Reddit reviews 6 pc Set of White Sanwa Push Buttons OBSF-30-W
We found 3 Reddit comments about 6 pc Set of White Sanwa Push Buttons OBSF-30-W. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
(1) Brand new and High quality 100% Original Japan-made button.(2) Snap-in installation, easy to replace existing parts and use. Fits in most Hori and MadCatz joysticks, Also can use the buttons to build your own custom controller.(3) Smooth, responsive and quiet, 3,000,000 Life Time.(4) Each Sanwa button contains a non-clicking micro switch.Fast reactive time and quick reset.(5) Perfect for XBOX360/PS3/PS2 Controllers and Arcade machine which demand the highest quality parts.
Analog stick: http://www.ultimarc.com/ultrastik_info.html
Cost: $60
Sanwa Buttons: https://www.amazon.com/White-Sanwa-Push-Buttons-OBSF-30-W/dp/B00367KDVU
Cost for 2 sets: $30
Yes the cost is double, but then you need to consider the routing time to create the extra holes for all the buttons, assembly time, and possibly other variables. At that point, cost could be closer to each other. But ultimately, an analog stick makes more sense then "button modifiers", which is more at risk of being banned compared to an analog stick.
Researching is fun before posting.
http://www.amazon.com/White-Sanwa-Push-Buttons-OBSF-30-W/dp/B00367KDVU/ref=pd_sbs_misc_1
Get a stick while you're at it?
http://www.amazon.com/JLF-TP-8YT-SK-Joystick-Adjustable-Tournament-Compatible/dp/B004CZQ058/ref=pd_sim_misc_4
http://www.amazon.com/Sanwa-GT-Y-Octagonal-Restrictor-Joysticks/dp/B004AU0H4U/ref=pd_bxgy_misc_text_c
The last part I linked lets the stick be restricted to an octogon shape rather than the square gate that vanilla MadCatz sticks ship with. It's night and day for SPDs, but might feel off if you're already well used to doing SRKs with a square gate, etc. Just linking in case you're interested; I would personally never use it since I'm a charge fiend.
Since I'm in the US I frequent ArcadeShock, Focus Attack, and Paradise Arcade Shop. For the UK however I'd assume Amazon UK should have listings similar to this one.