Titan

The Panthera EVO was ahead of its time, even though the original Panthera is a better value for the average player, the Panthera EVO is essentially what modern day traveling players want. Lightweight, a size that's just right (not too big nor is it too small), hard wired cord to prevent disconnects

Yeah no worries, I often suggest used Panthera EVOs to friends right when SF6 released years ago, there were plenty used for good prices while the Qanba Titan was just introduced shortly after SF6's release at a whooping $225 USD price tag. In the end, I prefer the Panthera EVO over the Titan with i

Glad to hear that the spacer rings work but I'm not sure if I mentioned it before but 29.5mm is almost perfect diameter for most 30mm buttons while 29.75mm fits the Seimitsu PS-14-G flat buttons if no one sells spacer rings. There were three things I didn't like about the Qanba Titan and one of them

It is the only other FightStick to have the extended Vewlix layout which most owner champion as their favorite layout. People with more sense bought the Qanba Titan back in the day with it's whopping $225 MSRP. It was only a bit over a year that we it's not at its standard slashed price of $150 on A

If controller is hurting you're hands then fightstick or leverless are great options. Hori Alpha is usually the cheapest you'll get for a solid enclosure if you plan on modding it down the line, especially on sale. Other options are any Qanba models that come with sanwa parts, or a Nacon Daija. Qanb

it all depends on the price difference if they are the same then maybe go qanba as you wanted a quanba i mean at least you'd have a standard sanwa stick then but i'll say this for me in the uk currently as of now a qanba titan is 110 used and a hrap 4 ( i can't even find a v5) is 60 used and a hrap