I pulled the stems straight out of the housings by accident when I was building my first keyboard. I later found out it was because I had clipped the wrong side of the stems.
oh no! on my first build i bent some of the pins on my switches while putting them in and took everything apart to figure out why a few keys werent working lol
It’s incredible how in 10 minutes you manage to cover just about 99% of concerns/questions someone buying this board might have. Always impressed with your attention to detail and knowledge.
@@timreddington9386 I mean they're still clip-ins, still gonna need to account for tolerance differences between the plate and the stab, but the stem definitely sits in the stab housing way better.
@@colinkent4835 Drop had them for a minute, they didn't get great community reviews. Was thinking if ordering them at some point for a general comparison among the other clip-in brands. Tried Gateron and Durock so far, both are pretty good.
The instock argument is a pretty valid one. Thinking of putting something together myself and struggling heavily with the availability. I mean... if you already have something with which you're really happy, going into a 1 year long group buy may seem okay... but if you want to get started ... that's just a dealbreaker. Thanks for the in depth context, really helped me
I can see what drop is doing here, mainly just trying to fill a gap left by out of stock boards like the NK65 which is pretty much better than this board in every single way for a much cheaper price but like I said, out of stock. I feel like drop got a bit lazy here.
Yes and now to mention all the other beginner build boards that are even better than the nk65, like the kbd 67 lite or the portico. Drop is pretty infamous for having over priced items tho so nothing new.
Definitely not up to par to the NK65 in terms of sound and design, but i feel like execution is better (save for north facing switches). For example, tonnes of issues with cracking on the NK65 corners, screw holes (probably because they didnt install brass inserts so it screws directly into plastic) and mounting posts. The issue is so bad that people automatically get $10 discounts to bring the price of their new board to the price of b-stock boards. To me the NK65 is the enthusiast choice but clearly worse build quality and quality control. Think of it like a hot hatch i guess - basic car with a performance engine.
You can also program qmk to do tap arrows like on the anne pro 2 just use these code: UP = MT(MOD_RSFT, KC_UP) DOWN = LT(2, KC_DOWN) LEFT = LT(1, KC_LEFT) Right= MT(MOD_RCTL, KC_RGHT) and if holding the left and down it functions as layer 1 or layer 2.
Your cinematic photography continues to impress me sir. And I agree about the "in-stock value" - I love my drop alt boards (I have way too many lol) and I love that I can get a beautiful board in a pretty quick timeframe. Plus the hotswap value of being able to test any new switch I buy in an instant is so much fun. But I'm glad I didn't pull the trigger on this Carina, and I'm glad you made this video to confirm my doubts. It's pretty, for sure, but that price and the competitive market are real. My next boards I'm excited to get and play with are the IDOBAO ID80 and the GMMK Pro. Look forward to your reviews on those as well. OH and the plate mount stab market is scarce but you can buy these EVERGLIDE PANDA GOLD-PLATE MOUNTED STABILIZER SET on Drop (I have one set right now) and lubed they are loads better than the stock drop stabs.
Hey Brian, i think (possibly) a reason for them not including a softer plate material option such as fr4 is because softer plates increase the so called uneven feel of a tray mount board. It is not as noticeable with stiffer plates, which is why if you look at kbd fans boards most people are pairing them with alu and brass
Ive got the carina, copper plate, and roselios switches lubed and filmed with zeal cherry stabs. No ping and a modest thock, its my first custom so its an absolute treat for me. I now know why they say there is no endgame lol. Awesome review as always.
I have to wonder if you're a vet. You look like every machinegunner I served with. Coupled with the direct, straightforward, no-BS approach to your reviews-- it's almost like being back in, except I'm being taught shit I actually wanna learn about.
I’m not actually. Never served and its one of my few regrets in life. I do get asked that a LOT though - irl especially. Nonetheless, thank you for your service. 👊🏼
where do you get your background music from??? Every single video you make I am just as impressed with the background music as I am with the product review.
Brian your reviews have been incredible. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these. Would you consider doing a video that goes over what a person would need to know when building a custom board? Things to watch out for, where to buy stuff, things to expect, how to find the right switch? I'd love to build my own board but sometimes it feels like there is a mountain of information to chew through.
You can get various types of foam sheets from McMaster-Carr for good prices and at various thicknesses. I generally get EPDM foam so it won't turn into sludge over time. You can then just cut holes for the underglow LEDs and the lighting will come through just fine.
