I think they've done a good job - personally I'd love to see as much flair and speciality in sim rigs as we see in replica wheels. It would be great to have branded sim rigs with their own character whilst not costing megabucks (like that Aston Martin rig)
It's cool to develop for the high end. But we have enough "high end" and most aluminum profile rigs are already out of the price range of most . I would like to see things get cheaper rather than more expensive. But I also understand where Sabelt is coming from. They pride themselves on quality first and thats fine... It also comes at a price. Good looking stuff and the seats will be amazing of course
Good point. They entering a crowded market and hence need to stand out, which they are with some of the features. I think once they are more established we might see something trickle down at a lower price... maybe?
Wow, super nice looking rigs! Finish looks amazing. However, I can't help but notice the lack of T-nut channels on quite a bit of the profile. Doesn't look as upgrade and add on friendly as regular extrusion rigs. Definitely a rig for the boutique market.
The rig seem to use similar profiles (and angle) as the new Sim Lab P1X Pro cockpit. (perhaps some similarity with the Advanced simracing ASR Pro aswell?) Looks quite nice overall, BUT judging by the videos, rigidity out of the box doesn't seem quite good enough... There's just to much overall physical shaking @0:13 and @7:05 to justify that price tag. I havent tried any profile rig myself yet though, but it seems really stiff rigs seems to be the exception? Very many seem to have that side to side shake, and quite a few seem to have too weak wheel decks so you can push the wheel up and down a bit too much. Honestly, not acceptable at this price level. Seems more engineering needs to be done to implement more bracing?
The monitor is shaking not the rig.... nobody should mount there monitor to there rig for this very reason its always going to shake even with Gorilla Glue😂
@@AdamOutlaw87 No, you can see the "uprights" move aswell. (and the keyboard tray etc) I guess there might be other reasons for this, such as the rig not being tightened up completely, but those shakes does not inspire confidence. I agree that hard mounting the monitor probably isn't the best idea though.
I'm glad we can still be friends because pineapple is best on pizza. Love you Bud I look forward to next year my love! And I'll let you know what I think of my Sabelt rig when it comes