How do you manage your multiple keyboards?

[DumbUglyDragon]

My K70 stays on the home gaming computer (sorry, I love that volume roller). All my other assorted keyboards sit in their own pouches on a bin under my side desk, and I grab a different one to take with me to work each day 

[reallifetim]

Finally taking the leap of bringing my backup to work allowed me to do twice the daily lovin'

[maskey]

Finally taking the leap of bringing my backup to work allowed me to do twice the daily lovin'

I did the same thing.. Now my backup gets used more, heh. Still, there's a reason I used it for so long!

[Steezus]

I currently have a Jane, Orion v2, RS96, and two pok3rs. I first got my Pok3rs, then built the RS96 and never touched the Pok3rs again. I then built the Orion v2, my RS96 received a few hours a use afterwards. Now I finally built my Jane, not sure what I'll end up using for the most part, I don't mind the old browns I have in the Jane but I prefer the Zealios in my Orion and even prefer the vintage blues in my RS96 the most. The reason why I opted for browns in my Jane is so I can use it in a work environment and not annoy people.

[E3E]

I currently have a Jane, Orion v2, RS96, and two pok3rs. I first got my Pok3rs, then built the RS96 and never touched the Pok3rs again. I then built the Orion v2, my RS96 received a few hours a use afterwards. Now I finally built my Jane, not sure what I'll end up using for the most part, I don't mind the old browns I have in the Jane but I prefer the Zealios in my Orion and even prefer the vintage blues in my RS96 the most. The reason why I opted for browns in my Jane is so I can use it in a work environment and not annoy people.

So Steezus, do you plan on keeping your customs on rotation, or do you plan on selling the ones you use least, or just keeping them as a collection regardless of use?

[Steezus]

I currently have a Jane, Orion v2, RS96, and two pok3rs. I first got my Pok3rs, then built the RS96 and never touched the Pok3rs again. I then built the Orion v2, my RS96 received a few hours a use afterwards. Now I finally built my Jane, not sure what I'll end up using for the most part, I don't mind the old browns I have in the Jane but I prefer the Zealios in my Orion and even prefer the vintage blues in my RS96 the most. The reason why I opted for browns in my Jane is so I can use it in a work environment and not annoy people.

So Steezus, do you plan on keeping your customs on rotation, or do you plan on selling the ones you use least, or just keeping them as a collection regardless of use?

My initial plan is to keep them in rotation, I'll probably end up selling the ones I use the least since more and more boards are coming out. I would like to collect them but if I do I want to make sure they will get used. I definitely like having variety though.

[swimmingbird]

I really wanna build some sort of rack to keep my boards in... Not sure how to do it though with all the different form factors I have (from IBM Model M size to HHKB)

[Niomosy]

I really wanna build some sort of rack to keep my boards in... Not sure how to do it though with all the different form factors I have (from IBM Model M size to HHKB)

Maybe just build a general one that can house a full-size or 122?  That way you're pretty well covered regardless of size.

[swimmingbird]

I really wanna build some sort of rack to keep my boards in... Not sure how to do it though with all the different form factors I have (from IBM Model M size to HHKB)

Maybe just build a general one that can house a full-size or 122?  That way you're pretty well covered regardless of size.

Think I might just get rid of my bigger boards

My shoulders hate using them anyway

[E3E]

I really wanna build some sort of rack to keep my boards in... Not sure how to do it though with all the different form factors I have (from IBM Model M size to HHKB)

Create a mosaic on your wall

I currently have a Jane, Orion v2, RS96, and two pok3rs. I first got my Pok3rs, then built the RS96 and never touched the Pok3rs again. I then built the Orion v2, my RS96 received a few hours a use afterwards. Now I finally built my Jane, not sure what I'll end up using for the most part, I don't mind the old browns I have in the Jane but I prefer the Zealios in my Orion and even prefer the vintage blues in my RS96 the most. The reason why I opted for browns in my Jane is so I can use it in a work environment and not annoy people.

