Asetek Invicta
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Pros
- Asetek and simucube he considered equally.
- I went with the Asetek Invicta base and pedals. It is the only wheelbase and pedal set that I have ever used, so I have nothing to compare it to, but I think they feel great.
- I went from 8nm Fanatec to Asetek Invicta a little over a year-and-a-half ago and haven’t once regretted the decision.
- Largely the answer comes down to whether or not you want USB passthrough. I love it so the Asetek would be my choice.
- I've had a simucube pro 2 with asn ascher wheel and now an asetek invicta with a gt/formula forte wheel and a rally/oval forte wheel. ... I prefer my asetek rig as i love simplicity, one piece of software with multiple wheels is cool, th...
Cons
- Thought the Invicta was brilliant, massive improvement from the CSL DD. Unfortunately mine had some issues and went back and forth to Asetek quite a few times. I was not at all pleased with how they handled these issues ... Very "lively"...
- Conspit wheels, bang for bucks, tend to be better than comparable products from Moza, Simagic, Asetek (yes, even the Invicta, especially for the poor shifters that Asetek use)
- Interesting, I own both and the Invicta hasn’t been on the rig since last summer. I need to load it up for a refresher.
- I would also add ASETEK Forte or Invicta on your list of wheelbases as well.
Sentiment
9 positive (69%) · 3 mixed (23%) · 1 negative (8%)
Trust + time weighted score: +58% · raw score 62%
What redditors said (10 of 13)
Asetek and simucube he considered equally.
Thought the Invicta was brilliant, massive improvement from the CSL DD. Unfortunately mine had some issues and went back and forth to Asetek quite a few times. I was not at all pleased with how they handled these issues ... Very "lively", which to me felt a bit artificial and digital. If I added damping and friction filters the level of information plummeted, but the wheel felt more natural.
Conspit wheels, bang for bucks, tend to be better than comparable products from Moza, Simagic, Asetek (yes, even the Invicta, especially for the poor shifters that Asetek use)
I went with the Asetek Invicta base and pedals. It is the only wheelbase and pedal set that I have ever used, so I have nothing to compare it to, but I think they feel great.
I went from 8nm Fanatec to Asetek Invicta a little over a year-and-a-half ago and haven’t once regretted the decision.
Largely the answer comes down to whether or not you want USB passthrough. I love it so the Asetek would be my choice.
I've had a simucube pro 2 with asn ascher wheel and now an asetek invicta with a gt/formula forte wheel and a rally/oval forte wheel. ... I prefer my asetek rig as i love simplicity, one piece of software with multiple wheels is cool, the gear is high quality stuff and it will only get better.
Asetek Invicta user here and absolutely love it.
Interesting, I own both and the Invicta hasn’t been on the rig since last summer. I need to load it up for a refresher.
I would also add ASETEK Forte or Invicta on your list of wheelbases as well.
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