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@@LowestDifficulty Nice! Did they post any input lag numbers in their data sheets?

@ no lol its a sketchy listing on aliexpress and there is visible hot glue in the casing lolol i found a forum on how to make an adapter and I think they are making them based on that guide lol

@@LowestDifficulty lol! Well if it's working for you that's great!

Hey, yea if you change the "Foam Surrounds" it might even be better as it will be more genuine. For me it was about the same price at the time to get full replacement woofers vs the foams. And simply replacing replacing the woofers is alot easier. They still sounds amazing all these years later.

@@MaxRei_Xamier thanks!!!

For my artwork they just shine through the paper, clealy visible. I also labeled in the artwork where they would be. You could cut little holes for them if your new art is too thick to shine through.

Hi there, just use a glossy thicker stock paper. Nothing special, just make sure it's the right size. I used 11X17".

You can use anything really, but I used glossy and something a little thicker so it doesn't warp under the plexi. And 11*17 size

You're the cutest!

You know I put that in there just for you <3

Do it man, nothing like seeing these old consoles and games on a CRT. Just looks sooooo good.

@novo1858 The only problem was that we were using that video spliter that splits with snes. I've heard with old consoles that it builds "memory" over time. It's still worth a shot.

@@mr559 definitely worth a shot!

Hi there! Thanks. That issue must be because of gimp, other people have used the uploaded file without any issues. Good luck!

Gracias!

Lol, eh it's not too bad. It's worth it if you want a custom looking stick.

Thanks dude! And yea I mostly play shmups with it, one of my favourite genres these days.

@@novo1858 me too, in fact, I was born with this genre, thanks to my family who loves obscure treasures

@@Levin_Pilot_246 very cool, I played a few as a kid but never really followed the genre. But those few experiences back in the day propelled me to seek out more in my teenage years and then got addicted to them hahaha

@@novo1858 uuuffff..... it happen just like me. However, I am more into arcade genre, rather than RPGs, dating sims, visual novels. I simply love arcade more than anything else, very quickly to understand, and getting used to it, specifically those come from retro era, such as 80s, and 90s, some 2000s as well, but those which are made the way it should back in the day. There is a indie retro game style developer named TERARIN GAMES, makes cool retro-style shmups

@@Levin_Pilot_246 Yea I still like and play most genres of games, but arcade style games are just perfect when you get older and dont always have as much time to dedicate to games. Arcade games are perfect for playing in little bursts, and they keep the intensity up so you feel like you got some good gaming time in, even when its short.

Hey there, I got it printed at a shop

Hey! Just use a flathead screwdriver on the backside of the stick, like I did in the video @3:08

@@novo1858 Even used the box cover as a flathead so maybe its the model (venom)

@@nokuga6731 you still can't get it?

@@novo1858 nah, like its really hard, me and my friends (who are experienced at modding sticks) tried it with flatheads but nothing, i dont know if mayflash did this on purpose or my arcade stick is just like this

@@nokuga6731 that's crazy! Never heard of that before, though I know they can be really tight from the factory. I don't think it's on purpose, as these stick are meant to be modded and such. Maybe try heating the lever shaft a bit with a hair dryer, and get something like a rubber oven mitt to grip the ball top with, to add some extra mass for a better grip and more leverage.

Thanks man!

@@novo1858 I’ve had my copy of Sega Smash pack for 21 years, and I just finally got a proper light gun for VirtuaCop2. I had so much fun today playing through it with a proper gun instead of the controller. This video was quite a treat, now I need to get another for 2 player

@@Alexzw92 Oh yea, I played through Virtua Cop 2 on Sega Smash pack endlessly as a kid, somehow having a lot of fun simply using a controller. But the Light guns make all the difference, that's how it was meant to be played. It's so good. Thanks for the kind words about the video, it was a great party and my friends loved it. I was only able to capture a little bit of footage honestly, we also had the four player setup on the main TV with some crazy games of Chu Chu Rocket and Outtrigger. I wish I got some footage of that as well, but we were having so much fun I forgot hahaha

Thanks dude!

Yea they're great! In this case they were also a perfect match, very close specs to the original woofers. I'm still using these speakers in my setup, and now have them paired with a Yamaha EQ-550 and my existing Yamaha AX-596. They sound better than ever! All my friends think they sound incredible.

Thanks Linda! It's sad about Carl, but he had an amazing cat life.

Thanks bro, it felt good to include Carl in this. The garden was his favorite place to hang out.

It does not matter as long as the artwork can be printed at 100% scale on the paper. If the printer they are using can accommodate it with small margins then it should work just fine.

@@novo1858 I know what the problem is the place I use to print doesn’t scale the art work what should I do?

