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Read February 07, 2010, 02:08:15 AM #0

Home-built pads


Well, after my Afterburner died out, I kind of stopped playing DDR.  So I tried fixing it (finally) the other day, but to no avail.  Now, would anyone here happen to know how I can.. erm.. turn my Afterburner into a viable pad again?  Or perhaps, have a spare pad I can buy?   Smiley
 
Read February 08, 2010, 01:24:53 AM #1
BLueSS

Re: Home-built pads


how about telling us what's wrong with the pad? Tongue
 
Read February 09, 2010, 11:24:48 PM #2

Re: Home-built pads


Well, let's just say it's permanently broken now... due to various causes.
 
Read February 17, 2010, 06:08:40 AM #3
ChilliumBromide

Re: Home-built pads


What kind of pad do you want to build?  I haven't build a pad in forever, and that one turned out pretty crappy because I only spent $10 on parts because I'm cheap and don't care enough about DDR to invest heavily in it again, but pads are deceptively easy to build if you just go with a simple design like CF's or BeatGear's.  I built mine using the CF design from scrap wood, a spare control box, and $10 in wood glue, masking tape, and drywall screws.


Practice makes perfect.  But I'd rather be great. ;]
 
Read May 27, 2010, 11:43:47 AM #4

Re: Home-built pads


Where might these designs be?  I'm looking into building my own pad for relatively cheap. 
 
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