Is there any interest for pad files?

[Kraezymann]

Originally Posted by macgravel

Precision pads aren't worth the money, and they're not really good for anything fast, so harder files end up being a pain because you'll get a lot of pad misses.

Yeah I meant for a new metal job he was talking about

PS you got another fan here too so

[macgravel]

Originally Posted by kommisar

I still play silikon every time I go back home for ITG

You poor thing, it's so off sync, haha

Maybe I'll remake it.

[Arntonach]

Originally Posted by kommisar

I still play silikon every time I go back home for ITG

Well at least it isn't wang chung.

[DossarLX ODI]

Originally Posted by Kraezymann

Yeah I meant for a new metal job he was talking about

PS you got another fan here too so

That's for a friend that lives in a different state and he isn't open very often. For the 26 sensors in addition to the pad itself, a good metal pad can easily scrape into $600 or more.

[TheNoSoMan]

Are there any good metal pads out there anyway?

[Superbearhands]

no way I'm gonna remember what the pad is called after 12 years so maybe someone can identify it hehe

I think it costed like 300-400 bucks at the time

definitely built to last hehe

[DossarLX ODI]

Originally Posted by TheNoSoMan

Are there any good metal pads out there anyway?

By themselves, not really. Adding foam tape and raising the panels is what some players do to improve the sensitivity.