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You best bet is to spread out the force across as much of the floor as possible.

This unfortunately is very hard to do, and well, unfortunately even the best DDR pads have a very small surface area ...

Wow, braindead poll designers at their finest :-)

Anyone figure out a way to see what is leading in the polls so that we know when to stop voting?

Yep, you can set the Arrows to "overhead" in the options. That is usually what I do.

The machine now claims to be 50% complete, and when I played a few games this weekend I didn't see any framerat ...

Btw, has anyone here gotten 2 of these in yet? If so, how have you set them up for doubles if you have. With how good my one is working, I am considering getting a 2nd for Christmas and finally gett ...

I will try, but understand a lot of them are aparently made not licensed, kinda like how Konami does.

So I guess you could call them "Roxor originals"

But either way, assuming enough time, and p ...

This is brief review of my experience with In The Groove running on a former Disney Mix DDR machine at Illusionz of Issaquah, WA.

So upon hearing that they had this setup down at Illusionz, I figur ...

peak it off very slowly is the best way. and when you get to the spots on the edges by the arrows, kinda lift up on and try to pull it out vertically without tearing it. If it tears off though and s ...

Crypto, please don't try to hijack this thread again. This is about the RO pad, if people want to look up info on other Melal pads there are threads for those.

WrathX, best of luck in your carrier ...

I fluctuate on hours from 10 a week to just over 20.

I weigh 145 pounds currently (thank you DDR for that 30lb drop)

I currently am playing all 9 footers, and trying to break into 10's. My clos ...

It's corners can be a little sharp. What I did for my carper was got a 3/4 inch piece of wood and put some nonslick surfacing on the top of it and stapled a plastic mat with the short spine like thin ...

Glad it was useful.

Of note, since starting to play DDR MAX2, the pad is still holding up great. No issues yet.

Lights on the RO soft pad?

Well either way this is for the Metal pad.

Thanks for the clarification on the Exchange policy WrathX. Very apprciated.

If I remember correctly in an e-mail exchange I had with them they said that if there were any problems they would cover shipping. Probably not the fastest shipping but ehh...

I would contact them ...

Hmmm, not heard anyone else report that.

Though according to the warrenty, RO will probably exchange it for ya no cost

Red Octane Pads are still kinda of unproven in the long term durability catagory. So far everyone who has one has stated that they hold up amazingly well, but as for 3, 6 , 12 or more months out. No ...

Yes, if you want to play on a metal pad in Soxs or bare feet, get a CF. The RedOctane is definatley not ideal for use in those cases

Not yet, still holding up great for me.

Also I transport mine between a few different places in my Jeep all the time and it still has yet to have any problems.

Hmmm, looks pretty, except for the dent you can see in the one bar on the left of the picture.

I don't know, maybe it's just me, but I have trouble trusting the quality of a Metal DDR pad that is a ...

Hey WrathX, maybe you can answer one of my burning questions.

Any plans to seel a control box for these to add support for the Xbox Ultramix when it comes out?

I heard the biggest issue with the Converter will be that It won't recognize as a PAD for online rankings and stuff.

I would imagine that if you have a Metal Pad like the Cobalt Flux or Red Octane, ...