So Steezus, do you plan on keeping your customs on rotation, or do you plan on selling the ones you use least, or just keeping them as a collection regardless of use?

My initial plan is to keep them in rotation, I'll probably end up selling the ones I use the least since more and more boards are coming out. I would like to collect them but if I do I want to make sure they will get used. I definitely like having variety though.

I currently have a Jane, Orion v2, RS96, and two pok3rs. I first got my Pok3rs, then built the RS96 and never touched the Pok3rs again. I then built the Orion v2, my RS96 received a few hours a use afterwards. Now I finally built my Jane, not sure what I'll end up using for the most part, I don't mind the old browns I have in the Jane but I prefer the Zealios in my Orion and even prefer the vintage blues in my RS96 the most. The reason why I opted for browns in my Jane is so I can use it in a work environment and not annoy people.

So Steezus, do you plan on keeping your customs on rotation, or do you plan on selling the ones you use least, or just keeping them as a collection regardless of use?

My initial plan is to keep them in rotation, I'll probably end up selling the ones I use the least since more and more boards are coming out. I would like to collect them but if I do I want to make sure they will get used. I definitely like having variety though.

Do you just store the additional boards out in the open, or do you have carrying cases or boxes for storing them?

[Niomosy]

I really wanna build some sort of rack to keep my boards in... Not sure how to do it though with all the different form factors I have (from IBM Model M size to HHKB)

Create a mosaic on your wall

Now we're talking.  Though I couldn't do it.  Being in earthquake country, nothing as heavy as my spare keyboards would go on my wall unless they were pretty damn well bolted in.

[swimmingbird]

Create a mosaic on your wall

I'm not sure how the interior decorator / gf would feel about this

[Steezus]

I currently have a Jane, Orion v2, RS96, and two pok3rs. I first got my Pok3rs, then built the RS96 and never touched the Pok3rs again. I then built the Orion v2, my RS96 received a few hours a use afterwards. Now I finally built my Jane, not sure what I'll end up using for the most part, I don't mind the old browns I have in the Jane but I prefer the Zealios in my Orion and even prefer the vintage blues in my RS96 the most. The reason why I opted for browns in my Jane is so I can use it in a work environment and not annoy people.

So Steezus, do you plan on keeping your customs on rotation, or do you plan on selling the ones you use least, or just keeping them as a collection regardless of use?

My initial plan is to keep them in rotation, I'll probably end up selling the ones I use the least since more and more boards are coming out. I would like to collect them but if I do I want to make sure they will get used. I definitely like having variety though.

Do you just store the additional boards out in the open, or do you have carrying cases or boxes for storing them?

Right now they're out in the open, I've messing around with them a fair bit lately either changing keysets, fixing something, etc. The worst part is that my apartment can get really dusty, if I just let them sit out all the time they would get really bad but I make sure to clean them. I've been waiting for yuktsi to come out with the gb for the storage cases, then I'll buy a bunch off of him.

[E3E]

I currently have a Jane, Orion v2, RS96, and two pok3rs. I first got my Pok3rs, then built the RS96 and never touched the Pok3rs again. I then built the Orion v2, my RS96 received a few hours a use afterwards. Now I finally built my Jane, not sure what I'll end up using for the most part, I don't mind the old browns I have in the Jane but I prefer the Zealios in my Orion and even prefer the vintage blues in my RS96 the most. The reason why I opted for browns in my Jane is so I can use it in a work environment and not annoy people.

So Steezus, do you plan on keeping your customs on rotation, or do you plan on selling the ones you use least, or just keeping them as a collection regardless of use?

My initial plan is to keep them in rotation, I'll probably end up selling the ones I use the least since more and more boards are coming out. I would like to collect them but if I do I want to make sure they will get used. I definitely like having variety though.

Do you just store the additional boards out in the open, or do you have carrying cases or boxes for storing them?

