I have a brand new etokki omni with the taeyoung fanta, im liking it a lot and already decided to “upgrade” to this. Id call it more curiousity screwing with my head too hard. Would you mind taking the time to list for me the exact components i would need to make this change? Beautiful movement btw! Loving the sound of how clean the switches sound
@Quinto_FGC Are you using the derlin battop? I'm stuck between purchasing the Derlin batt, or the matte sanwa batt. I've always been used to matte battops. When I've used the stock myungshin battop it feels super slippery and lacked control, it was gross. I know the derlin has a smooth finish. What is your take on this?
It would be really helpful to list the whole setup in the description. What switches (model/code) do you use? And did the dead zone and engagement zone change a lot? Thanks!
I think you'll find what you're looking from this link.. forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/comment/11196756/#Comment_11196756 alt. link: forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/196736/korean-arcade-parts-discussion/p20
Thank you for the links. The thread does talk a lot about the concepts I'm inquiring about. But I was wondering how close/different this particular configuration (8mm shaft, 15.5mm actuator, 45g grommet, ?? switches) is from the stock fanta or green lever.
Catchy Chazz I actually didn't like the Green Lever configuration (7mm shaft, 14.5mm actuator) too long of a throw, and the switch will engage at the very end of the throw. It may work for the guys at Green but corners were very specific and required alittle more effort to get. This setup is a mixture of the Green Lever, and JDCR's preferred Magicstick version of the Fanta Airbag.
I recommend the heavier arcade sticks like the Qanba Dragon, the Hori Vewlix (VLX) series, the Mad Catz Tournament Edition 2 series, the Razer Atrox for Xbox 360 and Xbox One and the Razer Panthera for the PS3 and PS4. And why? Because they are easier to modify and they are so heavy, they don't move around on your lap as much.
This confuses me... Where am I able to purchase these parts? I cannot find them anywhere online. Could someone please break down what parts this joystick consists of? Thank you very much!
i would recommend 309MJ stick. Fanta is nice but 309mj is way better and has little difference in price. Best combination would be sanwa button and 309mj stick.
Lul the Fanta is way better then the mj. The mj is a introduction to Korean levers. It's a good way to get a feel for K levers before you have to drill a 35mm hole into ur fightstick.
them Korean levers aint no joke. never have been. glad to see they are getting more and more noteriety
Guys you are mistaken... it’s his movements that are insane !!! The lever is good but he is completly out of control
That stick is sooooo pretty! 😍
I have a brand new etokki omni with the taeyoung fanta, im liking it a lot and already decided to “upgrade” to this. Id call it more curiousity screwing with my head too hard. Would you mind taking the time to list for me the exact components i would need to make this change? Beautiful movement btw! Loving the sound of how clean the switches sound
Also have you tried on 50/55 tensions?
Whats the dimension of the template i want to get a plane matt black one aswell! What material did you use?i like it
What arcade stick is that? It almost looks like a may flash f500 with a different faceplate for noir?
Hori rap N
@Quinto_FGC Are you using the derlin battop? I'm stuck between purchasing the Derlin batt, or the matte sanwa batt. I've always been used to matte battops. When I've used the stock myungshin battop it feels super slippery and lacked control, it was gross. I know the derlin has a smooth finish. What is your take on this?
It would be really helpful to list the whole setup in the description.
What switches (model/code) do you use? And did the dead zone and engagement zone change a lot? Thanks!
I think you'll find what you're looking from this link.. forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/comment/11196756/#Comment_11196756
alt. link: forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/196736/korean-arcade-parts-discussion/p20
Thank you for the links. The thread does talk a lot about the concepts I'm inquiring about. But I was wondering how close/different this particular configuration (8mm shaft, 15.5mm actuator, 45g grommet, ?? switches) is from the stock fanta or green lever.
Catchy Chazz I actually didn't like the Green Lever configuration (7mm shaft, 14.5mm actuator) too long of a throw, and the switch will engage at the very end of the throw. It may work for the guys at Green but corners were very specific and required alittle more effort to get. This setup is a mixture of the Green Lever, and JDCR's preferred Magicstick version of the Fanta Airbag.
Where can I buy this? May I have a link?
What tension grommet is that?
I recommend the heavier arcade sticks like the Qanba Dragon, the Hori Vewlix (VLX) series, the Mad Catz Tournament Edition 2 series, the Razer Atrox for Xbox 360 and Xbox One and the Razer Panthera for the PS3 and PS4. And why? Because they are easier to modify and they are so heavy, they don't move around on your lap as much.
Dustin Nunn you're talking about the arcade box or case as a whole. This video is about a specific lever .
This confuses me... Where am I able to purchase these parts? I cannot find them anywhere online. Could someone please break down what parts this joystick consists of? Thank you very much!
Jaxx54 focus attack and etokki website.
Or arcadestickindonesia just search on google
i would recommend 309MJ stick. Fanta is nice but 309mj is way better and has little difference in price.
Best combination would be sanwa button and 309mj stick.
lol plz stop spewin these statements. This is not the stock fanta. Go read the SRK thread on the golden fanta mod before u start spreading this bs.
Lul the Fanta is way better then the mj. The mj is a introduction to Korean levers. It's a good way to get a feel for K levers before you have to drill a 35mm hole into ur fightstick.
donate me that stick
Ur p2 side needs work