Built these with POM jellies keycaps for the ultimate RGB and it's not bad. Will be replacing stabs soon though. The right spacebar stab is knocking on the pcb pretty hard only if i purposely hit the right side.
I just built this kit as my first. I have to say , not knowing that it's crazy expensing for an entry level kit, I feel like I got my monies worth. The case feels high quality, the bronze plate is just perfect. The added convenience of getting (almost) everything at the same shop was great. But, those included stabs. Imagine lubing and filming every switch, each one sounds and feels exactly how you wanted it and then you touch the space bar and it sounds like the Tin Man throwing up marbles. I replaced them with some Durock stabilizers. I can't really understand why the difference is so dramatic. But, it is. I think, as a first time builder, I would have been better off if the stock stabs were not included. I would have been spared the initial disappoint of putting in all that work only to be let down by the stabilizers. At least the were easy to remove. I'm happy with the keyboard. My overall experience is very positive.
There's also Gateron stabs you can get that are plate mount. It's real sad seeing that a lot of entry tier hotswap boards are plate mount stabs. Boards a real tough sell over NK65, Portico and I think there's a few more coming in terms of 60-65% hotswap boards.
There is no better layout than the one you're used to. No worries about not liking the default choice. It seemed pretty bad. Also try to get in on the IKKI Aurora. That board looks like it will be 🔥🔥🔥
This was my first custom keyboard and i bought it during the Group Buy so I only paid $90. I do agree the stabs are real bad but i was still really pleased with the board especially it being my first one 😀
I got the Carina in one of the original early drops, I think for $100 or $120. I've had a good number of Drop boards...HP Laser Alt, another Alt converted to HP, LP Ctrl, and the Carina. My overall take on the Carina is the same, its not a bad board but this will be my last Drop board until they work out the stabilizer issue. I'm tired of trying to make janky, objectively inferior plate mount stabs work well. Even genuine Cherry plate mount stabs aren't great, you can pick up a number of PCB-mount stabs for ~$10 that are better in every single way. Why do they do this to us? It'd be one thing if they offered a stab upgrade path on their own site that would fix this for us, but not only is that not happening, there truly aren't any good plate mount stabs in the entire market if your reference point are decent to high quality PCB stabs like c3 or Zeals. We'll just have to take the 5 hole as the small win with the Carina, but Drop has work to do to keep up with the market. Many of us started with Drop boards but quickly grew out of them because they have the glaring weaknesses pointed out in this review. Many of us back then didn't know that plate mount stabs suck, or that we'd be cutting our 5 pin switches, etc. We've grown but Drop is still offering what is basically the same product as then and for that reason, until they completely overhaul their product offering, I'm out.
I was originally on the preorder for this board, but I backed out because I had way too many tray mount 60% boards already. One note about stabs, you should look into balancing the wires, :3ildcat has some good tutorials buried in some of his videos. If you don't balance the wires, they will rattle after a while even with heavy lube.
I got this keyboard also with the copper plate and pandas and I love how stiff the plate is but I 100% agree about the stabs, I was using durock screw ins on my old keyboard and these new plate mount were definitely a downgrade
great video as always... i just dont see anyone really wanting this compared to the alt. Im a weird person who prefers low profile so it especially isn’t worth the price for the carina imo. Still a very pretty keeb
I ended up replacing the stabs with cherry oems, couldn’t deal with the stock stabs. But my major complaint on mine is the pcb creaks on the bottom left when I hit my left shift or left ctrl key :( it’s such a pretty board but the creaking is so frustrating
the pcb uses standard mounting layout so i don't think we got any issue with it,just grab a normal 60% plate supporting plate mount stabs and we are good to go
@@badseedtech I'd love to see you go small form factor and check out the Whimsy. It's about to enter GB and looks like an affordable, sick 40 percent board with rotary and screen.
Might be the keycaps but the nk creams on your carina sound way different than what it does on mine haha sounds a lot smoother on mine. Great review tho! Always enjoy 😊
The position of the arrow is probalbly so you can press them with your right ring, middle and index finger while pressing Toggle layer with your right thumb. Not my cup of tea, but understandable
I used the white foam that came with the board in between the pcb and case then cut out holes for the switches in the black foam that came with it in between the pcb and plate and got rid of any pinging sound..... stabs r still shit
Had this keyboard a few months with aizle silent switches and and white pudding keycaps and I love it. Was my first custom build. And yea them stabs are trash
Yo Brian, is there anywhere that sells custom switch testers of like 4 or 9 switches? I cant seem to find a sampler that has only the keys I want to try out.
