ne1 here..

[Lento]

any1 here got some smart little idea to keep your DDR pad from moving around on the floor, it always moves and messes me up, i put weights on it sometimes and i wind up kicking them so that dont work

[Anonymous]

Tape, a wooden board, some staples and some plastic floor covering.

[azn_extreme_dancer]

yes. what yoshimaro said. i usualy tape my pads to the floor. but if you leave the tape on, it will leave sticky stuff behind.

[RMMD]

metal, a whole bunch of wiring, and plastic

[RobbyZero]

lol.....i suggest yoshimaro's idea

[eldiabo3005]

Yoshimaro's idea. I do it all the time

[RMMD]

yeah,... but how can you not LIKE my idea?

[Anonymous]

Your basically telling him to make a pad, not keep it on the floor.

[Elk14]

I like his idea too. But I have never really tried it. I want to invest on an arcade DDR system. they are not THAT much. I saw one on ebay for $1000 a couple weeks back. It would not really take that long to get $1000. Probably christmas and b-day and a job you could have it. I raised $1500 in a year, so I know I can raise 1000.

[Anonymous]

I would like to know your age Elk. I would say 1500 in a year ish teh pwn if your 14< years old.

[witeasprinwow]

I'm willing to bet that anyone who sells a machine for $1000 is gonna have a huge bid by the end...

Think around $3500 at a minimum...

[bballplaya]

ok but i play in my room on carpet so tape doesn't work and how do u assemble that??

[Anonymous]

You get a wooden board about 1 inch thick, cut it out the size of your pad, but make it 2 inches bigger all around, place teh pad in the middle, tape it, put on the plastic floor covering, then staple it with good staples.

[witeasprinwow]

Get a bigger board for doubles, while your at it... Make it twice as long (as to fit the second pad in there), and also add some filler space to emulate the space between the pads in the arcade version (Go to an arcade with a ruler if you really want to get it exact)

[Anonymous]

True