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Outstanding report. Well done Dave. Thanks for this. It's a keeper.

Cool video dave!

Great report Dave, I was expecting an infomercial, but that was pretty good. :D

I liked them a lot a Harry's track too. very smooth control on the road course.

Bob

Great comparison Dave.
I have the 2110 , a good controller for sure and I have a difalco 30 band.
The Dd300 you tested is much closer to the PM with 17 bands.
I should have checked it first, as the 30 band is likely too sensitive for my shakey fingers.
But as you say to each his own, neither one didnt slow you down on the oval , you were turning some great laps.
Thanks for posting it was really informative.
Bob

Great review Dave. I can relate to the Parma handle comment in regards to my hand size.

Yeah, there's a lot of us in that situation. My hands are huge-- always have been. In high school (horses and sabers, etc- cavalry military school before they became unfashionable), when we were in formal dress whites, cross belts and all that crap, they had to special order gloves for me and two of the basketball guys. Embarrassing. That's why I thought to put photos of the black rubber Pachmayr slip-on sure grip. It keeps my fingers from overlapping my palm, which is uncomfortable for me. Lots of our guys used these whether they had big hands or not. It just makes for a better grip without being sticky.

Nice comparison, Dave, thanks. I'm using DeFalco Neo controllers on my track. So far, everyone seems to like them.

Allan