Im lookin t o buy a ddr pad... i kno there was a topic that discussed which pad was the best etc. i even read it when it was started......i just cant find it now....if someone could opost a link, or maybe tell me which pad turned out to be the best...thanx in advance
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This is the best non-metal pad in my opinion :
http://www.levelsix.com/detail.aspx?ID=18
Affordable, durable, accurate. 8)
If you're going to be doing lots of crazy 8/9/10 foot stuff, you may want to look into investing in a metal pad. Otherwise get that one.
http://www.levelsix.com/detail.aspx?ID=18
Affordable, durable, accurate. 8)
If you're going to be doing lots of crazy 8/9/10 foot stuff, you may want to look into investing in a metal pad. Otherwise get that one.
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You know those two bundles for Xbox and PS2? Xbox one comes with a pad and Ultramix, then the PS2 a pad w/t Max 2. Are the pads in those bundles any good? Also, should I get Ultramix or Max 2?
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[quote name='XboxMaster']You know those two bundles for Xbox and PS2? Xbox one comes with a pad and Ultramix, then the PS2 a pad w/t Max 2. Are the pads in those bundles any good? Also, should I get Ultramix or Max 2?[/quote]
Well I got Ultramix and I must say but I heard that Max 2 is a lot better. As for pads, I have the one that came w/ the game and they aren't that great. This past month I purchased the Level Six pad, as suggested above, and it came within a week. I plugged it in and started playing. It plays like 500x better. I actually play this game now instead of keeping it in a corner. The build quality is awesome too. With shipping the Level Six 3.1 pad costed me around $60.
Well I got Ultramix and I must say but I heard that Max 2 is a lot better. As for pads, I have the one that came w/ the game and they aren't that great. This past month I purchased the Level Six pad, as suggested above, and it came within a week. I plugged it in and started playing. It plays like 500x better. I actually play this game now instead of keeping it in a corner. The build quality is awesome too. With shipping the Level Six 3.1 pad costed me around $60.
[quote name='maxflight']even metal pads aren't too durable for the 8/9/10 songs unfortunately[/quote]
The Cobalt Flux is the closest you're gonna get to the arcade. Just read any reviews and forums online, and check out the site's videos. I think it's well worth the money, especially if you are really into DDR.
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Except for the Cobalt Flux. I can play 8 and 9 foot songs on my Cobalt Flux without any problems (not up to 10 foot songs yet).[/quote]
Mine's due for delivery this week!!
The Cobalt Flux is the closest you're gonna get to the arcade. Just read any reviews and forums online, and check out the site's videos. I think it's well worth the money, especially if you are really into DDR.
[quote name='YoshiFan1']
Except for the Cobalt Flux. I can play 8 and 9 foot songs on my Cobalt Flux without any problems (not up to 10 foot songs yet).[/quote]
Mine's due for delivery this week!!
There are some good pads on eBay, which will be cheaper than the Level Six pads, but just as good quality.
I have the equivalent of the Level Six v3.1 pads and I got 2 of them for $55 shipped off eBay. There's a lot of crap on eBay, you just need to know which ones are good.
I have the equivalent of the Level Six v3.1 pads and I got 2 of them for $55 shipped off eBay. There's a lot of crap on eBay, you just need to know which ones are good.
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