@@theweebking5789 I'm not quite sure what you mean, them not changing the scale is a good thing. Just create a new file at the exact paper size they will print on, and at the same dpi setting as your artwork. Then copy in your artwork and it should remain the correct scale, save as a pdf, and send to the printer. Good luck

Hi there, you can download the template for the Mayflash f500 Elite from this page link: (scroll down) focusattack.com/artwork-print-and-cut-for-venom-ps4-mayflash-f500-universal/ There is also many other stick templates here: support.focusattack.com/hc/en-us/articles/207447753-Control-Panel-Templates

Nice dude! Enjoy

Thanks, great that atleast it's able to remind you of the good times enough that you miss them! It also reminds me of a time when playing multiplayer games in the same room was the primary way we played games with our friends. A bygone era for sure.

Hahaha I know it's such a hot track!!

Thanks! I got it printed on 11X17 glossy paper.

Lol! You know what, I just take that information for granted. That's a good idea for another video to help people out in this regard

@@novo1858 that would be so epic, genuinely cannot wait to see it i hope. a video explaining how to use the focusattack template would be really good too, i also cannot find anything on that either and it is giving me a headache

Thanks dude! Good luck, I'm glad I could help.

Thank you, and you're welcome!

Hi there, export the file as pdf to print, and leave it the same size. Just make sure you print it on the same size of paper as the project file so it doesnt scale improperly.

You may, www.focusattack.com/template/download/plexworks/brand/venom/fa-venom-mayflashf500-artwork-template.zip. this is the template I used. And you can get it printed at pretty much any local print shop. Good luck!

@@novo1858 thanks!

@@RetroRockGamer You're welcome!

Hey there, I used a surgical knife or exacto knife. Mine was made by Olfa, but any new blade should work just as well

Thanks!

Hi there, I really like the stick. It's very comfortable, feels very premium and the fact that it works with so many consoles gives it a ton of versatility. The buttons and lever are all competitive quality for sure, official Sanwa parts. I have seen around on some forums that this stick may have a little bit more input lag then some other solutions out there, but personally I have not noticed it. I use the stick on my 360, PS3, PS4, switch, PC, and Mister FPGA device. The cool thing is that it's so easy to customize so that you can always swap out the PCB for a Brooks board in the future if you want the best experience.

@@novo1858 excellent im not sure if buy this or the hori RAP V www.amazon.com/Nintendo-Switch-Arcade-Hayabusa-Officially-Licensed/dp/B01N4P40LG/ref=sr_1_1?crid=BQO8SZ19HUWL&keywords=hori+rap+V&qid=1655275489&sprefix=hori+rap+v%2Caps%2C135&sr=8-1 wich doesnt has sanwa parts anyways...have you tried the mayflash f500 elite with online fighting games?

Hmmm no not at all dude. Those are some really nice art Fiskars scissors that I sharpened before cutting. It's more accurate to cut straight lines with a pair of good scissors than a blade alone.

Its supposed to be a "tactical" rendition of Sailor Saturn, from Sailer Moon.

Hey dude, they are on there pretty tight at first, but they are quite durable. Just pull on the metal disconnect, not the wire itself. You could even use a pair of pliers to make it easier. Remember, these buttons are designed to to be swapped out and disconnected, so don't be too worried about breaking them.

Hey, there's a link in the description to a Google drive download of it.

I haven't tried it myself, but yes apparently it is compatible with the latest firmware!

Thanks! Its been awhile since I did the mod, but Ill open it up and take a few pictures for you of the connection points I made.

Hey man, it's actually very simple and straight forward. Just make sure you take a picture of it as soon as the bottom panel is off so you have a reference for how everything will go back together. Just watch the video a couple times, and maybe a video or two on how arcade sticks are wired. You can do it!!!

@@novo1858 thanks for the fast answer and the encouragement, i really appreciate it!! :) can you recommend me a video about arcade stick wiring?

@@novo1858 i mean, to know how arcade sticks are wired

@@jhx97 Hey no problem. This video seems like a pretty good explanation ua-cam.com/video/Q1rrPG1azGs/v-deo.html. Each button has a positive and negative wire, and the board the wires are connected to is labeled with the corresponding button assignment. As long as you take a picture of it before you start taking it apart, I am very confident anyone could put it back to together. These devices are also meant to be taken apart and modified, so don't worry too much about breaking it. Just take your time.

@@novo1858 bro I'm kinda panicking here, the wires of the buttons are extremely tight and i can't remove them! I'm afraid i might end up damaging a cable D: what do I do?!?!

That could be cool, I usually like to keep my buttons plain. But that might be something I could look into for my next one!

Hey dude, I'm actually using a few songs and I have them listed in the description!

Air bump??? I don't know what you mean lol. But no problem for the video hahahaha. Thanks.

Hey thanks! Yea having all three of my Dreamcasts out that day each with their own display was really cool, my friends loved it! Check out the description for a list of what was in each of the setups. I will definitely be doing something like this again. And the song is "Sega Rally 2 - MNF"

Nice!!! its an awesome stick! I actually made a change since the video came out and also put on a clear buble top!

@@novo1858 where did you find the template for the artwork or did you create it all from scratch yourself ?

@@SwagMaster824 You can download the blank template for the Mayflash f500 Elite from this page link: (scroll down) focusattack.com/artwork-print-and-cut-for-venom-ps4-mayflash-f500-universal/