KBC, KBT abang adik forum, design, parts and manufacturer also same.

lol. my roommate just complained that my kb is too noisy zzzz

Bottoming or switch sound? No satisfaction without bottoming dude.

Higher cost to leave them unsoldered then to just solder everything in one go.

Yar, KBC/Vortex made boards like to tutup the holes one.

BTW, becareful when desoldering the presoldered copper plate, very easy to detach the copper plates if not done using suitable tools.

This post has been edited by Human10: Oct 13 2013, 01:46 AM

Not too sure on how does the wave soldering process is done.

But Plum can make their PCB with LED holes not soldered, so I guess it isn't too hard to do so?

from my own experience and a few others on geekhack, those who prefer blue switches will definitely favour stock clear switches.

How about brown?

anybody know where i can buy cm quickfire stealth?? dat got ready stock... in kl preferably...

I love the sound that is made frmo this MX vintage blacks n alu casing. So nice~

wut ?
from your kmac2 ?

Not mine anymore, but yes. I seriously like the silent tap tap sound. Sounds so nice.

from blues to brown, most say it feels too soft, too little tactile. stock clears are actually not too heavy, and if you are used to blues, the tactile as almost as strong and obvious, only quieter.

You mean, from blue to brown, they are identical, just quieter?



Anyway, thinking to sell of my Blackwidow Ultimate 2013 and get a Shine 3, but does it worth it? I want a keyboard with big wrist rest.

what are the proper tools?
wick or solder pump would be more suitable in this case?

brown is different since it does not have the click stem and sound. from blues to brown you will feel much softer with no click.

blues to clears, very nice, almost as same tactile but no click sound.

the shine 3 has standard keycaps, you can pretty much swap them all with any custom keycaps out there. quality is far better than BWU and the wrist rest can buy seperately; many designs and material available.

come~ tonight we go some place and i let you touch my ducky~

you need a good, hot soldering iron with a solid soldaput to make sure the solder melts quickly and sucked cleanly from the copper track.

yeah, i got myself a soldering station (not hakko) which i used to desolder my keycool and all 104 switch from a Das keyboard with the aid from a solder pump sucker. but i saw that some of the solder just cover the lubang with very little bump. i was wondering if wick would be more suitable here but i know if it's not used properly, might cause damage to the pcb itself...

I'm not really into MKB but I just want to get something that I can use for long time. Can you show me where can I find and see the pic of the wrist rest?

Bring anything you have, don't need blue switch. I'll drop some mayo and chilli sauce tonight.