Right now they're out in the open, I've messing around with them a fair bit lately either changing keysets, fixing something, etc. The worst part is that my apartment can get really dusty, if I just let them sit out all the time they would get really bad but I make sure to clean them. I've been waiting for yuktsi to come out with the gb for the storage cases, then I'll buy a bunch off of him.

Storage cases? Mind pointing me in the right direction of the interest check for these? I'm curious to see what they're like as I could use them myself.

[Steezus]

Storage cases? Mind pointing me in the right direction of the interest check for these? I'm curious to see what they're like as I could use them myself.

https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=76465.0

There hasn't been activity on it, I'm thinking yuktsi will get around to it after Jane CE.

[E3E]

Storage cases? Mind pointing me in the right direction of the interest check for these? I'm curious to see what they're like as I could use them myself.

https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=76465.0

There hasn't been activity on it, I'm thinking yuktsi will get around to it after Jane CE.

Ahh, yeah. That's the OTD case, eh? I did look at those for a while before feeling as if they'd be a bad fit for my boards, since they're meant more for TKLs. That was a big reason I had a custom case made for my Octagon.

[Steezus]

Storage cases? Mind pointing me in the right direction of the interest check for these? I'm curious to see what they're like as I could use them myself.

https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=76465.0

There hasn't been activity on it, I'm thinking yuktsi will get around to it after Jane CE.

Ahh, yeah. That's the OTD case, eh? I did look at those for a while before feeling as if they'd be a bad fit for my boards, since they're meant more for TKLs. That was a big reason I had a custom case made for my Octagon.

I believe they are the TKL cases, yuktsi said he should be able to sell them under $20 and be in geekhack colors. My favorite layout is by the LS and RS96 and then TKL. My RS96 is only about an inch longer but the same width so I'm hoping it will fit. I can't wait for the Jane numpad, that and the Jane together may end up being my go to keyboard to use. I kind of wish I put in some ergo clears in my Jane but that's what I'll do for my Jane CE.

[E3E]

Storage cases? Mind pointing me in the right direction of the interest check for these? I'm curious to see what they're like as I could use them myself.

https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=76465.0

There hasn't been activity on it, I'm thinking yuktsi will get around to it after Jane CE.

Ahh, yeah. That's the OTD case, eh? I did look at those for a while before feeling as if they'd be a bad fit for my boards, since they're meant more for TKLs. That was a big reason I had a custom case made for my Octagon.

I believe they are the TKL cases, yuktsi said he should be able to sell them under $20 and be in geekhack colors. My favorite layout is by the LS and RS96 and then TKL. My RS96 is only about an inch longer but the same width so I'm hoping it will fit. I can't wait for the Jane numpad, that and the Jane together may end up being my go to keyboard to use. I kind of wish I put in some ergo clears in my Jane but that's what I'll do for my Jane CE.

Ahh, custom full aluminum-cased number pads are the best. Are there any renders of the Jane pad? Yeah, the Lightsaver-style 96 key layout is pretty sick aesthetically. It just doesn't work for me though. I guess I'm just too picky, haha. I prefer standalone numberpads and 75% layouts overall. TKLs are pretty, but a little clunky. I compromise with 60% and I think the layout has a lot of nice qualities, but it still doesn't beat 75% aside from portability.

[Goranth]

Boards that I don't think I'll use for awhile I lend to relatives to use if they like them.  The ones I do still keep in my possession are on top of books on bookshelves.  Might get an HHKB soon then I gotta decide what to do with my Pok3r.

If you run out of relatives... 

Haha then I'll have all the clacks to myself.

