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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: gergerd on Tue, 17 May 2011, 02:01:43
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I lurked around these forums for a few weeks before getting a new Das Model S Ultimate Keyboard. So far I love the feeling of typing on this thing. The question I have is: Is it normal for the spacebar to have a different sound than the rest of the keys? It almost sounds higher pitched or something. Thank you!
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yes! usually because of the stabalizers
wlcm 2 gh
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Thanks for the quick reply. I thought that might be the case, but I wanted to be sure. Thank you noodles256!
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Many mechanical boards also use a different switch for the space bar; either a heavier variant of the usual switch or a stiff linear switch. Not sure that the Model S does that, though.
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definitely.
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Welcome to Geekhack.
Yes, as far as sound tests goes, all of the ones I've heard, the space bar sounds different than the other keys, mostly, all the bigger than normal keys do sound little different.
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My tt Meka G1 spacebar makes bigger clacks when bottoming out than the other keys. #9 on the num pad of my Filco red makes a little GONG! sound from the metal plate every time I hit it.
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All the keys on both my filco and das keyboard have slightly different sounds, based on the key size and where they are on the keyboard. It's perfectly normal.
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I wonder if the CIA can reverse-engineer what you're typing if they have an audio recording of your typing.
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Ya my Leopold spacebar sounds different than the rest of the keyboard. It sounds like it has a huge spring lol
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Every key has its distinct sound, and you can pretty know what someone type only by hearing the sound.
This is an example.
[video=youtube;dph5djEZAnI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dph5djEZAnI[/video]
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Every key has its distinct sound, and you can pretty know what someone type only by hearing the sound.
If you record your typing and play it backwards you can hear it say HAIL SATAN.
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Anyway, after using the keyboards so many years, you've got to listen to what keyboards want to share. They have feelings too.
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Keyboards don't have feelings. They're like poor people.
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My keyboard doesn't have much to say -- only "children with Cheetos? The horror!"
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Tony,
That video is awesome, lol. That guy really looks like he has some issues with his fingers though, more like abusing that finger cracking. I bet in 10 years he will suffer from arthritis ;(
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I crack my fingers all the time and my fingers are normal. That's a myth.