yeah, Welcome to Art's Hobbies just go here and follow the directions. The art and the Plexi are two separate items. Follow the instructions to the letter when submitting the art.

If you're thinking of Getting Artwork for the drone it won't be possible since the top is one solid piece. If you wanted artwork you'd have to use some kind of adhesive wrap. or take apart the entire stick removing all the electrical components and painting it.

Unless they're Sanwa parts people usually replace the Joystick and Buttons, but honestly, it all boils down to preference since they perform the same function.

Welcome to Art's Hobbies They make these for other sticks too. I think they're referring to the FIghtstick itself, not the joystick.

Qanba Q4 is fairly Cheap now, however, Qanba has come out with some newer sticks that are also reasonably priced. You should look into the Qanba Drone, Carbon, or Crystal eightarc (There's a sitewide sale going on as of this post) If you're still set on the Q4 you can get it here: Qanba Shop...

I want the I want the Qanba Obsidian but I don't have the money.

I never really liked Madcatz. I received terrible customer service from them when the TE2 preorders were still happening. I ended up buying a Hori instead.

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what game are you trying to get it working on?

unfortunately, you'd have to build one yourself. you can find templates on slagcoin.com just flip the image before you print.

a modified fightstick is definitely better than an unmodded one. Stock Fightsticks usually have loose joysticks and may not have a restrictor gate suited to your play style, and in the case of cheaper sticks may not have quality parts. It's probably a good stick to start on but generally not...

that's probably because the Madcatz has a circular D-pad. The D-pad would be about the same otherwise, I think.

The D-Pad didn't feel small at all to me. I guess it really depends on which Hori Commander you got though. I personally bought the Hori Fighting Commander 4. I sold it to my friend though since I preferred the Fightstick (more customization of parts)

I mainly use a fightstick but I've used the Hori fightpad before. It's a step up from just a normal controller, it's much cheaper than the Madcatz Fightpad and a lot of people seem to like it more.

Sure, but did the art get flipped?

they are indeed very similar, though I've heard people complain that kuro buttons are squeakier and have a different feel.

Hori manufactures their own joysticks and buttons that come stock with their fightsticks. They come stock with the Hori Hayabusa Joystick and Kuro buttons.) They manufacture batop adapters for use with Sanwa Joysticks; you can also purchase a Sanwa shaft that will take batops as well if I'm...

Seimitsu Joysticks: shorter shaft, stiffer spring, comes stock with an interchangeable gate that lets you switch between square, octagonal, circular, etc. and levered microswitches Sanwa Joysticks: Longer shaft, loose spring, comes stock with a square gate, and uses non-levered microswitches...

Arcade Shock and Focus Attack is what I use for my parts and their customer service is great!. I've also used Paradise Arcade Shop but I'm not a fan of their prices or how often they stock things. they have aluminum actuators listed on their site but they've been out of stock for awhile now...