So I just bought mymybox's metal PIU pad

[Kuhazan]

I'd say hold off and wait for the machine... home hard pads are poorly built unless you do it yourself now that my friend Mike doesn't make them anymore.

[Mills McDougle]

Mine works fine, honestly. You have to kinda beat it into working properly if you haven't used it in a while, but after a few charts, it's back to normal.

But it for damn sure doesn't beat a machine's pads. Unless you're severely impatient, I'd wait. The projected amount for these things is a big dent in the pocket, especially considering they aren't really that high of quality.

But, I mean, they definitely work.

[dartvalince]

ok so i saw noone mention this but you were saying you looked for a way to bind the pad to keypresses. there is a program callled GlovePie that can do just that.

Carl.Kenner - GlovePIE download

if you use this and have any questions, feel free to ask

[Mills McDougle]

Well, the funny thing about this pad is that it's not installed as a gamepad device. All the other binding programs that I used couldn't find the pad. D:

With that being said, I'll definitely give this program a try once I have access to my pad again. lol (my car's in the shop; my pad's in the trunk...I'm retarded)

[dennis]

Hi guys, I just would like to know if any of you have tried this PIU (PS2) PAD into PC. I want to buy it but I am not sure if it will really work on PC. If it does work, what kind of adapter do I have to buy and where can I get it? Thank yoy, Dennis

[coldman64]

I bought the DDR Nexen Version Last summer. I'm surpirsed about the shipping since it took them just a week to ship mine, and that was a trip from Cali to NJ.

I was slightly dissapointed with mine since it registered the steps better on the center of each pad rather than on the inside edge, and they had a sort of click to them. I did manage to open the pads up and mod them, so now it feels a lot closer to the arcade than before.