[losing_ctrl]

I don't try too hard to manage my ~7 keyboards. It doesn't have to be rocket science. They wait patiently (in my garage) for when I get a hankerin' for what they have to offer. There's no need to feel guilty about not using them, they are built to serve, and stand ready to be used and for me to appreciate them all over again. All my keyboards are awesome in their own way, and I feel great that they are there for when I want a specific kb experience. I don't understand folks who only have one keyboard, that just seems weird. But maybe I'm the weird one. It's all good. My current daily driver is my new CODE  tkl with MX Clears. I am going to stick with that one until I feel like I am very familiar with all its characteristics. Generally speaking, sometimes I want a nice clean TKL model, and sometimes, only my CVT Avant Stellar will do - the huge board making feel like I am at the helm of the star ship Enterprise - warp factor one, engage! 

OK, that's enough dorkiness for awhile.

[dgneo]

I've got 2, thankfully it's not that hard to manage. I use the 7G at home, and my HHKB at work.

Hoping for an fc660m or a filco for Christmas

[yowaffle]

I have 4. one full size for gaming and 3 60%s. all different switches and i switch between the 60s based on my switch mood

[Ludovician]

http://imgur.com/a/4GKFE

For the last few months I've been using my KBP V80 at home almost exclusively, taken my Topre boards to uni in the meantime but uni's finished now.

[seiden]

I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

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Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

[Blaise170]

Most of mine are vintage boards, I only have 3 modern boards (I think). Most of them are also not PC compatible so they are kind of my collectibles. I'll one day convert them to USB but as of right now I like to occasionally mess with them.

[xondat]

Getting a Pok3r for Christmas so I'll use that for typing and my WASD for csgo probably.

[kekman]

Right now I've been using my Realforce 87u for typing and Ducky DK9008G2 for gaming. My Model M and G84-4100 get no love though, the Model M is too big to fit on my desk and the G84's layout and switch feel just isn't to my preference. Might just sell the G84 and save up for some topre keycaps methinks.

[Zaskar]

Ha, imagine having your monitor up on an arm and put a lazy suzan under it with like 5-6 boards.

[mashby]

Ha, imagine having your monitor up on an arm and put a lazy suzan under it with like 5-6 boards.

LOL! That's a great idea. LOL!

[E3E]

Ha, imagine having your monitor up on an arm and put a lazy suzan under it with like 5-6 boards.

Lol, I'm imagining a fighting game announcer-esque voice...

"SELECT YOUR KEYBOARD!"

[rowdy]

I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

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Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

Welcome to Geekhack!

The thing with this is keeping them clean.  They are all in the open there.

[Steezus]

I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

Out of date photo:

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Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

Welcome to Geekhack!

The thing with this is keeping them clean.  They are all in the open there.

I left a few of my boards out for a couple of weeks, they got so dusty so quick. Nothing compressed air can't fix but it sure was a pain having to keep them clean. I need to buy some good cases.

[E3E]

I want to find a nice way to mount or display my favorite keyboards, but that seems like it could be tricky. Either that, or get carrying cases for each and every one, though I'd still like to put some on display from time to time. If I could find a carrying case that could fit full-sized vintage boards, I'd get a few of those. :3

Def gonna get a custom case for my Hammer Alps board and the next Octagon.

[Steezus]

I want to find a nice way to mount or display my favorite keyboards, but that seems like it could be tricky. Either that, or get carrying cases for each and every one, though I'd still like to put some on display from time to time. If I could find a carrying case that could fit full-sized vintage boards, I'd get a few of those. :3

Def gonna get a custom case for my Hammer Alps board and the next Octagon.

Displaying them is the tricky part, perhaps some sort of glass enclosure would be best to keep the dust out and yet keep them still on display. I'll probably end up buying a case for each one to ensure their safety.

[E3E]

I want to find a nice way to mount or display my favorite keyboards, but that seems like it could be tricky. Either that, or get carrying cases for each and every one, though I'd still like to put some on display from time to time. If I could find a carrying case that could fit full-sized vintage boards, I'd get a few of those. :3

Def gonna get a custom case for my Hammer Alps board and the next Octagon.

Displaying them is the tricky part, perhaps some sort of glass enclosure would be best to keep the dust out and yet keep them still on display. I'll probably end up buying a case for each one to ensure their safety.

