HMX YG Macchiato Linear Switches I Mode Sonnet (Sound Test)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- HMX YG Macchiato switches on the Mode Sonnet. Fr4 plate, no foams, with Durrock V2 Stabs.
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I have the macchiato on my neo65 cf plate rn and i am loving it
They sound soo good!
@@DestenSheng yeah man! what would you say is your favorite plate for the sonnet? I looked it up and the FR4 is only $20 hmmm
@@DadTech1981 I did check and I don’t have the cf for it so right now I’m on the fr4 and I’ve always found myself coming back to it. Solid pick up for the price! Next would probably be the alu, pc for me then Pom. I tend to lean towards the higher pitches in sound 😄
@@DestenSheng i haven't picked it up yet. but $20 is really tempting
@@DadTech1981 I hear you, thinking I’m going to have to pick up some extras on a cf plate, and those lattice blocks that we can implement on the sonnets now!
Nice man, question though, I have been using a pad for my palms for so long it feels like a necessity. I never seem to see any custom keyboards with palm pads, is there a reason for that?
Great question! To my knowledge the wrist wrests are used to elevate pains in the wrists when typing. For a lot of custom keyboards, when it comes to mapping out designs take this into consideration and make adjustments to the boards front and back heights, typing angles, so forth to compensate the various hours of typing. Minimizing/negating the possibilities of carpel tunnel. Some Custom keyboards do offer wrist wrests tho. Theres one specifically ive been eying and am going to pick up as soon as i can! Thanks for asking and hope it helps!
you might want to try "hover" typing where your palm does not rest on the table. it's actually effective and I noticed i type faster
just coming around to seeing this. My apologies about the delays, interesting to hear. I'll have to give that a shot!
@@DestenSheng I am also a wrist rest type of guy. I just read that suggestion somewhere and found it interesting and gave it a shot as well.