Hello, I was wondering if you make the same mods for all the keyboards? More than anything because all the videos have the same description and i wanna do some of the mods to my m1v3 🥲
I mostly make all the same mods atm. I don’t see a reason to do keyboards any differently since my method I think is fairly optimal and consistent in quality. So the mods itself are correct, just do your best 🫡📈. 3x tape mod, fe foam and some kind of foam that’s not too thick but not too light, don’t forget to lube correctly and work on them stabs 😤🫡.
What's the point of using Xinhais if your just going to complete remove all the sound from them with foam? Xinhais are supposed to be extremely loud and high pitched and your mods just complete make it dull and boring. Absolutely awful build, all your boards sound exactly the same due to your mods.
That’s a fair point, I’ll try and change it a up a bit in the future to accommodate for different tastes. Remember that I run a shop and this RUclips channel is somewhat of an archive for sound tests, I make builds practically everyday and sometimes they will sound similar due to the mods being the same, but that don’t mean things won’t evolve or change over time. Also, no switch is supposed to sound any type of way, it’s all personal preference in the hobby, some might prefer this over a high pitch, and others might prefer a high pitch over this. Anyways, valid point, I’ll be more experimental following the next couple months. Thanks for the feedback, I suggest people treat this channel as an archive of potential sound tests or a massive experiment rather than truth.
@@milkyboards the thing is with the mods you tend to put in your boards you basically eliminate any unique sound profile from the board and switches. All of your builds sound exactly the same, even when using a plastic board vs an aluminum board or a low pitched switch vs a high pitched switch. All the foam and the tape mod you use basically completely mutes every board you make. Theres no point in buying a variety of keyboards and switches if they all sound exactly the same. Building an board with xinhais and then making it as low pitched as possible is like hammering a nail with a screwdriver, you picked one of the highest pitched switches and then basically removed all of the uniqueness it has, making it extremely dull.
@@Necrowarp_ Again fair point, I’ll take a note on this and make more generally higher pitched switches pair up with less foam in the future, I agree with your take. No need to write a thesis on this 😅.
@@milkyboards Not really a thesis, took like 30 seconds. I just type fast. I've just been in the keyboard hobby for a long time so I have a lot of opinions on things.
Hello, I was wondering if you make the same mods for all the keyboards? More than anything because all the videos have the same description and i wanna do some of the mods to my m1v3 🥲
I mostly make all the same mods atm. I don’t see a reason to do keyboards any differently since my method I think is fairly optimal and consistent in quality. So the mods itself are correct, just do your best 🫡📈. 3x tape mod, fe foam and some kind of foam that’s not too thick but not too light, don’t forget to lube correctly and work on them stabs 😤🫡.
I’ve never heard xinhais be so deep
Must be magic.
@@milkyboardswhat’s your personal daily driver for a keyboard
@@lmapa69 don’t have any atm. I try keyboards all the time so I get bored frequently. 😅
@@milkyboards do you have a sound signature you generally prefer?
Not really, haven’t decided on anything yet.. I don’t like too clacky though, to the point it’s too high pitched.
What's the point of using Xinhais if your just going to complete remove all the sound from them with foam? Xinhais are supposed to be extremely loud and high pitched and your mods just complete make it dull and boring. Absolutely awful build, all your boards sound exactly the same due to your mods.
That’s a fair point, I’ll try and change it a up a bit in the future to accommodate for different tastes. Remember that I run a shop and this RUclips channel is somewhat of an archive for sound tests, I make builds practically everyday and sometimes they will sound similar due to the mods being the same, but that don’t mean things won’t evolve or change over time. Also, no switch is supposed to sound any type of way, it’s all personal preference in the hobby, some might prefer this over a high pitch, and others might prefer a high pitch over this. Anyways, valid point, I’ll be more experimental following the next couple months. Thanks for the feedback, I suggest people treat this channel as an archive of potential sound tests or a massive experiment rather than truth.
@@milkyboards the thing is with the mods you tend to put in your boards you basically eliminate any unique sound profile from the board and switches. All of your builds sound exactly the same, even when using a plastic board vs an aluminum board or a low pitched switch vs a high pitched switch. All the foam and the tape mod you use basically completely mutes every board you make. Theres no point in buying a variety of keyboards and switches if they all sound exactly the same.
Building an board with xinhais and then making it as low pitched as possible is like hammering a nail with a screwdriver, you picked one of the highest pitched switches and then basically removed all of the uniqueness it has, making it extremely dull.
@@Necrowarp_ Again fair point, I’ll take a note on this and make more generally higher pitched switches pair up with less foam in the future, I agree with your take. No need to write a thesis on this 😅.
@@milkyboards Not really a thesis, took like 30 seconds. I just type fast. I've just been in the keyboard hobby for a long time so I have a lot of opinions on things.