Firstly, I would like to thank Nubbinator for his generosity towards the community. I know he is playing it cool; but, selling such an amazing cap is not as easy as it seems.
Anyways; one of the reasons why I want this cap is because it would match so well with my Schiit stack. A love the Dac/Amp combo and having something else with the metallic finish would make the flow of my desk look a little bit more complete.
The Checkey would be my first and only artisan keycap, and getting it pass on from one the most well-known people on Geekhack is pretty cool, IMO.
Geekhack is a unique place where complete strangers come together and talk about their passion(s); an eye opening community where someone trying to find a little more on a “gaming keyboard” can get swept away with all the unique switch types, layouts, profiles, keycaps, etc. I know that’s what happened with me. After I purchased my 6gv2 I wasn’t satisfied with feeling of blacks and wanted more information on why they felt so mushy to me. It wasn’t long before I was engulfed with information. Which lead me to Browns and my Poker II; which I am very happy with.
Getting back to the passion of the community; people get so excited over the wild verity of products and services that Geekhack has to offer; majority of the times, members send their hard earned dollars to people without knowing where the cash is going only in hope that they get something in return. Sometimes it is a keyboard, a keycap, a service and so on. This is quite amazing. There is a trust between members because of that passion. 99% of the times everything works out well and all parties are satisfied. However; when that 1% does happen I have seen the community come together and help out fellow members. Such as Pasph's issue with WFD, even though I’m a newer member I felt compelled to donate to Pasph.
So that’s a bit about me and my experiences with Geekhack, It’s a great place where people with the same passions come together and further explore the world of keyboards.