E-Element RGB Keyboard   

5 months and still counting for new thread to come. (Last time 1-2months new thread)
This MKB club becomes almost near to inactive. Current view count per day is about 300 plus to 400. 
Veterans all became submarine after some of them fed up with the system.
These drastic changes due to no more post counts and lost fever.
Some went to fb group and their great knowledge will not able to pass down to newbie.

The competitor of our group; gaming keyboard club is completely tutup kedai after many months no any post. 

That's all.

E-Element RGB Keyboard   

5 months and still counting for new thread to come. (Last time 1-2months new thread)
This MKB club becomes almost near to inactive. Current view count per day is about 300 plus to 400. 
Veterans all became submarine after some of them fed up with the system.
These drastic changes due to no more post counts and lost fever.
Some went to fb group and their great knowledge will not able to pass down to newbie.

The competitor of our group; gaming keyboard club is completely tutup kedai after many months no any post. 

That's all.

5 months and still counting for new thread to come. (Last time 1-2months new thread)
This MKB club becomes almost near to inactive. Current view count per day is about 300 plus to 400. 
Veterans all became submarine after some of them fed up with the system.
These drastic changes due to no more post counts and lost fever.
Some went to fb group and their great knowledge will not able to pass down to newbie.

The competitor of our group; gaming keyboard club is completely tutup kedai after many months no any post. 

That's all.

Cherry MX clears are generally more rare then the other common switches (blue,red,brown,black). Maybe less are made since it's not that popular until recently(I'll call that hype). 

But one thing to note, stock clears are pretty heavy, most enthusiast favors the modded clears(aka ergo clears with 62g spring). It's pretty tiring to type on heavy switches except you got pretty strong fingers.

Brown is pretty much clears with lighter springs, you won't go wrong with it. 

WASD, not cheap by any means, especially the shipping. 

yeah, including shipping will be about $200 for the WASD, but it looks really sleek.

I've decided to split my budget to get a mx brown filco and a keycap set from SP.
not sure if i want to get a DSA Dolch set or a DCS midnight set.
they come out to be about the same price. what do you guys think?
http://keyshop.pimpmykeyboard.com/products...-110-total-keys
http://keyshop.pimpmykeyboard.com/products...ight-keycap-set

does anyone here offer modding services?
there is a GB for springs now on MD.
i would also want to get a mx clear 60% later on and have it modded.

i've tried the common switches (red, black, blue, brown) and liked the browns and wanted to try the heavier clears.

any suggestions for a good 60% cherry with clears?
currently looking at the pok3r but waiting for the backlit version.
thanks.

yeah, including shipping will be about $200 for the WASD, but it looks really sleek.

I've decided to split my budget to get a mx brown filco and a keycap set from SP.
not sure if i want to get a DSA Dolch set or a DCS midnight set.
they come out to be about the same price. what do you guys think?
http://keyshop.pimpmykeyboard.com/products...-110-total-keys
http://keyshop.pimpmykeyboard.com/products...ight-keycap-set

does anyone here offer modding services?
there is a GB for springs now on MD.
i would also want to get a mx clear 60% later on and have it modded.

i've tried the common switches (red, black, blue, brown) and liked the browns and wanted to try the heavier clears.

any suggestions for a good 60% cherry with clears?
currently looking at the pok3r but waiting for the backlit version.
thanks.

hi, where is the best place to buy for first time user?
so far i checked heavyarm. DUCKY ZERO SHINE RM399. good deal?

so, anyone here going for Classic Beige GMK at this insane exchange rate?

so, anyone here going for Classic Beige GMK at this insane exchange rate?

Cherry extends the MX family with a new Silent Switch with patented* noise reduction. The manufacturer who consistently improves the development of mechanical key switches is now offering the proven and precise MX technology in a significantly quieter version. CHERRY MX SILENT is the no-compromise solution for everyone.

With the new Silent Switches, CHERRY presents a logical development of the MX technology. Thanks to the patented* noise reduction with integrated 2-component tappets, audible clicks are reduced to the acoustic minimum at the top and bottom ends. Instead of using third-party products, CHERRY has integrated a proprietary and innovative solution through which every single switch retains its special characteristics.

MX RGB technology for the highest reliability and individual design
The noise-optimized version of the MX RGB switches retains all the properties of previous mechanical switches. The new switches are optimized for use with high-quality SMD LEDs, just like the previous RGB models. Through the transparent casing with scattering surface and lens, an absolutely uniform illumination is achieved. All 16.7 million colors can be displayed when using the corresponding LED with high luminosity. For the new MX generation, CHERRY has chosen for the worldwide unique Gold-Crosspoint technology, which guarantees lasting consistent and lossless input of over 50 million keystrokes.

Popular switching characteristics
Initially, CHERRY will release the new Silent Switches in two versions. First, the peripheral specialist starts with the popular MX Red and MX Black switches, that feature a linear actuator. The force required to trigger the switch is 45 (Red) or 60 grams (Black). MX Red and MX Black provide the switching characteristics that are asked by a majority of the users of mechanical keyboards. As with all MX switches, the bounce time is one millisecond, making quick and accurate entries possible.

Corsair as exclusive launch partner
The new MX switch also convinces in the Silent version with an outstanding production quality and maximum reliability. Thanks to the patented noise reduction it is truly a no-compromise innovation. Corsair has exclusively secured this technology for the first six months after launch, to introduce the world's first gaming keyboard with the new MX Silent switches at the Gamescom 2015 in Cologne.

I've got a friend who's looking to get his first mkb. He says he likes keys which takes alot of force to press (black keys?)

and probably around the price range of 300-350ish. I have a filco brown myself which I did recommend to him but he's not looking over his price range. I did explain to him some of the cherry mx keys and what brands that fall into his price range.

After some research and looking around, I could not find any mkb with black switches in the 300-350 range. My knowledge is only the steelseries 6gv2 which is way off. I could tempt him to get browns which are abundant across most brands. Best brands for his preference which I could recommend are Ducky and CM Storm.

Question: Are there any other shops selling Ducky other than heavyarm? Mostly I'm helping him to look for fullsize/TKL within 300-350 and don't need backlighting.