Up for auction is an Xbox 360 Wireless controller which has been modified with a microcontroller to make it have rapid fire. When you are playing a game and press the "sync" button on the controller (located on the top of the controller between the triggers), the controller will cycle through the three modes of rapid fire.

This controller is also customized with a clear XCM shell which includes a full LED kit already installed plus extra blue LEDs It features LEDs in the following buttons:

-ABXY

-Start/Back

-Guide button

-RB and LB buttons

-Blue Player Status LEDs

Not to mention the insane amount of jumbo blue LEDs throughout the rest of the controller which provide it with the blue glow you see in the picture!

This shell also features a new D-Pad produced by XCM which is a big improvement over the standard Microsoft D-Pads.

Just check out the pictures to see this unique look for yourself. No other sellers on eBay offer controllers such as this! This is by far the best looking mod that we do and that any other seller does!

My controllers have 4 different modes, each with corresponds to a different game. Each game has different speeds set for their weapons, so my controller uses speeds specific for the hottest games. The four modes are:

Mode 1: Call Of Duty 4: (Fast, slow, burst)

Mode 2: Call Of Duty 5: (Fast, slow, burst)

Mode 3: Gears Of War 2: (Fast, slow)

Mode 4: Halo 3: (R trigger rapid fire, L trigger rapid fire, Dual trigger rapid fire)

To change between modes, you simply press and hold the sync button. This will reconnect the controller and you will see the LEDs move about in a circular pattern. After about 5 seconds, the Player 4 LED will blink a certain number of times (1-4). The number of times it blinks corresponds to the mode it is in. So for instance, say that the Player 4 LED blinks 3 times. That means the controller is set for Gears of War 2. Now, say you don't want to play Gears of War 2, you simply press and hold the sync button down again and it will move onto the next mode (Halo 3) and keep cycling in order.

Once you have found the mode for the game you would like, you are good to go - you do not have to set the mode each time you play. If you only play COD5, just set it to COD5 mode and you will never have to set it again, the controller will stay in the COD5 mode even after you turn the controller off.

Now, once you have enabled the specific mode for your game, you can change speeds by using the sync button. You change speeds by pressing the sync button (NOT HOLDING IT, HOLDING THE SYNC BUTTON CHANGES MODES/CONNECTS YOUR CONTROLLER, PRESSING THE BUTTON CHANGES SPEEDS). Again, the Player 4 LED tells you the speed you are on. If the LED is off, rapid fire is off, press the sync button again and you enter speed one, press it again speed two, ect.

Please view the following video, it is a demonstration showing how to change modes/speeds as well as show you some demonstrations of weapons in COD5 and Halo 3:

Here is another video, again using Call of Duty 5: World at War. This video shows a demonstration of my controller working on XBOX LIVE:

Please Note: For weapons which are already automatic, there may not be a significant difference in rate of fire.

This modification CAN be used on Xbox Live and you cannot get caught or in trouble. It does however provide you with an advantage but no one will be able to know that you have the controller.

This controller works with many of the hottest games right now, including Call of Duty 4, CALL OF DUTY 5 (WORLD AT WAR), Halo 3, and many more!

The wireless controllers I use to modify are brand BRAND NEW, official Microsoft Xbox 360 controllers. The position of the buttons I installed are where I felt the most comfortable with. The pictures show you where I position the two buttons.