the stab issue can be solved with some durock plate mounts, however i find the pricing on this board a little strange. starts at $140 for a standard 60% with north facing sockets, tray mount, plate mount stabs. not to say that these things are inherently bad or dealbreakers, but looking at the bigger picture this pricing does not really make much sense. especially considering the very meh acoustics. i would honestly prefer a gk61
Went with this as my first board got the brass plate and put tealious I enjoy it a lot and as I’ve heard reviewers say that’s all that matters I swapped out the stabs immediately and just like Bryan’s board my space bar on the right side still has some rattle I wonder if it’s board related I thought maybe I messed up the stab some how
On the subject of sound dampening, I've seen people make custom silicone sound dampeners with diy kits on YT. Maybe that could be something to look into? Thoughts?
Still having plate mount stabs? What a bummer lol... I own the Drop CTRL HP and the plate mount stabs are just bad, even genuine cherry or durock ones. No matter how good they are and how even the wire is, they somehow always end up being inconsistent despite a ton of mods. I can't wait for my Saka 68 and Rama Kara, though the CTRL is and will be special to me because it's the first board that I have customized :) But Drop really needs to step up their game..
Even when I have no real interest in what's being reviewed, I'll always watch your content all the way through ... You're that good at this.
I really appreciate that!
I pulled the stems straight out of the housings by accident when I was building my first keyboard. I later found out it was because I had clipped the wrong side of the stems.
oh no! on my first build i bent some of the pins on my switches while putting them in and took everything apart to figure out why a few keys werent working lol
It’s incredible how in 10 minutes you manage to cover just about 99% of concerns/questions someone buying this board might have. Always impressed with your attention to detail and knowledge.
I ended up replacing the stabs with Durock clip-ins from Divinikey, those stock stabs are too bad lol.
I did the same thing on my Keychron, Durock plate mounts from Ringerkeys.
@@timreddington9386 I mean they're still clip-ins, still gonna need to account for tolerance differences between the plate and the stab, but the stem definitely sits in the stab housing way better.
There are actually plate-mount, gold wire Everglide stabs that no one seems to know about...
@@colinkent4835 Drop had them for a minute, they didn't get great community reviews. Was thinking if ordering them at some point for a general comparison among the other clip-in brands. Tried Gateron and Durock so far, both are pretty good.
I had no trouble modifying the stock stabs on mine, no rattle but I did some bandaid mod
The instock argument is a pretty valid one. Thinking of putting something together myself and struggling heavily with the availability. I mean... if you already have something with which you're really happy, going into a 1 year long group buy may seem okay... but if you want to get started ... that's just a dealbreaker. Thanks for the in depth context, really helped me
what is drop doing
Being hella late
your mom
trolling
I can see what drop is doing here, mainly just trying to fill a gap left by out of stock boards like the NK65 which is pretty much better than this board in every single way for a much cheaper price but like I said, out of stock. I feel like drop got a bit lazy here.
Yes and now to mention all the other beginner build boards that are even better than the nk65, like the kbd 67 lite or the portico. Drop is pretty infamous for having over priced items tho so nothing new.
Definitely not up to par to the NK65 in terms of sound and design, but i feel like execution is better (save for north facing switches). For example, tonnes of issues with cracking on the NK65 corners, screw holes (probably because they didnt install brass inserts so it screws directly into plastic) and mounting posts. The issue is so bad that people automatically get $10 discounts to bring the price of their new board to the price of b-stock boards. To me the NK65 is the enthusiast choice but clearly worse build quality and quality control. Think of it like a hot hatch i guess - basic car with a performance engine.
You can also program qmk to do tap arrows like on the anne pro 2 just use these code:
UP = MT(MOD_RSFT, KC_UP)
DOWN = LT(2, KC_DOWN)
LEFT = LT(1, KC_LEFT)
Right= MT(MOD_RCTL, KC_RGHT)
and if holding the left and down it functions as layer 1 or layer 2.
Your cinematic photography continues to impress me sir. And I agree about the "in-stock value" - I love my drop alt boards (I have way too many lol) and I love that I can get a beautiful board in a pretty quick timeframe. Plus the hotswap value of being able to test any new switch I buy in an instant is so much fun. But I'm glad I didn't pull the trigger on this Carina, and I'm glad you made this video to confirm my doubts. It's pretty, for sure, but that price and the competitive market are real. My next boards I'm excited to get and play with are the IDOBAO ID80 and the GMMK Pro. Look forward to your reviews on those as well. OH and the plate mount stab market is scarce but you can buy these EVERGLIDE PANDA GOLD-PLATE MOUNTED STABILIZER SET on Drop (I have one set right now) and lubed they are loads better than the stock drop stabs.
