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Offline kait03

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hello
« on: Wed, 27 February 2019, 13:05:48 »
so i recently found geekhack and i registered today so i'm fresh as water. i'm a student and i'm italian; iwas looking for building my self a keyboard (i now have a corsair k63) but a very specific keyboard: a deep sounding but not silent, but i don't have a really high budget and i never soldered anything. so fare i chosed those pieces from kbdfans: 60% aluminum low profile case; GK64 XD64 DZ60 PBT keycaps; GK64 RGB 60% 64keys hot swap PCB, so im miss the switch at the start i was looking for kailh box wite but they are to high pitched, what tipe of switch do you recommend me? thx for reading and sorry for my bad english
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Offline GrandLoki

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Re: hello
« Reply #1 on: Fri, 01 March 2019, 13:10:43 »
Hello to you!  Don't worry about your English. It is fine. I am also very new so let us learn together!

Are you saying you want quieter switches? Have you looked on Youtube for videos of people doing sound tests on their keyboards/switches. I have found that there are lots of videos of people installing and testing switches. That might help your decision. 

I am too new as well to make a suggestion.  I can only say most people recommend Tealios if you can afford them or Gateron Black for a more smooth quiet switch. With the aluminum and PBT caps it might work for a better sound.

But I am only sharing what people have shared with me. Please, I am no expert. I am still working on my first also.
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