@@chrllo796 nah its all stock

@Ypkah i mean legacy players who play on stick for 10+ years are doing fine. But i agree!

@adrian2004TK Im sorry then. Im just jealous. Got fat hands and clunky movement. :p And carpal, on top of that. Tho grinding Tekken and Sf But I think, its a real problem.. in the long run. Got my carpal from hard work. And I could feel the pain mostly on dpad. Arcade Stick made my life better. Its just painful to watch, that your movement is so fast.

@@KageAshura98 ist alpha n stock

@adrian2004TK thanks man

@@kazamastar Hello! The Sanwa JLX Silent feels way smoother than the regular JLX in my experience. I'm not sure if it's because they hella greased the lever for me or if it really is that much smoother. It's probably because of the linear switches. The switches are very responsive and does not give any opposite inputs, maybe happens rarely if you use the lowest setting. I personally use level 5 on the switches which makes it feel like more like a regular JLX/JLF but smoother and no click sound. The stock level 3 setting is too loose, way looser than regular JLF/JLX stock feeling and I could not get consistent EWGF input. However, using level 5 on the microswitches helped solve that issue.

@@adrian2004TK i see, thanks! I just recently got JLX and been playing with it for a month and I dislike the inconsistency of my inputs due to the larger actuator specially when doing electrics or wavedashing so i was curious if the silent jlx is the same

@@kazamastar I feel you, that was my problem with the JLX as well. The silent JLX is super consistent though, way more consistent than regular JLX and JLF. The only thing to get used to about the silent JLX is to not use too much force when hitting the lever since its super smooth

@@adrian2004TK i switched the jlx actuator to my old jlf one and its a little bit better. I've been eying some silent levers now since I never owned any so looks like ill give it a try, thanks!

@@rcrhino2148 nope

@adrian2004TK Get a nobi LE seimitsu I want your opinion on that joystick and comparing it to the others. Please

@@rcrhino2148 aye man if i somehow get that shit for free then ill def do it

@@adrian2004TK never mind man. Ive got a ls-32 and nobi pro edition coming

I have the SiTong Kailh Ghost variant (I think they discontinued this and switched to a spring version, not sure how that one is). It does not sound like the Gravity KS, but it is quiet like the Gravity when pressed normally but can be a bit louder when pressed hard because of how much faster the button bumps back (still pretty quiet though). As a pro of this behavior, it makes my inputs cleaner and I get less misinputs compared to Gravity ks, plus its faster. In my experience the Gravities has a hollow sound in a good way. but has a weird spring ping noise at the end. The SiTongs sound clearer and more linear, like a keyboard switch. Both sound nice and quiet.

@ thank you so much! I’m going to get these in four different colors for my main attack buttons.

@@adrian2004TK got them a few days ago and they’re awesome!!

@@DJMBello yes except i adjusted the microswitches to level 5 which is the highest setting since it felt way too lose on lvl 3 and below.

@adrian2004TK ah okay. Think I'm gonna go with this over a Nobi as my main lever. Don't feel like messing with different parts anymore lol.

@@johnlund3088 Actually i feel that it is still looser than a regular sanwa jlf even on its highest level (lvl 5). Which i personally like and its more accurate and responsive than regular jlf/jlx despite it feeling looser. I would say lvl 5 is closest to stock jlx in terms of feel and anything below is very loose imo so i recommend adjusting it to the highest lvl. Anyways TLDR, yes adjusting the switches will require more/less force.

@@JZT97 15.3

@@kikyo8434 srry bro my kbd is not good enough xd.

sorry the late reply. You are right, the connections are pretty wobbly and they have disconnected lots of times in my experience. What I did to fix this was I simply crimped the dupont pins and inserted them to the Mayflash harness which I also crimped. Hasn't disconnected since. Check out the Reddit post on my pinned comment for a visual example

Im ass☠️

@@phihuynh5994 nope. It seems to be fine if i just screw it as tight as i can.

@@bibi_donut2161 no i use IST Alpha N with stock grommet (35a). I use 15.3mm actuator

waiting for my carpal tunnel so i can finally stop playing tekken

@@xyno2667 stock spring

Just gotta keep practicing. Keyboard is hard bro

@@vexywexy yeah my f101 works on ps5! But i use brook wingman fgc instead of the magic-s

@@adrian2004TK does it have input delay, i wonder?

@vexywexy I am not sure. From my experience, probably no input delay. I was able to play at my local tourney just fine with it. I wanna test it but im not sure how to capture input lag lol imma have to do some research

You can use the magic boots for ps4 and it will also work with PS5!

@@Seyerkei Mine works fine for PS4 without any adapter, it just doesn't work for PS5. So I guess I need either Magic-S, Magic Boots, or Brook Wingman but I don't know which of em to choose haha

Hello! I'm not sure on what the process looks like to make it so that there's no clicks made by the lever. Probably a silent microswitch mod? But also I have not done anything to make the click of the lever not sound. Both of my levers still have clicks. I am assuming you are referring to the sound of my IST Alpha N lever. I will say that the reason it sounds less noisy than my JLF is because the microswitches on my Alpha N are linear, and the fact that the Razer Panthera is bigger and denser than my Mayflash F101 which means it absorbs more sound. If you want to have no clicks on your lever, you can get a Sanwa JLX silent lever (which I have bought, I might do a review on it).