Hey Brian, i think (possibly) a reason for them not including a softer plate material option such as fr4 is because softer plates increase the so called uneven feel of a tray mount board. It is not as noticeable with stiffer plates, which is why if you look at kbd fans boards most people are pairing them with alu and brass
You know, I always enjoy watching your videos, feels like catching up with an old friend.
I already loved this channel but the fact that Brian is rocking Zero Foxtrot just makes it all the better 🗣 another great one!
Oooof. Can't even ''hear'' that the silents are silent on this board :´(
Ive got the carina, copper plate, and roselios switches lubed and filmed with zeal cherry stabs. No ping and a modest thock, its my first custom so its an absolute treat for me. I now know why they say there is no endgame lol. Awesome review as always.
I’ll bet that actually sounds really clean. Congrats
Awesome, I've been looking forward to this one
By the way, nice Zero Foxtrot shirt ;)
I have to wonder if you're a vet. You look like every machinegunner I served with. Coupled with the direct, straightforward, no-BS approach to your reviews-- it's almost like being back in, except I'm being taught shit I actually wanna learn about.
I’m not actually. Never served and its one of my few regrets in life. I do get asked that a LOT though - irl especially. Nonetheless, thank you for your service. 👊🏼
Do you have any plans to review the Zy's rail? Great vid man! keep up the great work
Absolutely. Chatted with Zy a few times and just waiting for samples to arrive.
This is why I went with the NK65 Entry Watermelon on NK's last drop.
where do you get your background music from??? Every single video you make I am just as impressed with the background music as I am with the product review.
Brian your reviews have been incredible. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these. Would you consider doing a video that goes over what a person would need to know when building a custom board? Things to watch out for, where to buy stuff, things to expect, how to find the right switch? I'd love to build my own board but sometimes it feels like there is a mountain of information to chew through.
Im actually working on an interesting project around that right now.
You can get various types of foam sheets from McMaster-Carr for good prices and at various thicknesses. I generally get EPDM foam so it won't turn into sludge over time. You can then just cut holes for the underglow LEDs and the lighting will come through just fine.
Like the intor camera angle you got goin man, been watching you for a long time now, appreciate the content
Thanks! Appreciate you taking the time!
Good to see you back to business!!!
Built these with POM jellies keycaps for the ultimate RGB and it's not bad. Will be replacing stabs soon though. The right spacebar stab is knocking on the pcb pretty hard only if i purposely hit the right side.
I just built this kit as my first. I have to say , not knowing that it's crazy expensing for an entry level kit, I feel like I got my monies worth. The case feels high quality, the bronze plate is just perfect. The added convenience of getting (almost) everything at the same shop was great.
But, those included stabs. Imagine lubing and filming every switch, each one sounds and feels exactly how you wanted it and then you touch the space bar and it sounds like the Tin Man throwing up marbles.
I replaced them with some Durock stabilizers. I can't really understand why the difference is so dramatic. But, it is. I think, as a first time builder, I would have been better off if the stock stabs were not included. I would have been spared the initial disappoint of putting in all that work only to be let down by the stabilizers. At least the were easy to remove.
I'm happy with the keyboard. My overall experience is very positive.
There's also Gateron stabs you can get that are plate mount. It's real sad seeing that a lot of entry tier hotswap boards are plate mount stabs.
Boards a real tough sell over NK65, Portico and I think there's a few more coming in terms of 60-65% hotswap boards.
There is no better layout than the one you're used to. No worries about not liking the default choice. It seemed pretty bad.
Also try to get in on the IKKI Aurora. That board looks like it will be 🔥🔥🔥
I need that model o wireless review after a few months of use I’m scared about mine coming in soon lol
This was my first custom keyboard and i bought it during the Group Buy so I only paid $90. I do agree the stabs are real bad but i was still really pleased with the board especially it being my first one 😀
you should try the durock plate mounted stabs! they sound much better than cherry OEM and are relatively affordable as well
Would it maybe work to cut holes where the downglow is trying to shine through in the dampening stuff? Great review man as usual
Use 2 step silicone and carefully measure how much is in the case will help a lot with the hollowness of it
those keycaps look sooo good!!!!!
no cap
I hate the font tho
@@gaydubbbz8148 nah i think its good but i dont like no glow :(
@@dovendyr1956 trust me, when you become an enthusiast, you’ll be glad that they have no shinethrough
@@Instinct0425 yeah ik
What did you think were the most silent switches in this board? Appreciate the level of quality in your videos homie!
