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I have pics of mine in the link in my sig... several other people do that too. There really have been a fair number of pics of different versions of the stealth pad so far!

Haven't seen any videos ...

Ahh, that's cool... I'll take a look around for sure.

Best I've found so far since my last post is from play-asia.com, they have a control box for $15, but still $10 shipping, so $25 USD per contro ...

I've actually already built a few control boxes out of PS2 controllers (the MadCatz controllers work well)... just that the whole opening of the controller, drilling a hole for the cat 5 cable, tryin ...

Looking for a good source of cheap pre-made control boxes!

(for those who don't want to read all this, maybe my question will still be answered if I put it first... now on to the main post)

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But then I thought.... I see no reason you'd even need to cut the grooves. You could just use 11"x11" flat sheets of steel and screw them directly to the top surface of a 33"x33" piece of wood.

Th ...

Just an update, one of my controllers has an issue with the left sensor now, it'll do a rapid fire kind of thing if stepping in some places and is really inconsistant in others, it will pretty much al ...

Actually, only one of the first two I made was for me... the other was for my younger brother (who still lives with my mom).

The new ones I'd make are to complete the two sets for doubles at both h ...

Sorry, been a while since I've checked the board!

First, congratulations on the new people who made their pads... nice to have a pad which actually registers your steps, isn't it? =P

I've go ...

yeah, most of the panels have basicly no give.... only a couple of mine have noticable give, the others feel solid for the most part...

I had a PS2->USB converter hooked up (Trio Linker Plus), a ...

Just thought I'd post a followup with my experiences so far.

The pads are still working great... the first week or so after making them, I had to tweak a couple of the sensors, but in the month s ...

Follow this guide from stepmania's site on installing xbcd for 360 pads...

http://www.stepmania.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=2788

If you're going to put the cat 5 cable into the controller like that, look in the controller for some empty space with something to latch on to... you'll want that to wrap the cat-5 cable around after ...

Well, I've been lurking around DDRFreak for a while now, and since I finally got around to making my own home pad, I thought this would be a good chance to make an appearance.

First... pictures her ...