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Controller Specs/mods: T3 Clear Controller: $150 No-Reset Snapback Module: $35 Trigger Performance Upgrade: $35 6ft Detachable Paracord Cable: $35 Resin Bald Buttons by MauvesResin Lab: $40 Clear Sticks: $25 Add-ons (Priced in USD) Mouse Click Z Button The Mouse Click Z Button add-on replaces the OEM Z button switch with an Omron D2LS-11 mouse click switch, mounted with a custom resin printed mount created by Simple, and printed by Mushroom Forge. This add-on is recommended for players who want a more reliable tactile feeling when using the Z button. Notches Firefox Notches are 8 notches filed into the octagonal analog stick gate. When the analog stick is moved into these notches, they allow for many favourable techniques in Super Smash Bros Melee. Most notably they aid characters like Fox, Falco, Sheik and Pikachu to recover with the most shallow up-B angles on either side of the four cardinal directions. Wavedash Notches are only the two notches below the horizontal cardinals, and are included with Firefox Notches. There are multiple other uses for Firefox Notches aside from recovery angles. Such as: Maximum and Minimum Wavedash Lengths Easier Angled Forward-Tilts Easier Turn around Up-Tilts Slide off DI/Slight DI Phob Motherboard An open source prototype motherboard with the goal of making the Gamecube controller functionally as perfect as possible with the longest possible lifetime. This is achieved with custom firmware to allow you to calibrate your controller to your liking, as well as a brand new method of registering inputs from the analog sticks. The PhobGCC uses hall effect sensors and magnets instead of potentiometers to calculate the inputs from the analog sticks. Since there is no contact between the sensors and magnets, the lifetime is exceptionally longer than stickboxes that use potentiometers, like on OEM Gamecube controllers. Cellphone Vibrate This modification replaces the heavy OEM Rumble motor with a much smaller cellphone vibrating motor. It feels and sounds exactly like getting a phone vibrate notification, in place of where the OEM rumble motor would vibrate (like when landing a hit in SSBM). Show more