I got the Carina in one of the original early drops, I think for $100 or $120. I've had a good number of Drop boards...HP Laser Alt, another Alt converted to HP, LP Ctrl, and the Carina. My overall take on the Carina is the same, its not a bad board but this will be my last Drop board until they work out the stabilizer issue. I'm tired of trying to make janky, objectively inferior plate mount stabs work well. Even genuine Cherry plate mount stabs aren't great, you can pick up a number of PCB-mount stabs for ~$10 that are better in every single way. Why do they do this to us? It'd be one thing if they offered a stab upgrade path on their own site that would fix this for us, but not only is that not happening, there truly aren't any good plate mount stabs in the entire market if your reference point are decent to high quality PCB stabs like c3 or Zeals.
We'll just have to take the 5 hole as the small win with the Carina, but Drop has work to do to keep up with the market. Many of us started with Drop boards but quickly grew out of them because they have the glaring weaknesses pointed out in this review. Many of us back then didn't know that plate mount stabs suck, or that we'd be cutting our 5 pin switches, etc. We've grown but Drop is still offering what is basically the same product as then and for that reason, until they completely overhaul their product offering, I'm out.
I was originally on the preorder for this board, but I backed out because I had way too many tray mount 60% boards already. One note about stabs, you should look into balancing the wires, :3ildcat has some good tutorials buried in some of his videos. If you don't balance the wires, they will rattle after a while even with heavy lube.
You could make a Silicone piece for noise isolation, it being translucent helps a lot with the lighting issues and it also keeps the resonance down
Was JUST watching a video on that!
finally! been waiting for this review:) When are you going to review the mecha sf?
Dope vid! Keyboards look great. Thanks for the information.
on mine: caps lock = fn and the bottom four keys on the right side are my arrows... I need arrows... love this board...
I got this keyboard also with the copper plate and pandas and I love how stiff the plate is but I 100% agree about the stabs, I was using durock screw ins on my old keyboard and these new plate mount were definitely a downgrade
I’m a little late to this vid but any quiet switch recs for this board? I love the look of it so much
great video as always... i just dont see anyone really wanting this compared to the alt. Im a weird person who prefers low profile so it especially isn’t worth the price for the carina imo. Still a very pretty keeb
I ended up replacing the stabs with cherry oems, couldn’t deal with the stock stabs. But my major complaint on mine is the pcb creaks on the bottom left when I hit my left shift or left ctrl key :( it’s such a pretty board but the creaking is so frustrating
the pcb uses standard mounting layout so i don't think we got any issue with it,just grab a normal 60% plate supporting plate mount stabs and we are good to go
also anothẻ plate mount stabs you could find on the market are Everglide Panda, it's pretty good tho
Lol this is pretty much my gk61 build with the $12 acrylic case and brass plate I bought for it.
Could you do a video about how to freshen up a older keyboard where maybe you can only access the top of the switches?
Are you in on any custom boards coming out. I’d like to see a new complete board build like you did with you kdb 75
Have a KBD Bella I’m working on and a Bauer 2 en route
@@badseedtech I'd love to see you go small form factor and check out the Whimsy. It's about to enter GB and looks like an affordable, sick 40 percent board with rotary and screen.
@@Zaapiel22 that board is really cool
Holy spring crunch Batman!
Everyone is talking about the board but why in tf are drop holy pandas quieter than gateron """silent""" ink blacks ??
Might be the keycaps but the nk creams on your carina sound way different than what it does on mine haha sounds a lot smoother on mine. Great review tho! Always enjoy 😊
I have a brass plate in mine and I agree your build sounds way different.
The position of the arrow is probalbly so you can press them with your right ring, middle and index finger while pressing Toggle layer with your right thumb.
Not my cup of tea, but understandable
Yeah not my cup of tea either.
dem pandas pingy! phew
Yeahhhh man
Brian, what did you lube the holy pandas with? 205g0? or something thicker?
Seems like the only "Silent" part about the Gateron Silent Inks V2, is the name. XD
THE GOAT ON A SUNDAY LETS GOOO
That lube for stabilizers looked and felt like Lithium White.
