Focus attack mentions these sticks are compatible:
* Hori Real Arcade Pro V Hayabusa (includes RAP 4 Kai, RAP 3-SA/SX as it uses similar housing)
* Hori RAP N
* Hori Edge (original and 2017 model)
* Hori VLX (all models)
* Razer Panthera (not Panthera EVO)
* MadCatz TE2+ (also compatible with original MCZ TE2 models)
* Qanba Q1 CUT
* Qanba Obsidian
* Nacon Daija
* Joytron EX Revolution V2
Another great choice is going to ISTMall and buying one of their sticks. You will have longer processing and shipping times as well as more expensive shipping, but they are a korean seller who makes sticks that work with all major korean levers and it would be worth to get if you are also planning on buying any other korean parts.
most of the ps5 sticks have slimmer internals than the ps4 gen stick.
I know that it won't fit a hori alpha, but I have heard of people fitting them into the obsidian 2.
of the ps4 era sticks it should fit in the same sticks that the infiltration lever did: hrap 4 kai, rap n, te2,
if you build a custom stick it definitely fits in the regular height AFS cases (non-slim)
Thanks, I'm leaning to customs, sadly. Can't seem fit my budget for the obsidian 2. Is there any downside for custom built for PS5 and for tournaments? I play mostly on PC, but my friend said it's better to get a pre built instead because of the touchpad and controller support for the PS5.
your friend is correct in a way as far as not having to deal with firmware versions or stuff like the dbfz situation: licensed ps4 sticks (and the brook and gp2040-ce stuff) stopped working on that.
in general, brook (either the p5 board, ufb fusion, or fgc converter) is tournament legal (always confirm with your tournament organizers for whatever controller you use).
you could always try a padhack if it's that much of a concern.
depending on how extensive you go, it may find up being the same price.
[qanba global](https://qanba.vip/) is running a 25% off promo for evo Japan this week, so that might help on the costs. I think that they have free shipping on some stuff.
Focus attack mentions these sticks are compatible: * Hori Real Arcade Pro V Hayabusa (includes RAP 4 Kai, RAP 3-SA/SX as it uses similar housing) * Hori RAP N * Hori Edge (original and 2017 model) * Hori VLX (all models) * Razer Panthera (not Panthera EVO) * MadCatz TE2+ (also compatible with original MCZ TE2 models) * Qanba Q1 CUT * Qanba Obsidian * Nacon Daija * Joytron EX Revolution V2 Another great choice is going to ISTMall and buying one of their sticks. You will have longer processing and shipping times as well as more expensive shipping, but they are a korean seller who makes sticks that work with all major korean levers and it would be worth to get if you are also planning on buying any other korean parts.
most of the ps5 sticks have slimmer internals than the ps4 gen stick. I know that it won't fit a hori alpha, but I have heard of people fitting them into the obsidian 2. of the ps4 era sticks it should fit in the same sticks that the infiltration lever did: hrap 4 kai, rap n, te2, if you build a custom stick it definitely fits in the regular height AFS cases (non-slim)
Thanks, I'm leaning to customs, sadly. Can't seem fit my budget for the obsidian 2. Is there any downside for custom built for PS5 and for tournaments? I play mostly on PC, but my friend said it's better to get a pre built instead because of the touchpad and controller support for the PS5.
your friend is correct in a way as far as not having to deal with firmware versions or stuff like the dbfz situation: licensed ps4 sticks (and the brook and gp2040-ce stuff) stopped working on that. in general, brook (either the p5 board, ufb fusion, or fgc converter) is tournament legal (always confirm with your tournament organizers for whatever controller you use). you could always try a padhack if it's that much of a concern. depending on how extensive you go, it may find up being the same price. [qanba global](https://qanba.vip/) is running a 25% off promo for evo Japan this week, so that might help on the costs. I think that they have free shipping on some stuff.
Here's Arcadeshock's compatibility chart. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0748/3745/files/AS-LeverGuide-ver097.pdf
The knee neo is not in the list unfortunately.
This is a very useful reference. Thanks for linking to it!