Yeah, that definitely sounds like the best option to go with. I'll have to look into that as well!

[rowdy]

I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

Out of date photo:

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Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

Welcome to Geekhack!

The thing with this is keeping them clean.  They are all in the open there.

I left a few of my boards out for a couple of weeks, they got so dusty so quick. Nothing compressed air can't fix but it sure was a pain having to keep them clean. I need to buy some good cases.

I place a tea towel on mine.

[E3E]

I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

Out of date photo:

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Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

Welcome to Geekhack!

The thing with this is keeping them clean.  They are all in the open there.

I left a few of my boards out for a couple of weeks, they got so dusty so quick. Nothing compressed air can't fix but it sure was a pain having to keep them clean. I need to buy some good cases.

I place a tea towel on mine.

I'm gonna find some of the flat rate USPS boxes I've gotten in the mail and use those for my vintages. Mine have yet to get dusty since I often tinker with them and just tap on their keys for fun, but I don't want that to change if I stop giving them attention for some reason.  :-X

[Steezus]

I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

Out of date photo:

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Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

Welcome to Geekhack!

The thing with this is keeping them clean.  They are all in the open there.

I left a few of my boards out for a couple of weeks, they got so dusty so quick. Nothing compressed air can't fix but it sure was a pain having to keep them clean. I need to buy some good cases.

I place a tea towel on mine.

I'm gonna find some of the flat rate USPS boxes I've gotten in the mail and use those for my vintages. Mine have yet to get dusty since I often tinker with them and just tap on their keys for fun, but I don't want that to change if I stop giving them attention for some reason.  :-X

I've just resulted in putting all of my boards wrapped up in bubble wrap within a heavily padded box. Going home after finals Thursday so I'll probably bring them all home anyways so being in one box is convenient. I definitely need to find a better way to store them but for now this will do.

[rpeterclark]

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I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

Out of date photo:

Show Image

Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

Welcome to Geekhack!

The thing with this is keeping them clean.  They are all in the open there.

I left a few of my boards out for a couple of weeks, they got so dusty so quick. Nothing compressed air can't fix but it sure was a pain having to keep them clean. I need to buy some good cases.

I place a tea towel on mine.

I'm gonna find some of the flat rate USPS boxes I've gotten in the mail and use those for my vintages. Mine have yet to get dusty since I often tinker with them and just tap on their keys for fun, but I don't want that to change if I stop giving them attention for some reason.  :-X

I've just resulted in putting all of my boards wrapped up in bubble wrap within a heavily padded box. Going home after finals Thursday so I'll probably bring them all home anyways so being in one box is convenient. I definitely need to find a better way to store them but for now this will do.

I guess my place isn't all that dusty? I've had them up on the wall that way for a few months and they only have a hint of dust. I guess having them upright like that leaves less surface area for dust to collect. I'd rather look at them and trade them out frequently than have them hidden in a box somewhere. I can dust them twice a year if that means I get to appreciate them more often!

[Steezus]

More

I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

Out of date photo:

Show Image

Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

Welcome to Geekhack!

The thing with this is keeping them clean.  They are all in the open there.

I left a few of my boards out for a couple of weeks, they got so dusty so quick. Nothing compressed air can't fix but it sure was a pain having to keep them clean. I need to buy some good cases.

I place a tea towel on mine.

I'm gonna find some of the flat rate USPS boxes I've gotten in the mail and use those for my vintages. Mine have yet to get dusty since I often tinker with them and just tap on their keys for fun, but I don't want that to change if I stop giving them attention for some reason.  :-X

I've just resulted in putting all of my boards wrapped up in bubble wrap within a heavily padded box. Going home after finals Thursday so I'll probably bring them all home anyways so being in one box is convenient. I definitely need to find a better way to store them but for now this will do.

