are these good sticks?

[Michiyo_Yoshiku]

http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-m-77-3-49-en-15-Saulabi%2B-70-11si.html

and

http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-e-49-en-70-1g1n.html

[shoo]

this will get closed


take it to tech talk


and ill close it there too

[Michiyo_Yoshiku]

taken back

[ShinAkuma204]

Salaubi is pretty decent. Not sure about the other one.

[Timoe]

You mods are such assholes

In fact your whole community are full of them. why do I even post here

because you love it

[shoo]

cuz deep down you really like it

no homo?

[str[e]ak]

the second one isn't worth your time and money. i'm pretty sure you can mod the first, though.

[urth]

You mods are such assholes

In fact your whole community are full of them. why do I even post here

Maybe we should just make the search button a big ass Button in the center of your screen. Would that help?

[tl613]

If you like Korean parts and are handy with a soldering iron then the Saulabi can be a very good stick.

[Michiyo_Yoshiku]

Yeah sorry for my spaz fit there............I have a short fuse......especally lately...

If you like Korean parts and are handy with a soldering iron then the Saulabi can be a very good stick.

Hm?

[vapulus]

^^

It's a Korean stick. Plays very differently from american/jap sticks.

[tl613]

Here is some info on Korean parts:

http://forums.shoryuken.com/archive/index.php/t-89845.html

I have a stick with all Korean parts, and I would say the stick is more comparable to a Happ Super, but because it uses a piece of rubber instead of a spring to snapback, it is looser. I had the newer version of the Saulabi you linked which has different buttons, so I can't comment on those.

[urth]

from what i've heard, the korean sticks are good for hardcore tekken players for wave/light dashing since it snaps back into neutral so well.

[tl613]

Yes.

[Michiyo_Yoshiku]

Good shit thanks.

Yeah I'll get the korean stick then