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Seimitsu LS-40-SC-K (.187" Fastener Type) Joystick with RE Plate

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$29.75 (USD)
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SEIMITSU-LS-40-SC-K
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6.76 Ounces
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  • Product Description

    The Seimitsu LS-40 is highly desired amongst Neo Geo fans, especially those who own the Japanese candy cab.  The fastener type differs from the LS-40-01 PCB type in that it connects to .187 quick disconnect, which are common in arcade cabinets.  The LS-40 and LS-40-01 have the following characteristics

    • Shortest throw distance
    • Shortest engage distance.
    • Soft, sensitive spring like the Sanwa JLF.
    • Comes with square gate only.
    • Small "deadzone"


    Compatible with Seimtsu LB-35 balltops, LB-39 bubbletops, color shaft and dustwasher sets

    You can find plenty of color customization options for the LS-56.  Now available are Seimitsu solid and translucent color shaft and dustwasher sets, plus solid color LB-35 bubbletops, and translucent LB-39 bubbletops.  Use these to swap the default black up to 7 solid color and 10 translucent colors accessories.

    RE Plate installed. Compatible with LS-32 SS Plate 

    The Seimitsu LS-40 is about the same size as the Seimitsu LS-32, and comes with the RE plate installed.  If you intend to install into a Fightstick, you will likely need the Seimitsu SS Mounting Plate for LS-32, LS-40.
     
    Important

    Not sure how to install the LS series color shaft cover? Click here for help.

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    1. Great Joystick

      I've bought a few of these to fit into both arcade control panels and fight sticks as my preferred joystick. It feels great and is responsive - can't think of anything better or worse to say about it. Always a good time fitting a cool ball on top too. Yeah, recommended. on Mar 6th 2025

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