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Title: Plate mounted MX blue keyboard, keycaps not required OR DAS II
Post by: ownerer on Tue, 03 April 2012, 12:52:59

Looking on a good deal fora plate mounted MX blue keyboard shipped to continental US. I prefer to have a 10key and don't require perfect condition. Or a Das Keyboard II (the cherry g80-3000 mod).

Title: Plate mounted MX blue keyboard, keycaps not required OR DAS II
Post by: emptythecache on Tue, 03 April 2012, 14:18:15

I have a frankenstein filco majestouch 2 104 key with (or without) mint green engraved pbts I can give you a good deal on. When I say frankenstein, I mean it now has the case and (braided) usb cable from an ABS M1. It's in totally working order though. More details in this thread. (If the price in the thread doesn't excite you, but the board does, PLEASE make me an offer. I really want to get this board to someone, it's just sitting in my house right now.)

http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?29349-PRICES-DROPPED-RF-87ub-Filco-MJ2-104-w-blue-Mint-Green-Engraved-PBT-Keycaps

Title: Plate mounted MX blue keyboard, keycaps not required OR DAS II
Post by: njvz on Tue, 03 April 2012, 14:52:12

I have a razer blackwidow, comes with original caps. everything works except the m1 macro key (which i don't think anyone uses anyways) got totally smashed when I was moving. I'd sell it for 40 dollars shipped.

Title: Plate mounted MX blue keyboard, keycaps not required OR DAS II
Post by: Hak Foo on Tue, 03 April 2012, 21:10:45

If the Das II was a -3000, it's not plate-mounted.

You might also price-compare a Ducky 1008 (about 75 USD delivered from PCHome) or 9000/9008 (about 95 USD) -- their primary benefit is being, well, cheaper than a Filco/Leopold/Rosewill and (on some versions) 108 key.

Title: Plate mounted MX blue keyboard, keycaps not required OR DAS II
Post by: ownerer on Wed, 04 April 2012, 12:45:15

Quote from: Hak Foo;566132

If the Das II was a -3000, it's not plate-mounted.

You might also price-compare a Ducky 1008 (about 75 USD delivered from PCHome) or 9000/9008 (about 95 USD) -- their primary benefit is being, well, cheaper than a Filco/Leopold/Rosewill and (on some versions) 108 key.

Yeah I knew it wasn't plate mounted. I just already have one, I ****ed the PCB during a solder, and I'd really like to have some spare parts to mess around with. I appreciate the extra suggestions. Once I'm in that price range I'd probably just cave and buy me another EK Leopold. Plus I can't read the Taiwanese. Is there a secret English version of that site I'm not aware of? Google translate will not suffice.