I used the white foam that came with the board in between the pcb and case then cut out holes for the switches in the black foam that came with it in between the pcb and plate and got rid of any pinging sound..... stabs r still shit
Had this keyboard a few months with aizle silent switches and and white pudding keycaps and I love it. Was my first custom build. And yea them stabs are trash
Shout out to Derek at Novelkeys, you're the man brother! So are you King Brian!
Aww, it's Sunday. 😴 but, "Let's go!" 😳😁 Love it!
... so, maybe because I got into keyboards after building like, over a dozen gunpla
But... What if we like snipping off those pins on a 5 pin?
:P
Yo Brian, is there anywhere that sells custom switch testers of like 4 or 9 switches? I cant seem to find a sampler that has only the keys I want to try out.
the stab issue can be solved with some durock plate mounts, however i find the pricing on this board a little strange. starts at $140 for a standard 60% with north facing sockets, tray mount, plate mount stabs. not to say that these things are inherently bad or dealbreakers, but looking at the bigger picture this pricing does not really make much sense. especially considering the very meh acoustics. i would honestly prefer a gk61
Is this any better than a DIY Tofu kit? I'm not see ing any value here?
Nah, what you see if what you get. I don’t see a compelling reason to buy.
What is the best plate to have deeper sounding linear switches?
The cherry plate mount I got suck more then the stock stabs in my nk 65 ee. It was very disappointing.
I just want a starter keyboard with PCB mount stabs is that too much to ask for.
Couldn't scratches on the copper plate (or brass for that matter) be polished out?
@BadSeed Tech is that the TKL set for the Mito XDA?
Went with this as my first board got the brass plate and put tealious I enjoy it a lot and as I’ve heard reviewers say that’s all that matters I swapped out the stabs immediately and just like Bryan’s board my space bar on the right side still has some rattle I wonder if it’s board related I thought maybe I messed up the stab some how
Im not even watching but imma give a like i know dem quality content
6:12 have you ever tried wire balancing? :3ildcat does that a lot in his vids
Today's 'let's go' hit different 😊
Do you know if the Carina will take other aftermarket 60% pcbs? I want to practice soldering and want to use something like cannonkeys' AN-Cv2.
Prevailkey and divinikey have plate mount durocks super good
Just picked up some sets from Prevail earlier. I’ll do a follow up soon.
wouldnt acrylic case sound hollow and flex quite a bit? probably my last choice for a keyboard case, specially for this silly price.
Hey Badseed, so drop has their round 4 of the Tokyo60 board so would you review it?
Those keycaps are so pretty
Zero Foxtrot for the win!
Which do you think is better, the Kiwi C3 or the Glorious Pandas
How do you remove the stabilizer without removing all the switches, caps, and taking it apart?
See 3:02 you need to push a little tab and pull them out, you can do that just with that keycap and switch pulled out, not the entire board.
@@kaleid1990 thanks!!
On the subject of sound dampening, I've seen people make custom silicone sound dampeners with diy kits on YT. Maybe that could be something to look into? Thoughts?
I’ve only done that with silicone mats used for hot pots and bowls. They were pretty effective.
Do you think these drop canvas keycaps plus acrylic\poly shine through boards look good ?
Everglide makes plate mount Stabs now.
Just found a vendor in the states that has them in stock. Will do a follow up video soon.
Will you review Kinesis Gaming TKO Tournament keyboard?
I'm trying to buy one rn, and it's out of stock :(
can you put any 60 percent plate in the drop carina or do you have to get the one that they separately sell??
Question are the stab 6.25 u or 7u I’m just curious as I want to get some durocks
Can you please review the hyperx alloy origins 60%
It looks good but thats where the positives end for me
God that intro always gets me :')
the gat silents didn't sound that silent to me
who you go with the drop carina or the dygma raise?
love the vibe
What do you think about the drop x sennheiser 8xx
Still having plate mount stabs? What a bummer lol... I own the Drop CTRL HP and the plate mount stabs are just bad, even genuine cherry or durock ones. No matter how good they are and how even the wire is, they somehow always end up being inconsistent despite a ton of mods. I can't wait for my Saka 68 and Rama Kara, though the CTRL is and will be special to me because it's the first board that I have customized :)
But Drop really needs to step up their game..
for some reason my fn key is a windows key on the carina
Does anyone know if you’d be able to fit something like an HS60 or DZ60 in the carina case?
can north facing interference issue be fixed by using hard o-rings?