Hand Held Legend

Analog Trigger PCB Set - GC Ultimate

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$3.89 $5.99 In stock

The Analog Trigger PCB Set - GC Ultimate from Hand Held Legend is a two-piece trigger PCB kit for GameCube-style builds. It includes the trigger paddle boards and the potentiometers needed for analog trigger input.

  • Includes 2 GameCube trigger paddle PCBs
  • PCBs come with JST connectors
  • Includes 2 Alps brand trigger potentiometers
  • Brand: Hand Held Legend
  • SKU: GCU6000 (Standard)
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph B. ★★★★★

These potentiometers give a much smoother range of motion compared to the digital clicky triggers I was using before, and the paddle boards fit perfectly into the shell with no trimming needed.

Miles ★★★★★

Installation was a breeze and the analog response from the pots feels much smoother than the digital switches I was using before. Really happy with how clean the trigger action is now on my build.

Claire N. ★★★★★

The potentiometers fit perfectly into the trigger slots with no extra filing needed, and the board layout made soldering straightforward. My analog triggers now have that smooth, gradual response I was hoping for.