[Jared] sent along his latest on inventgeek. The most interesting piece of the project has to be the stainless steel/teflon pressure switch. Otherwise, it’s probably every DDR fan’s wet dream. Oh, and congratulations on geek 2.0 [Jared]!
I’ve been going to do this for a little while now. This looks like a really nice build, I’m sure I’ll be able to use a lot of it in mine.
The Geek 2.0 article is sadly lacking in a how-to and appears to be short at least one obligatory LED.
Looks pro, congrats :)
About the only thing that could be better than these pads for DDR would be wiring up a real DDR pad from a real DDR cab :)
Jared bouck good job, by chance can I purchase one of these?
sorry jerry… but i can only take so much pain. and i have some fun projects that are taking my attention elsewhere.
Thinking about DIY DDR reminds me of a similar project. While there isn’t a how-to section written about it, DDI (Dance Dance Immolation) deserves a tip of the hat http://interpretivearson.com/ddi/
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HAHAH! Thanks Will. Geek 2.0 is way better than the ole 1.0 version!