If your is all black, then you have kuro buttons. The latest one is red and black with the title Hayabusa on the title along with viewlix, which have the hayabusa buttons.
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If your is all black, then you have kuro buttons. The latest one is red and black with the title Hayabusa on the title along with viewlix, which have the hayabusa buttons.
PAULINK
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I haven't got mine in yet. I've played with the original TE2 at events though and i didn't really have any complaints, but my time was obviously limited.
PAULINK
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If he ordered it from the US store, it's gonna be the kuro one. The Hayabusa one is japan exclusive, and arcadeshock would be the place to go.
Loving the te2+ since I replaced the plexi. If you guys can afford it you should consider getting one of art's plexis.
Dunno where you're located but try out ParadiseArcadeShop and ArcadeShock.
Dunno where you're located but try out ParadiseArcadeShop and ArcadeShock.
I'm in US
ShadowSoldier89
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Paradise arcade is by far my new favorite place for parts. Shipping is slow since they are in Hawaii, but the service and selection is amazing
They're really good. I usually get things within a week.
thanks MM. seems like most stores people posted have parts i want but they're OOS.
edit: ordered from ArcadeShock and FocusAttack since they had a few parts I wanted in stock. Pretty crazy how everything is basically OOS.
ordered some Sanwa buttons for my other HRAP4 with the Kuros buttons. wanted the Octagonal gate too but that's OOS right now which blows. wanna make it feel different than the HRAP4 i got with the Hayabusa buttons.
pineapplepizza
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Uh I think they are in Minnesota
Disaster Nebraska
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Excellent.
Well, I've ordered a nice set of white Sanwa replacement buttons. I did some comparison against my older Hori's that have Sanwas and the difference is noticeable. I do like the stick though -- not even gonna bother installing an octogate.
sixteen-bit
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cc19p7HUkAAeqdA.jpg
Seems like a render, but I like the name, lol
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ThatCrazyGuy
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I just wanna give a quick review on the TE2+ plus I have had for a week now.
The top panel creaks alot, up on the face by the buttons and by the big button to release the latch to pop it open. These seem to be the weak points and it is flexing in.
It sucks because I feel I cannot get physical with it, like my hori. I am trying to figure out a way to see if I get a custom plexi and if that will make it stop. The top panel feels cheap. Or just return it.
It sucks, cause I like the weight, and the room on the face for my palm/hands to rest. But this thing costs 230. I would had thought it would be more sturdy. Disappointing.
The top panel creaks alot, up on the face by the buttons and by the big button to release the latch to pop it open. These seem to be the weak points and it is flexing in.
It sucks because I feel I cannot get physical with it, like my hori. I am trying to figure out a way to see if I get a custom plexi and if that will make it stop. The top panel feels cheap. Or just return it.
It sucks, cause I like the weight, and the room on the face for my palm/hands to rest. But this thing costs 230. I would had thought it would be more sturdy. Disappointing.
I've heard of these complaints, you might wanna contact CSR and see if you can get a replacement.
This is the main reason i went with the TES+ over the TE2+.From what Ive read from various reviews,forum posts and watched on YouTube its much sturdier although less convenient to mod and repair.That creaking would drive me nuts.
pineapplepizza
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CrazyGuy does your joystick/microswitches also squeak? Many of us here have the same challenges.
irfaanator
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anybody able to explain how the soft reset for ps4 w/ the ps360+ works (aka the 8 min timeout)? I'm about to set up my ps360 w/ the panzer stick I got tmw and I just want to know how it works. The manual is a bit difficult to understand
ThatCrazyGuy
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My stick/buttons don't squeak NKZ.
I just the tape trick on the latch from a YT video. Creaking goes away alot, just does it slightly. Hmm. Top panel still flexes in though. That really annoys me. I wish that metal panel was more steady.
I feel ghetto I have to use tape on an expensive stick, haha.
I just the tape trick on the latch from a YT video. Creaking goes away alot, just does it slightly. Hmm. Top panel still flexes in though. That really annoys me. I wish that metal panel was more steady.
