This was actually supposed to release alongside the Paramount Keeb Jixte60 and Plaque80 sound tests before the weekend, but I guess I forgot to upload it (it was in my folder but never actually was uploaded). The next upcoming videos are still going to be the longer form Bakeneko and friends comparison, as well as an ABS keycap sound test between two boards (Cycle7 and Bauer Lite) and using 6 mics!
Hmmm good question! It depends on the plate and keycaps and board itself too or course (also if there is any dampening and/or foam used), but the Everfree Curry linears and milky top gaterons seem pretty low pitched and quiet, although I wouldn't necessarily say they are quiet if you use them in a board that's fully aluminum with an aluminum plate. I have milky gaterons in one of my boards right now with an aluminum plate and a full aluminum case, and they aren't quiet, but definitely lower pitched and a tad more muted than other boards. Lube/pre-lube amount helps too, and the curry linears are well pre-lubed. Take my suggestion with a grain of salt since sound depends on a lot of factors like the ones I mentioned, but I think milky top gaterons like the Everfree curries are definitely on the quieter side compared to other switches I've tried
A fellow high-stiffness keyboard enjoyer. Nice. Flexy boards just feel cheap to me. IMO if someone wants their board to feel softer, they should type softer and/or get different springs.
This was actually supposed to release alongside the Paramount Keeb Jixte60 and Plaque80 sound tests before the weekend, but I guess I forgot to upload it (it was in my folder but never actually was uploaded).
The next upcoming videos are still going to be the longer form Bakeneko and friends comparison, as well as an ABS keycap sound test between two boards (Cycle7 and Bauer Lite) and using 6 mics!
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what quiet switches would you reccomend that arent silent?
Hmmm good question! It depends on the plate and keycaps and board itself too or course (also if there is any dampening and/or foam used), but the Everfree Curry linears and milky top gaterons seem pretty low pitched and quiet, although I wouldn't necessarily say they are quiet if you use them in a board that's fully aluminum with an aluminum plate.
I have milky gaterons in one of my boards right now with an aluminum plate and a full aluminum case, and they aren't quiet, but definitely lower pitched and a tad more muted than other boards.
Lube/pre-lube amount helps too, and the curry linears are well pre-lubed. Take my suggestion with a grain of salt since sound depends on a lot of factors like the ones I mentioned, but I think milky top gaterons like the Everfree curries are definitely on the quieter side compared to other switches I've tried
Plateless just isnt for me lol i feel like im lacking stability
I feel ya. I've typed on a few plateless configs where it felt very wonky haha
A fellow high-stiffness keyboard enjoyer. Nice. Flexy boards just feel cheap to me. IMO if someone wants their board to feel softer, they should type softer and/or get different springs.