Very in-depth review! Really appreciate the time taken to compare the top stabilizers in the market right now. In the lubed test, to my ears, it seemed that the tx stabs were actually deeper sounding but I guess in reality it is higher pitched.
@@thegreenlion1723 stupid is because of the mic placement sorry i am stabies master race after using so many stabs stabies perfrom the best with completely flat gmk keycaps
Just ordered some from Divinikey after they restocked! Really excited to use these after using first edition c3 stabs that tick like hell for the past year lol
That lubed Staebies spacebar sounds awfull to my ears. It's not in a case though and maybe it's due to some lubing variation but I'd swap them out if they sounded like that in my board.
It doesn’t fit in my pcb, my other stabs have like the little tan u push in to take it out and stuff but the TX Stabs are a little different and I can’t get it in
Why do I feel like Durock Stabs are a toss up ? Sometimes I order these and get wires that are so badly warped that no amount of hand bending fixes them and then they constantly have an annoying tick.
Clip in stabs are better than screw in stabs lmao. Screw in stabs are a terrible solution to the problem they aim to solve. With plate-mounted stabs, I can just remove the keycap and tune the stabs, even removing them from the board if necessary. Screw in stabs would require me to disassemble the entire fucking board. We need more plate mounted stabs that use newer housing designs like TX Stabs and Staebies.
You act like you are taking an engine apart. I’ve used 3 types of stabs and the steabis so far my fav and a little goes a long way in using krytox but like anything it’s preference
Lol, is there anybody who doesn't tune their PCB stabs and install them at stock? I mean it is part of building custom keyboard, no thing such as install stabs at stock and hoping it sounds good as tuned one.
@@thegreenlion1723 nope r u sure about that different stabs have different bottom with non long pole switch so far i have tried only stabies have cherry dont bottom out before the switch is fully pressed.
My TX v3 is suuuuper sluggish. I wouldn’t recommend it… even getting different wires, the return on it is just so slow (using duck switches) and of course they’re scratchy. This is my experience in stock form
@@hex.agon1 lube adds material to otherwise an uninhibited experience. After a lot of testing, it turns out that the factory wires on the zoom and/or the TX wires are too thick, adding excess friction to the stabilizer housing and the stem. Using the staebies and Durock mitigates this issue and creates a free roaming experience. Did a comparison between factory and lubed staebies r2.1 and tx 3.0
Very in-depth review! Really appreciate the time taken to compare the top stabilizers in the market right now. In the lubed test, to my ears, it seemed that the tx stabs were actually deeper sounding but I guess in reality it is higher pitched.
These were the exact comparisons I was looking for. Great video!
C3 v3 deserve more credit. Would have been nice to see them in the comparison.
They don't.
@@nigel-uno real
fr@@nigel-uno
Why do all the spacebar stabs sound different on the left half of the spacebar vs the right half of the spacebar?
because theyre badly modded and this dude has no clue what hes talking about lmao.
@@thegreenlion1723 stupid is because of the mic placement sorry i am stabies master race after using so many stabs stabies perfrom the best with completely flat gmk keycaps
Just ordered some from Divinikey after they restocked! Really excited to use these after using first edition c3 stabs that tick like hell for the past year lol
what do you think of the tx stabs?
@@PANTEATER-tc9jf Been really liking them! Can’t complain after using them for the past months
@@briangarrick9693 can you give us an update 😃👋🏾🏆
any compatibility issues with long pole switches?
That lubed Staebies spacebar sounds awfull to my ears. It's not in a case though and maybe it's due to some lubing variation but I'd swap them out if they sounded like that in my board.
Awful, how? It's clean and consistent. What's the "awful" part?
should we just lube the tx stabs or holee mod needed?
Id say just lube no holee mod needed
It doesn’t fit in my pcb, my other stabs have like the little tan u push in to take it out and stuff but the TX Stabs are a little different and I can’t get it in
I really like TX sound
It is the best version of stabilizer haha .
Why do I feel like Durock Stabs are a toss up ? Sometimes I order these and get wires that are so badly warped that no amount of hand bending fixes them and then they constantly have an annoying tick.
I feel you dawg I wish I knew about these new stab sets before I bought my first board
Clip ins have always been good.
Can u review c3 v3 stabs?
Clip in stabs are better than screw in stabs lmao. Screw in stabs are a terrible solution to the problem they aim to solve. With plate-mounted stabs, I can just remove the keycap and tune the stabs, even removing them from the board if necessary. Screw in stabs would require me to disassemble the entire fucking board.
We need more plate mounted stabs that use newer housing designs like TX Stabs and Staebies.
You act like you are taking an engine apart. I’ve used 3 types of stabs and the steabis so far my fav and a little goes a long way in using krytox but like anything it’s preference
@@flylowe46m38 I don't have to be taking an engine apart to not want to waste time
Lol, is there anybody who doesn't tune their PCB stabs and install them at stock? I mean it is part of building custom keyboard, no thing such as install stabs at stock and hoping it sounds good as tuned one.
Staebis seems to be the way to go if you dont want noisie.
its if youre lazy but you can have stabs sound the same as long as you have a straight wire and the same material housing.
@@thegreenlion1723 nope r u sure about that different stabs have different bottom with non long pole switch so far i have tried only stabies have cherry dont bottom out before the switch is fully pressed.
Rattle toy indeed.
My TX v3 is suuuuper sluggish. I wouldn’t recommend it… even getting different wires, the return on it is just so slow (using duck switches) and of course they’re scratchy. This is my experience in stock form
DUH IT’S STOCK, LUBE IT
@@hex.agon1 lube adds material to otherwise an uninhibited experience. After a lot of testing, it turns out that the factory wires on the zoom and/or the TX wires are too thick, adding excess friction to the stabilizer housing and the stem. Using the staebies and Durock mitigates this issue and creates a free roaming experience. Did a comparison between factory and lubed staebies r2.1 and tx 3.0
does anybody know if c3 or staebie stab wires work in tx stab housings?