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whoops, its PS2 but I have a PC adapter if needed.


New they start at $250 but this one would start at $300 because of the box art and the LEDs.

Ho wrote:Good people being a pro is sarcasm?

aw dammit. This is why I don't write code. You guys are good people.

I don't need my other other ASC anymore. Built: February 2011 Color: Red/white body. Clear TT plexi, black key plexi. Keys: DA medium keys. Switches: Cherry Turntable: Standard black, older feel TT. LEDs: Blue top row keys, Red bottom row keys (or vice versa, I forget), white start/select. LED power...

I'm not that awesome at IIDX, but there are a few things in here to be proud of:

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Re: favorite beet moment:

I AAA'd Fantasia [H] and my accuracy usually sucks and keeps me down in the AA range. 1399/1562 so I barely made it, but the fact that I didn't realize I did it at first made it awesome for me.

probably with an ultimarc board, not a "bad ass I/O v1.0" AKA minimaIIDX aka whatever the creator calls it these days

<sarc> one star. would not play at again. Pros: good people. Cons: DDR pads had on average one slushie spilled in each arrow, very sticky. screen is burnt out and lightbulbs are out of sync. IIDX display lag was aprox 42.3278784 seconds. Have to hit notes from the next song in order to pass the one ...

His I/O only supports up to sirius because of the way the I/O drivers work with RA and up. Once someone writes him a new firmware and/or a new driver that can probably happen though.

only one way to fix that merk

practice more

time machine.

so the marquee that Guy has is the one that was on the machine in that photo then?

or was it from ft wayne's "5rd mix"

When purdue swapped the max2 out for extreme (or vice versa...summer 05) they took it from merrillville, IN inman's. That was a 1st --> 3rd --> whatever (max2 o i think) conversion. Then they put a boxor in it and the pads cried even harder. Also, the supernova machine may not have been down a month...

purdue got their shit together and got their arcade op to put in a supernova when it was holy crap new....but its HDD died a few weeks in and it was down for a month. After that, I think it stayed working though.

The ITG we had at Purdue was a 1st US --> 3rd korean --> max2 --> extreme --> ITG2 conversion.


it was a frustrating experience to hit arrows on DDR EX with a machine that old/neglected...ITG was a nightmare

personal preference and all

i like doubles charts on DDR better, feel they are more fun. personal preference and all though