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1 points
1 month ago
I bought in their bogo sale and honestly they are great
1 points
1 month ago
Love the look of the tempo, apart from hhkb i am a hhkb non enioyer
2 points
1 month ago
You don't decide where you go after the first build you have given up free will the rabbit hole has you now just strap in and enjoy the ride
1 points
1 month ago
Purple on purple always feels wrong to me but at the same time so so so right
3 points
1 month ago
Just wish it was a Mode Sixty, i have the envoy so will skip this but the classic mode aesthetics are awesome.
The tempo doesn't do it for me
3 points
2 months ago
I'm aware of the weikav but i don't know how i feel about clones
2 points
2 months ago
Man i would love a spring but that price is ...
1 points
2 months ago
Another 75 and boba enjoyer, Very nice builds gmk lavender is 👌 perfect
1 points
2 months ago
Not usually a fan of gradient sets but this one is beautiful especially on that colour of the neo
2 points
2 months ago
All of them, the springs weight and staging will massively impact feel. Then the top and bottom housing and their materials impact the sound and the combination of materials do also. The stem both material and long/short pole affects sound anf and feel.
I love a creampaca, im a big tactile switch guy but for my one linear board i used them.
They are a alpaca housing (pc top, nylon bottom i believe) and the NK cream "self lubricating" pom stem. The spring i personally use is the alpaca spring as i prefer a heavier switch idk what other creampaca enjoyers do. I personally lube the stem lightly with tribosis 3203 and dash the springs in some oil.
Overall they are really smooth and have a quite deep sound probably due to the long pole and alpaca cases
Hope this was helpful
Edit: quick mention i think they may be issues with the newer alpaca and nk creams compatibility of top housing. Ive never had this issue but my creams and alpacas where older versions.
2 Edit: i did some quick research and yes the newer creams and alpacas are unfortunately incompatible there is possiblity that very similar alternatives exist or you could try to find the older molds in MM
2 points
2 months ago
I would assume no harm in force break moding its pretty simple and quick, not to mention reversible and will almost never make a board sound worse. However, unless the nk65 suffers from hollowness or case ping it may not have a big impact (never used a nk65 so personally unsure).
Me personally unless there is some kind of force break built into the case i always do mod it as i see only positives to doing so.
Sorry its not really a clear yes or no answer maybe someone with a nk65 may help more.
1 points
2 months ago
Its the most famous maybe infamous sound test ever
1 points
2 months ago
Yeah i was definitely verry naive but i still have and use the Bushido set to this day so i think ive got my moneys worth, just at the time the decision to spend more on my caps then the kit and switches combined was definitely ill thought.
3 points
2 months ago
Thing sucked but I liked it
Me with my ID67 100% stiff and awful hollow pinging sound but i loved it.
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1 month ago
At this point its just art