Optimizing Pump It Up pads (TX revision and newer) - guide/walkthrough

Had the idea of making this for a while, in an effort to share the methods we have been applying here in cooperation with local arcades. This is just one of many ways to improve pad performance and conditions, and not necessarily the 'best' way. One disadvantage with this method, for example, is that it becomes easier for the switches to slide out of their sockets over time if no additional countermeasures are taken (e.g. self-adhesive cable retainer clips).
This video can be used as a reference for whoever would like to improve the performance of stock pads. I hope it can especially be of use to public operators, in order to make their machine more attractive to players, benefitting both parties. Sincere thanks to Gamestate Den Haag for their open approach to working together for this.
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Location: Gamestate Den Haag
Music: Kazumi Totaka - Main Theme (Wii Shopping Channel)
Special thanks to Noodle for proofreading

[@TheNamesRyan]

Nice and simple thanks

[@miaoufgc]

Thank you! I was wondering how to raise the legs for my local machine.

[@ThumbsyArrowStomp]

Glad it could be of help to you!

[@holy_wafers]

Thanks for this video, trying to get my local arcade to modify the stock pads

[@ThumbsyArrowStomp]

Nice, good luck!

[@pearlpiu]

instructions unclear Paris arcade kicked me out help

[@michaeltylerstewart]

Thank you for the helpful tips!

[@pokemi2016]

This BG music tho But gud video uwu

[@jamesds5016]

Man this video is too good but the staffs at the arcade is too stupid I can’t make the pad gets better :(( Imma play Pump it up at somewhere else ;-;

[@ThumbsyArrowStomp]

Thanks! Too bad about that particular arcade

[@dexx2233]

Oeh, nice 👍