I feel ghetto I have to use tape on an expensive stick, haha.
Sounds like the TE2+'s plexi isn't really much better than Ultra SF4 TE2's. I got a replacement plexi from Art's Hobbies for mine and it was a *massive* improvement. If you like the stick otherwise and are willing to swallow the cost of replacing the plexi, I'd do that.
Rabid Dwarf 76
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Rabid Dwarf 76
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Does anyone know if this stick works on PS4 with SFV?
(the PS3 version of course)
So I have the 360 version of this stick. If I buy a Brooks universal pcb, what else will I need to purchase in order to make it work for Xbox One and PlayStation 4? Will the headphone jack still work? Will I need to solder anything? Is the a solderless option if I do?
From looking at the instructions (under downloads), the Brooks Universal should be all you need for Xbone/PS4/PS3/360. It will replace the original PCB that's in your stick entirely. You'll need to cut the wires off the old board (TAKE NOTES ON THE ORDER) and strip them a bit, but they should go right into the screw terminals on the Brooks board, no soldering needed. It doesn't look like the Brooks board supports the headphone jack, but you might be able to connect the DP/LS/RS switch and Turbo functions to the Brooks board if you'd like to keep those. That might need some soldering, though, I haven't looked at the SE's boards in a while.
Rabid Dwarf 76
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Thanks!
Hellshingu
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You can also loosen up the hinges if you don't mind the top portion not being able to stay open without you holding it and you'll get rid of most the creaking if you don't want to tape it. The top panel unfortunately is almost always going to creak because of its functionality and design. The TES+ is also another good option for you to look into.
Hey at least your stick/microswitches aren't squeaking
Does anyone know if this stick works on PS4 with SFV?
(the PS3 version of course)
yup i use that same one modded on my exercise bike (ps3 version)
ThatCrazyGuy
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You can also loosen up the hinges if you don't mind the top portion not being able to stay open without you holding it and you'll get rid of most the creaking if you don't want to tape it. The top panel unfortunately is almost always going to creak because of its functionality and design. The TES+ is also another good option for you to look into.
Hey at least your stick/microswitches aren't squeaking
I might do the TES+.
Does anybody now the dimensions of the stick? And how much room from the last 2 buttons to the edge of the stick?
Cool, I read their SFV Turnaround message and was worried. Hope it ships soon. The bulk of my buttons with them. Those White/Clear buttons were sold out or had stock issues in the other two sites posted here.
Hellshingu
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Should be around the size of the TE but without the side bezels.
Hopefully my stuff ships soon. I ordered it last Thursday as I knew they were going to be swamped with orders after SFV release.
Anyways...
So I got my hori from amazon today and the box is beat up They shipped it in a small box with 1 piece of brown packing paper for support -_-
Got to test this thing out at work to see if it is working properly.
Edit: I forgot how small the HRAP actually is. I am not a big guy in particular but I do like the small size as I like to have an assortment of sticks for others to come and play with (Just noticed this was worded badly -_-). The Hayabusa buttons feel real nice as well. And for some reason the Hayabusa feels a little tighter than my other one in my VLX which is a good thing. I really love that stick for some reason I wish Hori allowed other companies to put them in their sticks.
people seem to love it and it's super easy to install on the HRAP4. i think rounded is actually better.
RedAssedApe
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Got my 1st stick today. Almost mint condition for £70. Im going to put some SFV art onto it and possibly change button and stick colours. Really love it, have even seen instant results. Everything seems to be so much quicker with it. Even the little man was impressed!
you're very advanced for your age. posting on gaf and playing with sticks already.
Mayflash V2 came in today. Six days shipping, $65, first-ever fight stick, no regrets.
First game I tried with the stick? Good old Touhou 6.
The joystick is much more fun to use than I expected, and surprisingly easy to adapt to. The square gate make it easy to rapidly jump from diagonal to diagonal, and the clicking of the switches is really satisfying.
