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Ultimarc t-sticks - Why do you have to pay exra for balltop?
etumor:
The T-stick and the J-stick, in addition to having different features, have a radically different feel. The feature set is better on the T-stick, but I think most people would prefer the "feel" of the J-stick. It has a looser feel that is closer to the feel of old school 4-way games. If you aren't interested in the switching mechanism of the T-stick, then the J-stick is probably a better choice anyway.
-Jeff "etumor"
Wizard of DelRay:
I'm glad they are sold seperately since I prefer to use them on my Competitions. I have one on a bartop I'm currently building and am going to have one of each color for a 4 player setup (just need green and black now.) I wish the blue was a little darker, but I guess it's better than no balltop at all.
Will:
Since I emailed Andy with this exact question ,here is your answer.
http://www.ultimarc.com/miscfaq.html
Seems pretty reasonable to me,I decided to go with J-stick based on peoples review of the feel between the t- and j- sticks.Hope this helps..
the3eyedblindman:
Just got my J stick in the mail, its a 4 way stick, it has a red ball on top, so why would anyone pay the extra money for the T stick and the ball top? I say get the J stick, save the money.
etumor:
--- Quote from: the3eyedblindman on October 10, 2004, 11:07:08 pm ---Just got my J stick in the mail, its a 4 way stick, it has a red ball on top, so why would anyone pay the extra money for the T stick and the ball top? I say get the J stick, save the money.
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The reasons, as previously mentioned, are for the switchable functionablity, and the fact that it makes for a really good Q*Bert stick. But if all you want is straight 4-way functionality, then I agree that the J-stick is the way to go.
-Jeff "etumor"
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