Seimitsu PS-14-KN 30mm Screw Button: Blue

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Seimitsu PS-14-KN 30mm Screw Button: Blue

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1. Great alternative to OBSFs

   Great button, more springy / tactile than a Sanwa OBSF. Still a sensitive button, but you won't be accidentally fat fingering these. Easy disassembly for whatever art you may want to put inside. Definitely recommended. Brian M on May 15th 2022

2. Great but pic is misleading

   These are great, really clicky, they arent as clicky as the Crown/Samducksa buttons in my opinion. These are worth a buy, install on 1/2 wood maximum width. The pic is misleading because the inside center is Baby Blue, which is offputting for me, but I might paint the inside blue with a spray can. Julio on Jan 21st 2018

3. GREAT BUTTONS

   Slightly less responsive than Sanwa. Good to learn combo without mashing. Tony on Dec 18th 2017

4. Great buttons.

   Slightly firmer than Sanwas. Buttons rise a bit faster and have a little spring feeling. Resting your fingers on the buttons will not trigger them. Buttons remain above the edges when pushed all the way down. Easier to install than the snap ins and less riskier. Middle plunger in the inside is white so it has a slight light blue look when glancing down at a bird's eye view. Unknown on Sep 10th 2017

5. Good button in lots of colors

   I recently purchased four of these buttons for my custom TE2+. I actually only bought these in the first place because I wanted colored jewel screw-in buttons, but Sanwa does not offer them; all they have is solid colored screw-ins. Installing the buttons didn't really cause any problems. The threading can be a little finicky just like any screw-in button out there, but finding the thread is simple enough. I was under the impression from some info I found online that the screw-in mechanism would not inhibit installation in the light kick button position in a TE2+, but it actually ended up colliding with a component from the joystick. The Seimitsu screw-in mechanism takes up much less space than their Sanwa counterpart, but I ended up having to clip away a small bit of the metal plate which holds the joystick in place to accommodate the button. Unknown on Aug 13th 2017

6. Great Buttons, but......

   So, these buttons are fantastic. They have great feedback when pushed, and they are not half as loud as the Sanwa buttons (which is either good or bad depending on what you want I suppose). The only real problem that I had with these buttons was the installation. For example. With all of the "snap in" buttons, they are literally just that, "snap in". With these screw buttons, if you get the ring that screws them into the board off track, even just a little bit, they will get stuck, and you had better be prepared to either have your fingers bleed, or hope that you have the proper tools to get them corrected. Also, it should be noted that if you are wanting to put these in a TE2+, it is a rather tight squeeze the closer to the stick you get, but totally doable. Unknown on Jan 17th 2017