The NEW Build Your Own Arcade Controls
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: neohusky on July 25, 2011, 05:33:42 pm
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Hi All
I'm starting to plan the cp for a HyperSpin cabinet I intend to build. Two common types of buttons that people refer to are:
1. Electric ICE 2™ Lightable Horizontal Pushbutton with True-Leaf Pro and the RGB drive
2. Ultimarc Ultralux Translucent Illuminated Pushbuttons. Includes LED RBG White
Just wondering which of these the experts on this forum tend to use? Is there much of a difference between the "True-Leaf" offered by groovygamegear and ultimarc's E-Switch microswitches? I don't particularly what to hear a microswitch clicking.
Can both of these buttons be used with either Ultimarc PACLED64 or groovygamegear's LED-Wiz™ 32-port. Ultimately the aim would be to use LEDblinky to control the lighting for HyperSpin
Lastly has anyone that has used illuminated buttons also done the joysticks. If so are there any good 4/8 way varieties around?
Thanks in advance
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Have not tried the other 2 yet so will not comment but
Paradisearcade Has A Variety of Lit Joysticks (http://www.paradisearcadeshop.com/en/)
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I use Paradise Arcade's translucent concave IL buttons with their IL-lumination RGB boards. You can see them in my build thread in my signature and also my MK fight stick button mod (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=113154.0). And yes you can use either the LEDWiz or the PACLED64 to light your LEDs with LEDBlinky.
Edited to add link for reference of future readers.
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I use Paradise Arcade's translucent concave IL buttons with their IL-lumination RGB boards. You can see them in my build thread in my signature and also my MK fight stick button mod which is currently on the first page of the projects forum. And yes you can use either the LEDWiz or the PACLED64 to light your LEDs with LEDBlinky.
+1. Do the mod if you go this route. It makes wiring so much cleaner.
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You can see them in my build thread in my signature and also my MK fight stick button mod (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=113154.0).
Wow! That mod looks great. You've given me some real food for thought.