I can tell why people don't like the buttons (large travel, noticeable actuation force). But hey, they're arcade buttons, they're not too loud, they're sturdy and functional, and they require less actuation force than my computer keyboards so they're good enough.
The stick itself feels really solid. Good weight, no flexing, no squeaking.
Interestingly, when I first connected it to my laptop, my DS3 drivers picked it up as a PS3 controller, regardless of whether the stick was set to XInput or DInput. Fortunately uninstalling the DS3 drivers on that specific USB port resolved the issue.
Also the V2 comes with a wrist-strap rumble motor, lol. The rumble works and is actually pretty strong. I probably won't use it, but I may consider attaching the rumble motor to the stick base itself.
It also comes with a mini-CD to add rumble support for DInput PC games, which also works but is optional.
Gonna try UMVC3 on my PS3 now.
Edit: Playing UMVC3. As a first-ever stick, the Mayflash V2 is awesome.
The stick feels good and works great. I'm doing hadokens and shoryukens with ease, but I need to practice my timing.
The more I use the buttons the more I am ok with them. They feel a bit heavy but they're very responsive, and they're easy to mash when you want to.
I feel no need to switch out the stock parts atm, and I can't believe it was only $65.
Edit 3: Welp, caveat. L2 and R2 are not working on my PS3 despite working fine on PC. No idea what's up with that...
Edit 3.1: nvm L2 and R2 work in TTT2 but not in UMVC3. Probably a game compatibility issue, unfortunate but oh well.
First game I tried with the stick? Good old Touhou 6.
The joystick is much more fun to use than I expected, and surprisingly easy to adapt to. The square gate make it easy to rapidly jump from diagonal to diagonal, and the clicking of the switches is really satisfying.
I can tell why people don't like the buttons (large travel, noticeable actuation force). But hey, they're arcade buttons, they're not too loud, they're sturdy and functional, and they require less actuation force than my computer keyboards so they're good enough.
The stick itself feels really solid. Good weight, no flexing, no squeaking.
Interestingly, when I first connected it to my laptop, my DS3 drivers picked it up as a PS3 controller, regardless of whether the stick was set to XInput or DInput. Fortunately uninstalling the DS3 drivers on that specific USB port resolved the issue.
Also the V2 comes with a wrist-strap rumble motor, lol. The rumble works and is actually pretty strong. I probably won't use it, but I may consider attaching the rumble motor to the stick base itself.
It also comes with a mini-CD to add rumble support for DInput PC games, which also works but is optional.
Gonna try UMVC3 on my PS3 now.
Edit: Playing UMVC3. As a first-ever stick, the Mayflash V2 is awesome.
The stick feels good and works great. I'm doing hadokens and shoryukens with ease, but I need to practice my timing.
The more I use the buttons the more I am ok with them. They feel a bit heavy but they're very responsive, and they're easy to mash when you want to.
I feel no need to switch out the stock parts atm, and I can't believe it was only $65.
Edit 3.1: nvm L2 and R2 work in TTT2 but not in UMVC3. Probably a game compatibility issue, unfortunate but oh well.
hikarutilmitt
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We installed 2 of them at work and it's pretty good, honestly. It doesn't feel as jagged as the octagonal gate on a JLF and rolls a lot better. I can actually play VF and DOA on it pretty well, too, so it's not as drastic a difference s the JLF gate, either.
DeathByBacklog
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So is there any carrying cases available for te2/te2+ sticks?
Hellshingu
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If you can find a qanba defender bag for a good price I'd suggest to pick one of those up.
Cosign.
Thornton Reed
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Not sure if this is the appropriate thread for this question
but...
does anyone know of any retailers in the UK or EU that is stocking the Hori Fighting Commander 4??
but...
does anyone know of any retailers in the UK or EU that is stocking the Hori Fighting Commander 4??
I bought one from eBay a week back
Thornton Reed
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from an EU seller?
i'm impatient and i don't really want to have one shipped form Japan or the US