@imangolix7235 oke oke thanks for the información, And I would also like to know if you recommend buying the f101? Because do I want to buy my first arcade stick

@@Mist034 It depends on your budget. I would only recommend the F101 If you wanna spend the least amount for a stick. But you would need to upgrade the buttons and the lever if you plan on taking arcade stick seriously. The buttons are ok, but the lever is pretty bad. Upgrading the lever to at least a Sanwa JLF is a must in my opinion. I only use the F101 because I like the small size and light weight, but most people would prefer a bigger stick and to be honest I might switch to a bigger stick as well. Also the F101 does not work on PS5 unless you have an adapter like Mayflash Magic-S Ultimate or Brook Wingman FGC. If you have a bigger budget, look for arcade sticks from $100 to $200. I would say Drone 2 ($100) is the best entry level arcade stick. Best value would probably be Mayflash F700 elite ($180) in my opinion. There are other sticks as well like Hori Alpha or Qanba Titan 2. You can also try finding used PS4 sticks. Those are great too because licensed ps4 sticks still work on PS5 for Tekken 8. My Razer Panthera is used and it still works pretty good other than cable which I had to change. Arcade sticks last a long time unless you intend to break them😆.

@@adrian2004TK ok bro thank you so much for the recomendations new sub for you

Yeah bro this balltop goated but its expensive compared to a normal balltop lol. I use it because Keisuke uses the same balltop. Goodluck on finding your grip! It is a process for sure, I tried lots of grip styles as well.

Ive been playing on arcade stick for around a year, so I guess it took me a year to get where i am at now. Started playing on stick at the end of Tekken 7 and then moved on to Tekken 8 till now.

@@fiji3615 yeah you can change the lever bro. I think the new version comes with a 5 pin on the pcb as well so you can probably put in a korean lever that has a flat collar if you want

@@RyzingSol They're amazing value! Although I have heard that they discontinued the Ghost variant and switched it to the Spring version so I'm not sure about those. They do still have the Wizard variant which are basically the clicky version. I've heard nothing but good things about those!

@@WEST-LINE yeah you might be referring to wavedash cancelling or wavedash blocking. Im sure if you practice enough youll eventually be able to have a good p2 wavu. And yeah, def try an arcade stick out if you have the budget! Really the only downsides of it are that it can get expensive when u get into the rabbit hole, and its also a process to get used to it. But def worth it if you are passionate enough

​@@adrian2004TKi new to tekken but i fell in love with it! I def will consider it once i master fundamentals on pad. And oh yesh the wave dash cancel and wave dash block i didnt know terminology. Would be awesome if you did tutorial on those too! I subscribed ❤😊

I like Sanwa JLF more than the Korean lever because its less tension and I am faster on it. However i would still say korean levers are still superior because when i play with my Alpha N lever, my inputs are more accurate and it feels easier overall. Its all preference tho

@@HotBoiDaChef yes. Heres a handcam video from an amazing EU kazuya player named MishimaEnrage: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6mTlYV5n6tlmZY. He uses pad and can wavu and korean backdash pretty fast. You can also look up SidestepDORYA or SelectedAgainst. His wavu is insanely fast but i believe he uses both analog stick and dpad on controller.

You gotta be dumb for asking this question right? This tutorial also covers KBD

@@lazyboy1042 lmao no way.... right?

@@lazyboy1042 Oh u mean like the metal prongs right

Yeah those blades to trigger the micro switches

N u dont need to buy different actuator ... I solve that problem using heatshrink lol

@@fiji3615 nah i played rank a few days ago

@@OWMANez nope, just dont get samsung for gaming no more

@imangolix7235 :( rip

For me it's the opposite

but i play on keyboard so its easier

@@egg.8320 5 min timer is crazy hard wtf. You might be the goat. Imma try dat

@@adrian2004TK Its less straining on keyboard, well for me since im used to pianoing

a hand movement tutorial will be helpful

For p1 practice, going slowly first really helps. Gradually build your speed up comfortably.

​@@unknovvngenre155i can definitely do a tutorial altho im not good at explaining it. There are alrdy a ton of tutorials on yt tho

@@adrian2004TK You're wrong Mr.! YOU'RE GOOD at explaining. Thanks for the wavedash tips video.

Hello! I use the stock grommet it came with which is the IST 35A tension grommet.

@@Crip2.0468 Unfortunately i cannot say because i never owned a Hori stick before. All i heard about Hayabusa levers is that they are looser than JLFs.

@@Matthew-vb8qb While the stock buttons and lever aren't bad, they are not as reliable compared to higher quality parts such as Sanwa. I'd say it is worth it even if you aren't playing fighting games.