Super NES Controller Silicone Membranes

SKU: SNES1000
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€2,95
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A new set of silicone button pads for your SNES controller. Also compatible with Super Famicom controllers

INCLUDED:

  • 1x D-pad membrane
  • 1x A+B+X+Y membrane
  • 1x Select + Start membrane
  • 1x R bumper membrane
  • 1x L bumper membrane

NOTES:

  • These are NOT OEM membranes and will not be exact in terms of design/responsiveness.

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Customer Reviews

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Wilson Kilmer
Incredible. Night and day.

I didn’t even know SNES controllers could feel this good! Right after installing these, I bought sets for every Nintendo controller I own. Do yourself a favor and make your controllers usable again! I’m stunned by how good this product is. Super easy to install as well. I recommend.

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Alex Mclain
Great replacement product

Worked great for my OEM snes controllers

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Glitch Works, LLC
Great replacements

Not sure what the negative review is about, I purchased two sets of these for some very worn out SNES gamepads. They did require punching out "hanging chads" on some of the guide pin holes, but the guide pins basically do that for you. Easy install, diagonals work fine.

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Matthew Beckham
Very happy with these

Was hesitant to buy these after seeing the negative review, but couldn't find any anywhere else so decided to give them a try. Refurbished my old beat up SNES controller and replaced all of the membranes with these and am very happy with them! Was worried they would feel different or wouldn't respond the same as the OEM but I can't tell a difference and have no problems with diagonals or any directions on the D-Pad, or any of the buttons.

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Chris V.
Diagonals are almost non-existent - Individual Up, Down, Left, Right work fine

I can't believe how difficult it is to find replacements for Nintendo D-Pads. They may look like they work, but in practice, even in comparison to the original worn-down D-pad, they just don't. If you were playing arcade classics like Donkey Kong or Pac-Man, these would be great. Anything requiring diagonals such as Gradius III or Link to the Past requires quite a strong thumb.

There is inherently nothing wrong with the shape of the silicone frame itself. It's ALWAYS the carbon pads. In the case of these, the pad footprint is more narrow than the original pads, covering less area. I would say about 4mm to the original pad's 5.1mm. This may be a factor, along with possibly how deep they sit vs the original pads which is hardly noticeable to the eye. I'm unsure without seeing an New-Old-Stock OEM pad.

I thought maybe the carbon pad was just weak. Measuring the ohms across the original D-pads got me somewhere under 100 ohms, (the closer to 0 is better for conductivity). Measuring these new pads was anywhere from 150-250 ohms depending on pressure applied. Didn't seem like a big deal, but to rule it out, I coated the new pads with a dab of conductive shielding paint. This brought the ohms down to just 3 ohms. However it made NO difference in attempting diagonals. For whatever reason, connecting two simultaneous pads just isn't happening as intended. At the moment, the controller is better off with the original worn down (and falling apart) D-pad membrane.

I had thought the hunt for an exact-or-better produced replacement membrane should have been available after what...31 years? The hunt continues. Till then, I'm going to be trying additional methods to find what modification will be required to make these new D-Pad diagonals function properly.

P.S. This is only my own experience. Maybe your mileage may vary. But I doubt it. Years ago I bought some replacements from a different vendor for NES pads with similar results. If the perfect replacement exists, it is not readily available anywhere that I have ever seen.

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