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I bought a GF controller for my PS a loooonnng time ago (about 8 years I think?!)
I only played the 1st and 2nd mix, now I wanna play GF on PS2, so is the controller same as the one on PS?

To Flound3r:
Yeah... I didn't have the right glue so I just used super glue, it did work very well.

To Travelsonic:
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I don't know the ...

So I remodel my pad in the past 2 days. I covered the wooden part with sheet metal roll, and I used some wood to make the frame.
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wow, it looks really nice. !!!

I did it on my PS2 controller and a guitar hero controller. here is the result
Green - L2
Red - L1
Yellow - R1
Blude - R2
Orange - X
Picking (in the main menu) -up and down
Enter(in the main m ...

Well, you'll need to. . .

1. Find out what all the buttons run to on a regular GH controller

2. Design an encasement

3. Build it (probably the easiest part).

I could do the first and seco ...

Step 1: Buy a guitar hero + controller combo, or a used controller.

Step 2: unscrew the case, take out the electronics carefully.

Step 3: Put them into whatever custom case you make.

Congratu ...

Thanks guys.
does anybody knows where I can buy a mercury switch? I know I can get a micro switch easily, but where should I go? Radioshack?
PS: I live in Austin, TX

Dose anybody has any idea!?

Dose anybody knows how to build a guitar hero?

I think I know how to do the botton, picking, and wailing. But how about the stick? Dose anybody has any idea how to make the stick?
What I ...

I'm fairly sure it's Neoprene that you want.
Yeah! thank you so much, thats the thing I was looking for. But where I can buy it?

Most pads use a 1/8" base of foam on the bottom, but I don't know much more on the subject.
Ok! Thank you.
Now I'm just using a 75in x 45in carpet for the base. And it works very very well!!

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I was looking for some metal pads on eBay and the only ones I could find that were within my price range and looked like they had the slightest chance of being good were these two. Has anyone used eit ...

The screws under my homemade pad are kindda scratching my floor.
Where I can get the soft pad underneath the Ninja pad? What does it call? Can I get it from the HomeDepot? I don't wanna spend to much ...

Nice!! can you send more photos?
Here is some more
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Nice!! can you send more photos?
I'll send some more picture later

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I used the idea of "ddrhomepad" and make it a little bit different, I didn't use the expensive Stanley bracket, and I didn't used metal to wrap ...

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Blue is ground. There's a lot of it to work with, including two joints which you could reheat to add a wire.

Orange is up, hot pink is left, magenta is right, ...

you shoulod of bought a cheaper controller

atleast int eh past the EA controllers had contacts that were reguallry shaped in to half circles which made soldering far easyer and didnt have any sort ...

Hm. . . have you opened them up at all?
'cause the Ninja pads might just use better wood, or better wiring, or a better foil job. (the tx's have 2 strips of the cheapest aluminum foil on the planet.) ...