GRS Push & Pull Arcade Spinner

Very well made. Much better than the stock push pull spinner that came with the Arcade 1-up Tron cab. The only thing is you will need to have someone with a 3d printer make you an adapter for it to fit.

My first purchase from this seller and zero complaints. Excellent quality spinner and works perfectly with my ATGames Legends Gamer Pro. Highly recommend this seller.

The spinner works well and is relatively easy to put together and configure for use. The manual it comes with could use some improvement, so unless you're already familiar with how this type of thing goes together you'll probably want to grab the online documentation to get a bit more clarity into how it goes together.It would have been nice if the push / pull button actions could be swapped with the button press actions, then it would have required a bit less configuration to get it to work with the software that I'm using here.The box it comes in is heavy enough to where you can use it to test button placement and such if you want to try things out before committing to a final build, or other parts you're waiting on haven't arrived yet.

So far, to get a good idea on what you’re getting if you decide to get it for your pc, it’s more of a mouse that can go left and right along with scroll wheel buttons. (I haven’t set them up yet, but they did put a card inside that gives you some helpful information about setting it up) if you set up a joystick or some keyboard buttons, you could potentially play the classic doom game on pc along with any other games (as long as you don’t have to stress about using the Y axis)I’m happy to say that I have a few nit picks, mostly with the foam that they’re placed in and I sorta wish there was more potential ways to customize the output. (Maybe map the mouse clicks to the keyboard buttons or perhaps have the right click change the axis’s so that it would be easier. Just some fun ideas!)I know, I haven’t really gotten into the emulation stuff yet, but I will definitely say that I can’t wait to figure out how to implement this spinner into an custom indie game, or an Frankenstein halo infinite controller that’ll be fun for challenges, or some other crazy ideas that I might hatch later! I would highly suggest that you go take a visit on their website if you’re wanting a nicer variety of arcade components. A bit pricey, but I would like to believe that this item is worth putting on your dream arcade cabinet!

This worked perfectly in my X-Arcade stick. Much better than other spinners I've purchased. Perfect for playing Tempest. Buy this one!

This button spinner is perfect for Tempest. I installed it on a modded Arcade1Up cab (modded with the Gameroom Solutions / ArcadeModUp mod kit bundle). The spinner screws into a pre-existing button hole, or you can drill a new one. It plugs into a Raspberry Pi USB slot and works instantly. I did have to tweak the spinner sensitivity by plugging a keyboard into the Pi and hitting Tab to access the dip switches, but once I did this it worked flawlessly. Because this spinner is a push pull design, it can also be doubled as a button.

Great product

Very good spinner! Push/pull feature works great. Also the smaller spinner knob size works great. If you are using an existing button hole it easily fits in with a group of buttons without getting in the way of the buttons it is next to. I have two of these spinners and one of them I am using just as a normal spinner because of the size.

It works with batocera operating system, you just have to change the mouse settings in retroarch every time you change to a spinner game. It’s great to play tempest and other retro spinner games the way they were meant to be played!

i got mine but the shaft is loose i can push up the pull down and it moves its not very tight.

Smooth, best device for classics like Arkinoid, Gyrus etc. NOTE this one maps as a "X axis mouse" which works great most of the time - you need to use PC based software to change from X axis default to Y axis. Also push/pull axis might need adjustment for you using same software - I found out of the box was a bit insensitive for me.