Good review for when I decide to start selling body parts on the Brazilian black market ;) In all seriousness looks like a banging bit of kit! Good review lad

Fantastic review as always LD. U ain't lying about the sound of the shifter. Jesus that thing is loud.

World class review of a world class shifter! Always great to get your real world impressions Laurence, honestly would run with anything you give the blessing to, including this if I didn't have a kid that sleeps at 7pm 😂

Great review LD! Looks like a masterful piece of kit. This is like you said probably not aimed towards the entry-level and casual sim racers, but more of a premium item. It isn't anything that I would consider buying (price and noise wise), but I can imagine it is just an amazing experience to enjoy Love the sweet mix of B-roll footage with footage of it being used, very enjoyable to watch!

Wow amazing! Great review! It sounds like you're putting down a hardwood floor @8:23 lol!

Nice channel just found you. Nice rig too wow.

Phew ! Love mine too .. also got the extender but prefer the feel without it so just lifter whole unit up .

I purchased their H-pattern recently and found that most of the noise resonates through the rig chassis. I used a piece of dense foam rubber between sifter and mounting point. It’s reduced the noise dramatically. Iv found I don’t really hear it at all now when driving.

Great review. Sweet shifter but the noise. Just couldn’t do it. My Pro Sim H pattern is loud enough. I recently got a Jinx and was really unsure about the slack you speak of in the pull. However, it makes more sense and feels more believable. My Aiologs feels great but I couldn’t imagine a real sequential being so precise.

Great review Laurence!

Since this video was made the shifter is now 1080 euro still expensive but not as bad for an amazing product

It is certainly an impressive piece of kit, a bit too impressive in a way. It overdoes the simulation aspect imo, and while that is something what some people want to achieve, there are trade offs that come with that, which are price and noise in this case, and both of those things would be hard pills to swallow for most of simracers. While this thing certainly seems to be the benchmark for a sequential shifter, I'd say the "regular" sequential shifters, which cost much, much less, still give you 90% of experience. Overall, the analogy to cars is correct - as nice as bugatti veyron is, actually having one creates a lot of problems unless you can justify dealing with them somehow.

Would you consider anyway soon to review the Pro-sim Locking system, both for their H & S shifters?

You have to love your knobs to buy this.

I'm looking to buy a car for that price. Feelsbadman.

cool

Very detailed review!! Thank you! How does this fair against the PSL v2?

Thats waaaaaay tooooo loud!!!! Nice product but can't scare the people in the house while they're asleep.

WHAT’S THE CLACK BOYS!?

bruh 8:23 is a jump scare

i tell you what spending 1300 quid might just be worth it if it allows me to "innocently" annoy the hell out of my neighbour.

pro sim should develop a clutch pedal.