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I wanted to show you x360 fans a sweet new mod! This is a flexboard instead of a ic chip and wires. You can use solder or glue to install AND its cheap. Evilcontrollers offers a similar product for over $200.Solder installhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQNMjCuDLzIGlue installhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoQ-KmZwcoUWorks on both matrix and CG controllers.It offers a 5 mode (4 preset rates and 1 customizable rate)Sleeper (no buttons underneath unless you want to install them)Comes with its own led's so no need to worry about soldering error. They are also a different color so you the mod is on, which trigger and what mode.Check it out and let me know what you think.

what's it for exactly

5 mode xbox 360 turbo mod. retails 29.99

I think it was more of a question of what benifits does this mod provide?

Quote, originally posted by northvibe »Works on both matrix and CG controllers.So they've got a turbo for a matrix, any reason it wouldn't work on a Vibe? yes, that was a joke

that's pretty slick --- i think i still have my old turbo snes controller around somewhere

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Quote, originally posted by keithvibe »I think it was more of a question of what benifits does this mod provide?HA you got me I didnt post the website!http://www.bgrmods.comWhat does it do?The INTENSAFIRE modifies XBOX 360 controllers (CG, Matrix and wireless), allowing them to control 5-mode sleeper settings, and use customizable user programmable modes. It uses the existing Sync button to toggle and also offers and included button that advanced modifiers can use. It also enables dual rapid-fire- usable in all XBOX 360 games, including gamer favorites: Left 4 Dead, the Call of Duty series, the Halo series, 
the Gears of War series, and Street Fighter.How is it better?5-mode sleeper mod kits exist. Dual rapid-fire mod kits exist. The INTENSAFIRE mod kit has both. There are controllers on the market, prefabricated, that do what the INTENSAFIRE offers, each controller going for well over $100. We offer a mod kit that is extremely simple to install, taking no more than 3 minutes with minimal tools for less than 1/4th the cost of the prefabricated units. Other mod kits require drilling, wiring, gluing, and deconstruction of your controllers. The INTENSAFIRE only needs a few existing points to solder to connect the INTENSAFIRE flex board to the controller and you're ready to go!

Quote, originally posted by joatmon »So they've got a turbo for a matrix, any reason it wouldn't work on a Vibe? yes, that was a jokehaha Only if you have a xbox360 inside

Sounds so 80's when every manufacturer of anything used "Turbo" or "Laser" to describe their products.

we made engadget!http://www.engadget.com/2009/0...ox-36/

We just released our PS3 version! no solder no glue, just plugs on top of a IC chip.We will be announcing a few more products at E3 2010 this year.

when you say WE have this ....you mean you help make these? Or sell em?I bought one of these things and they rock!

My friend Coy owns the company, I help and I co-own/created the Gamer Towel product. We JUST got back from E3, where we released a few new products. Did you get the intensafire for the xbox or ps3?

i got it for this controllerhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYVWkClP9Bcbought mine from llamma.comworked great until i took my controller apart again to REpaint it because my roomy was a douche and screwed it up. something happened and it messed up.i'd like another but I can't stop dumping money on my Vibe

oh what happened? did you glue or solder it in? If you press the sync to enable it does it turn on? thats connection point to the sync is the most common to come undone.

I have a pic somewhere i think. The spot where you would glue it to sync came undone, as you said, so i decided to solder it, and then realized it actuall BROKE loose Maybe something happened in my disassembly of the controller, although I'm no stranger to taking them apart since I paint them for all my friends.I trashed it after it sat on my work table for about a week collecting dust.I still give it a good review tho

the sync broke? or the intensafire flex board broke? I prefer solder but the glue "should" work.

the connection point on the flex board broke off. So i couldn't attach it.I had no connection point

so i just stumbled across the No Scope.lol.....ever used one?

let me see what I can do for ya about that intensafire... You may get a pm from me The no scope! hahha I've used one at the store. you scope up, but the cling on your tv where the gun crosshair is and then unscope and that noscope is now the crosshair to the point the gun shoots at. Works good, can be used about 60 times per cling, retail is 5 clings for 4.99.At E3 last week, we had a infinity ward guy flip out on us thinking we changed the code for the game and how he was going to change code and unhack our crosshair...then we pulled the cling off the tv...he looked...turned and left HAHAHA

OH! lolpoor Infinty Ward guys!They are SO clever but dang these games got some simple mistakes huh?

I appreciate you lookin in on that for me. I hope in time I can give back to this site what all it's given to me in this short 5 months I've been here!

you want to solder or glue the mod in?

well I know soldering is probably the best route, but the tip on my iron is melted down and dulled from messin around with it so I'd need to buy a new one. I'd rather glue it i think. But the roomy is gone and I take care of my things so I think once it's in it'll stay that way.lol

K I leave for chicago tonight, but pm me this weekend to remind me and I will help remedy this.

k. You're the best!

you get my shipping address?

alright, I'm going to make it a point to hit the store today. Ill pm you any updates.

Quote, originally posted by A Psycho Martyr »you get my shipping address?Yup I have it written down