I love the RGB mods. Did you dye those yourself?
Also, how would you say green ALPS compare to other linear alps? (e.g., black, yellow, salmon)
I love the RGB mods. Did you dye those yourself?
Also, how would you say green ALPS compare to other linear alps? (e.g., black, yellow, salmon)
Black and salmon are tactile, not linear. Yellow alps are heavier than green alps (think of the difference b/w black and red mx, just not as pronounced). The RGB mods were dyed by the person I purchased the kingsaver package from. Right now I'm rocking non-dyed mods.
I'll take some better pictures later when there's sunlight. For now, this is my WangSaver. It's going under the knife this week to have it's switches switched to complicated Blue Alps :D.Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/o22vZQ7.jpg?1)Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/u5jylqd.jpg?1)
For those of you with the kind of time/money to spend on a Kingsaver, and want something very smooth and solid but also very tactile, I recommend:
For clicky switches: orange Alps with Matias clicky click leaves swapped in [noticeably nicer than white switches].
For tactile switches: orange Alps with Matias quiet tactile leaves swapped in [this beats the pants off salmon switches].
For quiet switches: dampened cream Alps with Matias quiet tactile leaves swapped in.
For clicky w/ no bottom-out switches: dampened cream Alps with Matias clicky click leaves swapped in.
Unless you want light weight switches, in which case the mid-1980s blue/green/ivory Alps switches are just dandy.
Also, all Alps switches get even nicer when lubed.
I'm sensing a trend here... Matias leaves makes everything better :P2 advantages: (1) they’re new & fresh and haven’t been worn down by age or use, unlike many 25–30-year-old switches; (2) they’re very crisply tactile, manufactured to a good spec & pretty tight tolerances, it seems. On the flip-side, Matias housings/switchplates are based on the simplified Alps/Forward Electronics switch design, which I don’t like as much as complicated Alps switches, especially the ones with a long switchplate like orange or blue.