Hi there. I just recieved from Ragnarok's group buy my new DS set red on black and I think that I got more than enough DS kits...
It includes the num pad and the ISO kit.

Price: 72eur shipped (payed 94$)

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7bit wrote:

Are you forging ID cards (top-left)?

rofl. I didnt noticed that

m_enanos wrote:rofl. I didnt noticed that

So... Are you?

Interested in Cherry ISO Dye Sublimation Set?

what does the iso-kit contain?

left shift, and two blanks for the additional keys at ISO, J-return is not included.

rindorbrot wrote:left shift, and two blanks for the additional keys at ISO, J-return is not included.

not really...here is the ISO kit:

What is that "almost" square key with the arror on it?

t!ng wrote:What is that "almost" square key with the arror on it?

I believe that is the ISO left shift key.

you might be right. Looks awkward on the foto : /

Signature Plastic tilde is a 50kg weakling next to a Cherry Corp doubleshot tilde.

wiki/File:CHERRY_DS_TILDE.jpg

@ripster:

Quote from a geekhacker:

"My reasons for not liking this set is mentioned in ripster's GLWIC post. I am looking for TRADES ONLY at the moment, so please post here or pm me with your offers."

What did you mention in your GLWIC (?)?

He means this:

http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?2470 ... post587526

Weird that I can't say this stuff at GH but can do it here.

It's probably because I don't see you reposting the same links every fifth reply on every thread (no matter how relevant) over here.

<protip>No matter how right you are, people get tired of hearing the same things over and over, especially when it's something they don't have any power to fix.</protip>

Aaah , now i see...

Thanks for the link. I have read your GLWIC. Interesting thoughts about SP's work and quality.

I think the texture of their keys is one of the best out there, though. Feels great.

Zehkul wrote:I think the texture of their keys is one of the best out there, though. Feels great.

they look great and the texture is really good, but they are too thin...

snoopy wrote:they look great and the texture is really good, but they are too thin...

You don't understand SP keys!


The textures increases typing speed by 15%!


Because they are an ultra-lightweight design, switches equipped with these key caps come much closer to their specified force-curve!


Finally, because they are so thin, you don't need LED-holes in the caps. They just shine through!

I have nothing against sp keys. I participated in many groupbuys. but for the main keys I more like the "clonk" of my cherry ds then the "clack" of the sp ds

snoopy wrote:

Zehkul wrote:I think the texture of their keys is one of the best out there, though. Feels great.

they look great and the texture is really good, but they are too thin...

Sorry, I don’t give a fuck about the thickness of my Cherry keys either, and I do have thick dye subs.
Really, next to no difference in feel. #McRip

Zehkul wrote:Really, next to no difference in feel. #McRip

Usure?
Since I have a ds cherry (afaik) set that feels a *lot* different from the standard pbt caps that come on the mx11800... and frankly I prefer the thinner pbt over the heavier doubleshots, on this pcb-browns board. Texture does play a part as well with sound, but mostly it's the feel of the bump in the switch that diminishes with those doubles on.

Cherry DS are doubleshot→ABS and will feel different anyway. I don’t really feel a difference between Cherry dye subs (PBT, thick) and Cherry lasered (PBT, thin, but exact same profile, texture…)

that's a much better comparo for sure. Still, you don't notice the difference in weight?
I've only got this board, and not too long, but I do notice..

The weight difference is minimal, compared to the switch force. Maybe you can notice it, maybe you can’t. You’d have to test it double blind to prove it, which is impossible since there definitely is a difference in sound.



Even if you can feel a difference: It shouldn’t matter at all. Key thickness is just ripster performing the McRip.

Zehkul wrote:The weight difference is minimal, compared to the switch force.
Even if you can feel a difference: It shouldn’t matter at all. Key thickness is just ripster performing the McRip.

/Threadjack trudging along:
doubleblind = impossible since there definitely is a difference in sound.
Headphones/IEMs.
Plus, I wasn't looking to prove anything; just sharing my admittedly limited experience.
So you're saying that in your experience capweight is fully irrelevant to feel (separate from sound)?
(seeing how caps twice as thin weigh near twice as little, a significant difference is present; if comparing the same material)

Basically, yes. Haven’t thought about headphones (ouch), might try that some day. Without I really can’t be sure if I’m just imagining things. Different materials feel very different, but the thickness? If the cap really is twice as heavy, 1g x2 still isn’t that much.
Sorry for threadcrapping. Well you got some free bumps.

Yeah, its actually pretty odd how sound can change your experience... I once put some foam inside my little keyboard (between the PCB and the case) and it changed the way the keys felt. Very funny experience actually.