Hello all,
Might as well share this don't know if this has been discussed if so my apologies. Snap in buttons that came with the stick are so brittle as a result they pretty much are all broken once i removed them never again...so screw in it is.
You can use all Sanwa OBSN-30 screw in buttons on a Madcatz TE2 previously the placement of a screw in button (nut) on the left K button would not fit it would interfere with the joystick bracket. And not a fan of bending the bracket...
However i thought i would cut the nut of the button in half so it would fit but this causes to much work. So i ordered one Seimitsu PS-14-GN screw in button, removed the nut and used it on the Sanwa one perfect fit and no more clearance issues with the joystick bracket:
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Clik here to view.
Might as well share this don't know if this has been discussed if so my apologies. Snap in buttons that came with the stick are so brittle as a result they pretty much are all broken once i removed them never again...so screw in it is.
You can use all Sanwa OBSN-30 screw in buttons on a Madcatz TE2 previously the placement of a screw in button (nut) on the left K button would not fit it would interfere with the joystick bracket. And not a fan of bending the bracket...
However i thought i would cut the nut of the button in half so it would fit but this causes to much work. So i ordered one Seimitsu PS-14-GN screw in button, removed the nut and used it on the Sanwa one perfect fit and no more clearance issues with the joystick bracket:
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
