How Durable are the Hori Vf evo Sticks?

I hear they control excellenct and the button placing and feel is fantastic. However, i have yet to hear of the durability of the product. If i dropped it from a two-story window would it work? Seriously though, dumb characterrs like jacky cause me to throw things. /versus/images/graemlins/confused.gif /versus/images/graemlins/mad.gif

 

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Shankmaster1 said:
. If i dropped it from a two-story window would it work?

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I think practically nobody can answer to that question

since no one would want to draw the stick out of the

window to test it out. /versus/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Seriously the stick is known for its durability. If you can

get used to the stick, it will be a good one for you.

 

I have the Hori Evo stick (my backup stick) and I haven't had any problems with it so far. I've only used it a few times, but it always seems to work pretty well. The only issue I have with it is the looseness of the stick and buttons. That might just boil down to personal preference though.

 

I have the same problem with the Hory stick, too.

The looseness of stick makes me hard to get used to

the hory stick, so instead I use other stick which is

manufactured by Pelican(someone might know it, but

I'd never heard of them before I bought the stick). It is a

pretty cheap one($19.99), but somehowI got used to

the stick and doing well with it.

I guess choosing the right stick depends much on

personal preference. The worst stick in the world could

be the right one for you depending on the situation.

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I've had them for two months now, still work great.

 

They are fantasically durable, one of 'em came in a pretty roughed up packge, but was totally fine in the box, the other gets the crap shaken out of it in order to get the SpoD off a couple times, not once had it ever felt unstable.

 

It's plenty durable, it's taken a beating (given in a short amount of time) and has withstood plenty well. I highly recommend it. /versus/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

How do the components in the Evo stick (or SC2) compare to a stick made with HAPP parts? I had an opportunity to get an Evo stick for $50 total, but I decided get a stick made by someone with Happ parts for $53 total. Sort of wish I got the Evo since the layout is like the arcade, but I like the 6 buttons on the other stick so I can play Tekken Tag. Also I thought a homemade one would be nice so I could maybe learn how to make one. Isn't it easier to modify a homemade one too?