> They have great service and support. I have NO problems with the unit.
I'd like to second that. I bought my cds w/p set 12 months ago, and it
hadn't missed a beat till a wheel button started working intermittently. 1
email and 6 days later, a gratis replacement button arrives. And I live in
Sydney, Australia. That's service !!
Phil
The ECCI is the best wheel made at any price. For a review of
the product, have a look at the August '96 issue of Sim Racing
News at:
http://sneezy.dcn.ed.ac.uk/
Cheers!
Marc
Marc J. Nelson
Sim Racing Online / Sim Racing News / The Sim Project
http://members.aol.com/simracing
** Any similarities of a rational and logical mind
** are unintended, and purely coincidental.
I have a CDS2. It is their entry level wheel, but it is built with
excellent quality and I am sure it will outlast me, my children...and
probably my grandchildren. If you have the money, don't hesitate any
longer, you will not be dissapointed.
Brandon Bergenroth
>I have a CDS2. It is their entry level wheel, but it is built with
>excellent quality and I am sure it will outlast me, my children...and
Do they have a home page.
dmac
>>I am interested in replacing my TM T1 with a high quality racing
>>controller. Would appreciate any comments about the ECC controller line.
>>I know they are very expensive so I need to check it out before buying.
>>Thanks for any response.
>>JW
I've had mine for, um, actually I can't remember. More than two years. It was
one of the original ones. I've put a few upgrades in it but it would still
'only' be the equivalent of their current entry level model.
Built like a tank, simple to install and use. Will last for ever. Outlasted a
p75, an interim p133 ( a loan) and will outlast my current p200.
It's had extensive use too, having been chucked unceremoniously in the boot of
my car and driven many miles to race against other people, including another
very happy ecc owner. And people still look amazed when they first see it.
Buy it. Lower cost of ownership than anything else.