I guess my place isn't all that dusty? I've had them up on the wall that way for a few months and they only have a hint of dust. I guess having them upright like that leaves less surface area for dust to collect. I'd rather look at them and trade them out frequently than have them hidden in a box somewhere. I can dust them twice a year if that means I get to appreciate them more often!

I'd much rather have them on display than in a box as well. I'm in some college apartments which isn't the best. The water sucks here, it's really dusty, kids above me are noisy behind all hell haha. Until I can find a better alternative they'll just have to settle in a box. It'd be nice if we can get a GB for some acrylic covers or something.

[rowdy]

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I usually flip between a couple favorites somewhat randomly, whichever one I have been last tinkering with usually. Some others go on the wall mount thing.

Out of date photo:

Show Image

Please teach me the name of this wall mounting solution.

I'm seeing an increase of my keyboard collection in the future, and that would be one damn cool way to store them.

"Yeah, and these here, these are my keyboards" :eek:

Welcome to Geekhack!

The thing with this is keeping them clean.  They are all in the open there.

I left a few of my boards out for a couple of weeks, they got so dusty so quick. Nothing compressed air can't fix but it sure was a pain having to keep them clean. I need to buy some good cases.

I place a tea towel on mine.

I'm gonna find some of the flat rate USPS boxes I've gotten in the mail and use those for my vintages. Mine have yet to get dusty since I often tinker with them and just tap on their keys for fun, but I don't want that to change if I stop giving them attention for some reason.  :-X

I've just resulted in putting all of my boards wrapped up in bubble wrap within a heavily padded box. Going home after finals Thursday so I'll probably bring them all home anyways so being in one box is convenient. I definitely need to find a better way to store them but for now this will do.

I guess my place isn't all that dusty? I've had them up on the wall that way for a few months and they only have a hint of dust. I guess having them upright like that leaves less surface area for dust to collect. I'd rather look at them and trade them out frequently than have them hidden in a box somewhere. I can dust them twice a year if that means I get to appreciate them more often!

I seem to live in a super dusty place.  When I  get a new keycap set in the mail, I open it up and put the keycaps on the GH layout chart to make sure they are all there, and there is noticable dust on them already!

[Sifo]

KMAC never gets love, neither does GON nowadays since I don't go to LANs. Lightsaver travels back and forth between work, LZ never moves. Good stuff ^^

[E3E]

Just switched between pretty much all my boards today! Started with the Hammer Alps Eagle, then the Infinity, then the FAME, then the Dell AT101, and then the Octagon.

I'm too tired to really know which one I like the most, but I sure had fun clacking away on the FAME's blue Alps. The Hammer is so smooth with such subtle but nice clacks. The Infinity was smooth but delightfully tactile with orange Alps, and the Dell AT101 was a bit of a bumpy ride with the Salmon Alps. The Octagon is like typing on a buttery marshmallow. More travel than the Alps boards, but pretty much just as smooth (factory-lubed mint condition green Alps compared to super tuned up vintage MX blacks). 
 
I like it though.  
 
Also just locked in a buy for one of my absolute endgame vintage Alps boards, the Focus FK-555 w/ blue Alps. SO SO happy about that. I'll have to wait 'til over the holidays to buy it, but I'm happy to finally have the opportunity. :DDD

[sircheddar]

I really mean how do you use your keyboards if you have multiple? Do you have a rotation? Do you just change as you please?
I'm not really sure what I do. If I feel like topre, I'll get out my hhkb. If I want buckling springs then I'll get out my SSK. But sometimes I feel like I am neglecting one or the other.

Use 1 at home, 1 for travel, and soon, 1 for work

[romevi]

6 months.

[_izix]

I've got a couple that I use all the time, my other ones sit in a box under my bed Maybe one day Ill get a display case for them all.

[SpAmRaY]

Mine just sit lonely in their boxes.

This guy gets it.

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[Slavadavadingdong]

I only have 3 keyboards - I keep one at work, and cycle the other two at home on a weekly basis.