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geekhack Community => New Members => Topic started by: sashi on Fri, 29 August 2014, 12:48:38
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Hey guys
Just registered!! Woo
Been a keyboard collector for some time but never got around to register here
Hope to stay here
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Welcome to Geekhack! What's in your collection right now?
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Filco Majestouch - MX Brown
Filco Majestouch Ninja - MX Brown
DAS Keyboard - MX Blue
Leopold FC500RR - MX Red
So far, I love MX Red switches
MX Brown seems mushy and MX Blue is too loud for my taste when I bottom out.
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Awesome, welcome fellow MX Red lover!
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Welcome!
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Welcome to Geekhack!
Do you bottom out on the switches you have? Most MX switches sound similar if you bottom out with enough force, just that blues have a extra high-pitched click as they actuate (which happens half way down, not when you bottom out).
You could also consider O-rings to reduce the noise from bottoming out.
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Welcome to Geekhack!
Do you bottom out on the switches you have? Most MX switches sound similar if you bottom out with enough force, just that blues have a extra high-pitched click as they actuate (which happens half way down, not when you bottom out).
You could also consider O-rings to reduce the noise from bottoming out.
Yea I bottom out on my browns, blues and reds.... maybe I should consider the blacks?
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Welcome to Geekhack!
Do you bottom out on the switches you have? Most MX switches sound similar if you bottom out with enough force, just that blues have a extra high-pitched click as they actuate (which happens half way down, not when you bottom out).
You could also consider O-rings to reduce the noise from bottoming out.
Yea I bottom out on my browns, blues and reds.... maybe I should consider the blacks?
Chances are you would still bottom out.
I do! ;D
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Bottoming out on blacks is softer and won't hurt your fingers as much. Get some "vintage MX blacks". They're the smoothest MX switches.
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Welcome! :D
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Welcome to Geekhack!
Do you bottom out on the switches you have? Most MX switches sound similar if you bottom out with enough force, just that blues have a extra high-pitched click as they actuate (which happens half way down, not when you bottom out).
You could also consider O-rings to reduce the noise from bottoming out.
Yea I bottom out on my browns, blues and reds.... maybe I should consider the blacks?
Chances are you would still bottom out.
I do! ;D
I got the Filco Minila MX Reds, should I consider the blacks instead? They are the same except the force needed to bottom out correct?
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Welcome to Geekhack!
Do you bottom out on the switches you have? Most MX switches sound similar if you bottom out with enough force, just that blues have a extra high-pitched click as they actuate (which happens half way down, not when you bottom out).
You could also consider O-rings to reduce the noise from bottoming out.
Yea I bottom out on my browns, blues and reds.... maybe I should consider the blacks?
Chances are you would still bottom out.
I do! ;D
I got the Filco Minila MX Reds, should I consider the blacks instead? They are the same except the force needed to bottom out correct?
The rate at which the force increases is higher for the black, so it is harder to accidentally press them ignoring that they take more force to press.