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what is it that Ripster calls it? the McRip effect? the Ping is a perfect example of that. Don't believe the hype.
Quote from: SL89 on Tue, 22 July 2014, 13:18:34what is it that Ripster calls it? the McRip effect? the Ping is a perfect example of that. Don't believe the hype.Sure, don't believe the guy who sent his CODE back to WASD for a refund. Or the others who wish they had done so. You probably wear headphones while at the computer, anyway, so it's not a big deal.
This is the first I'm hearing of the "ping issue". What causes it?
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Quote from: jdcarpe on Tue, 22 July 2014, 13:27:01Quote from: SL89 on Tue, 22 July 2014, 13:18:34what is it that Ripster calls it? the McRip effect? the Ping is a perfect example of that. Don't believe the hype.Sure, don't believe the guy who sent his CODE back to WASD for a refund. Or the others who wish they had done so. You probably wear headphones while at the computer, anyway, so it's not a big deal.I don't wear headphones actually. I know the ping is there and i use my Code with clears for my video and audio editing in a very quiet edit room. I just think its a bit played up and shouldn't dissuade people from getting one. I just think its a very over hyped phenomenon. I mostly made the comment so people take the Ping comments with a grain of salt.
SL89, I shouldn't have quoted your post, because I didn't mean to address you, specifically. I was more talking to the generic 'you' who would be reading this thread.Mashby, I have never experienced ping like I did with the CODE 104 w/Clears. The combination of the stiffer springs in the Clears, combined with the choice of plate and housing materials, made the keyboard practically ring like a bell while I was typing on it. I think the ping is significantly less on the TKL version, but I can't say for sure, as I never used a CODE other than that 104.
QuoteSL89, I shouldn't have quoted your post, because I didn't mean to address you, specifically. I was more talking to the generic 'you' who would be reading this thread.Mashby, I have never experienced ping like I did with the CODE 104 w/Clears. The combination of the stiffer springs in the Clears, combined with the choice of plate and housing materials, made the keyboard practically ring like a bell while I was typing on it. I think the ping is significantly less on the TKL version, but I can't say for sure, as I never used a CODE other than that 104.No worries JD! I figured that was the case. It does have a certain 'bell' like resonance, but isnt the WASD OEM the same as Filco or some such thing, with similar build materials and combinations. Why is it so unique to these boards?
There are numerous threads around here about Filco's pinging. )
QuoteThere are numerous threads around here about Filco's pinging. )For certain. But what about this specific combination makes them sing (and irritate certain people) so much.
Quote from: mashby on Tue, 22 July 2014, 13:33:33This is the first I'm hearing of the "ping issue". What causes it?I believe it's the sound of the springs resonating. Based off some videos I've seen I think it would be too bothersome for me, but some people don't seem to mind it either.
Mashby, I have never experienced ping like I did with the CODE 104 w/Clears. The combination of the stiffer springs in the Clears, combined with the choice of plate and housing materials, made the keyboard practically ring like a bell while I was typing on it. I think the ping is significantly less on the TKL version, but I can't say for sure, as I never used a CODE other than that 104.
Quote from: jdcarpe on Tue, 22 July 2014, 13:45:42Mashby, I have never experienced ping like I did with the CODE 104 w/Clears. The combination of the stiffer springs in the Clears, combined with the choice of plate and housing materials, made the keyboard practically ring like a bell while I was typing on it. I think the ping is significantly less on the TKL version, but I can't say for sure, as I never used a CODE other than that 104.Had I known that before keycon, I'd have shown you a real ping keyboard! The IBM chinese / japanese keyboards. They ping louder than they bottom out! I have christened them the "pingmaster" keyboards, and those who have owned them tend to agree.As to what causes this: in the aforementioned KB, it's the plate / case design. The plate fits in very closely into the case, I believe it makes a nice resonating chamber. it's amazing, really! I have another keyboard with the same switches that does not ping at all.
and you think the code has more ping? Now I wish WASD were there at keycon so I could try it and take it apart.
I believe the CODE had slightly less ping than the IBM "Pingsaver" because I don't recall it pinging from simply running my hands over the top of the keycaps.
Quote from: jdcarpe on Wed, 23 July 2014, 13:59:13I believe the CODE had slightly less ping than the IBM "Pingsaver" because I don't recall it pinging from simply running my hands over the top of the keycaps. I thought someone posted a video of their code pinging from just barely touching the key caps??
Here is a link to the video I was thinking ofhttp://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=47677.msg1327465#msg1327465