Cheers Will! Dave and Billy are both great guys and very passionate as you say mate, they've made a great shifter and with more to come! :)

Thanks Will, very kind mate.

@@BDHRaceSimHardware Hey. :)

Cheers Billy! :)

I have one of the Sim Hound smaller profile cockpits on it's way soon and that is about £300 I think so we'll see how something smaller but well designed works compared to my larger profile rig... manufacturers will often provide way over the top options just because there's always someone out there with a big enough wallet to buy it! lol

You won't be disappointed! :)

Glad you like it!

Spot on! :)

Thanks for your comment Colin. much appreciated.

no it is not, it is and it has been ridiculous, there is no direct connection with the clutch, neither hardware nor software blockage, hence ridiculous, you can shift in the most async way with the clutch, no hardware blockage. Time to update your conscience to the Bash pro shifter with active feedback

Great to hear!

Glad you enjoyed it

Cheers Drizz, it is lovely! I wish I could show the insides but BDH want to keep their design close to their chest, which is fair enough.

I agree mate, so much fun smashing through the gears! :)

Thanks mate appreciate your words! :)

Yeah I recorded some footage of me using it but it corrupt during file transfer (had a power cut), by this time I'd removed the shifter and packed it up ready to send back :(

@@KarlGosling Ah that's a shame, hopefully you'll have better luck next time. It was a stellar review aside from that anyway.

This is very true mate!

Absolutely! 👌👌

It is!

Mate i can't afford one and I don't have any kids! lol

Enjoy it mate! Yeah it's something that really gets to me as a consumer.

Ah thats great mate, enjoy!

You would not be the first man with secret savings thats for sure! lol

Thanks 👍

I wish I used a shifter less often then I wouldn't need £800 to buy one! lol But it does look good bolted to our rigs! :)

I'm not allowed to show whats inside, BDH want the design kept to themselves. But yes it is pretty loud high tension similar to that of a gearbox in a stripped out race car, you don't hear it over the engine/game sounds though. They are all sold out ahead of time and have been since launch last year so doing really well! :)

Footage got corrupt during file transfer (power cut) and I'd already removed it and packed it up to go back to BDH :(

@@KarlGosling sorry to hear that

Isn't it! :) Yeah it's on my GT Omega Titan. I don't have any inside knowledge of stock right now mate sorry.

Definitely is! :)

I'll give him a clue, Karl this guy races a Caterham with an MX5 gearbox in it. 🤔🤣

Sorry Blair!!! lol

It's something that really gets to me, specially as I install those products (hydraulic pedal boxes from the likes of Wilwood, Tilton, Girling etc) to cars in real life and they cost a fifth of the price in some cases! Adding a USB interface with a load cell or pressure sensor does not warrant another £1500!! lol

Embargo lifts next week but I'm yet to receive any drivers to test it with!! lol

Yes mate all great examples! This is exactly when we don't mind paying the money just like with this BDH shifter.

It is! :)

Why is that mate? I have one and it's no different in use to this.

@@KarlGosling I've seen videos talking about the sequential "upgrade" causes shifts in H pattern to feel different at the top, compared to the bottom gears. Obviously it's minor, and I will still get one of these. But I would much rather buy a H-pattern only if I could.

No mate I've not, it does look very good though! :)

I've not used one mate sorry.

Yeah I think it's just an M10 thread.

You have to remember this is a piece of sim racing equipment. To make it as realistic as possible you have to overcome some obstacles. You can't just take a gearbox and plug a cable in to make it work for sim racing. Unfortunately you're always going to have one or two things that aren't 100% realistic but the feel of the gear change I.E from 1st to 2nd through neutral and so on .... that's where the realistic feel is. Its the clunking, force and resistance that gives it the feel. To achieve this, there has to be a bit of clicking and resistance to come back to neutral. (At least with how this has been developed) This feel was based on and aimed to feel like a mk2 escort quaife dog box, granted there are bits that maybe need to be finessed and looked at but BDH are always open to suggestions and will always try to help the customer as much as they possibly can.

Yes mate, less so on production cars (although some do) more track/race box's.

it is!

Thats down to the game/sim mate, nothing to do with how the shifter operates.

@@KarlGosling well, depends. check Pro Sim and you will find the hardware solution.

No mate no codes.

Most sims will have cars that are H pattern, but I like it for Rally, more involved and fun even if it is slower and not always a reflection of the car you are in.

Most high end sim gear is the cost of a real car! Mad isn't it! lol

Link in the description of every video, if there's a discount available it will be applied.

Dave at BDH literally said "we're making fuck all on them" so yeah exactly that mate. It works out about £40 p/h which is a good wage in the UK, minimum wage is £8.65 or something like that.

I don't think it's fair for you to say without knowing whats inside, this isn't just an H plate with springs and ball bearings like a Fanatec shifter etc. it's closer to a hand made gearbox. Yeah if you want a quiet shifter then yes this is not for you!

Both! lol

NO NEED TO SHOUT!!! The footage got corrupt during file transfer (power cut) and I had already removed and packed the shifter up to send it back.

I don't have one mate and definitely can't afford to buy one sorry! lol

Check out v-vr closet. He did a side by side vs prosim