Clutch Kick Racing Simulation Centre

I first experienced flight simulation in 1998 with the Microsoft flight Simulation program. I'am retired now and became interested in flight simulation again and downloaded the MSFS 2020. My old control apparatus was not compatible with the new MSFS so I began searching for new controls. I was familiar with B H from purchasing photo equipment in years past. After contacting BH sales and being placed on a waiting list for a basic joystick I received notice of the availability of the one I recently purchased. Thanks B and H for getting me back on track.

Come in clutch!

It was great to go back to a nice simple old school rubber hood. Kick it forward kick it back out of the way.. no monkeying around like a hard hood. Quality feels good. Only possible drawback is that is not as deep as a lot of rigid hoods.

Sim racing hobby or any hobby at some point can be expensive. But if quality and performance is what you after, the Thrustmaster brand is a sure hit! The TH8A add on shifter is no exemption. It's built with quality and performance in mined that fits well in any Sim Racing game both console or PC. It's a H shifter that can also be converted to sequential shifter for drag or rally racing. All tools are included in the box. Manual shifting is the heart of. Sim Racing. Don't have a shifter? Get one or replace that wonky shifter and get the TH8A by Thrustmaster.

Bought a Next Level Racing mat for my sim-racing rig. It was delivered to me within a week and was in perfect condition. Great job.

The Korg Volca Kick is a fantastic and beefy analog percussion/bass module which, while limited, completely delivers. First off I love Korg so much more than Moog for its filters but specifically for its MS20 filter. This Volca takes the MS20 filter and puts it in kick form. I absolutely love the completely analog tones that come out of this thing. It is limited but what it does do it does so well. Everyone needs a solid kick for the foundation of any great track. This delivers in spades. I recommend slowing down your attack time to take away any clickiness to your kick. This will sound more natural. Also I recommend sampling your kick tone and using your Volca Kick sample in your sampler or DAW of your choosing. This way you get consistent phase interplay between this and other samples. Always check you phases. Especially with the kick, a random analog start phase to your sound will make the body of your track breathe in an undesirable way. The Volca Kick can also be used as a bass synth and, while I haven't done this yet, I'm sure when I get around to it I'll love it as well.

Best Kick stand, holds heavy kick drum mics where you need them to stay. Great price! Mike

The perfect rig for me to get into simulator racing.

Car racing in my work

The workhorse of kick drum triggers,