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Posted: 03 Nov 2015, 11:17
by derzemel
kbdfr wrote: Tipro vs. G80-0081.jpg
But of course that G80-0081 has a really nice vintage flair.
Damn... that Tipro monster you have is so beautiful

Posted: 03 Nov 2015, 18:27
by Samir
The video editing console may not count.
That second one doesn't seem like it's functional as I ran into it earlier when looking for the world's largest.
I LOVE that stone keyboard. You European guys should check it out as its in Russia. Us US guys will only dream of visiting Mecca, lol.
Posted: 03 Nov 2015, 18:28
by Samir
kbdfr wrote: Tipro vs. G80-0081.jpg
But of course that G80-0081 has a really nice vintage flair.
Both of these are so lovely.
I think that 248 holds it for now, but it does look like individual boards as opposed to the solid 'tetris' board above it.
Posted: 03 Nov 2015, 19:58
by ettasian
I just got some info from Cherry about this model.

Posted: 03 Nov 2015, 21:11
by Samir
ettasian wrote: I just got some info from Cherry about this model.

Wow, such a great company! Still replying to requests like this with valid information.

Posted: 05 Nov 2015, 21:53
by ettasian
Photos are here!
PHOTOS
Video incoming!
I'm so excited!

Posted: 05 Nov 2015, 22:04
by chzel
What an over-engineered beauty!
derzemel wrote: Damn... that Tipro monster you have is so beautiful

Well he
is the Tiproman, it's not just a random name!
Posted: 05 Nov 2015, 22:10
by Samir
That smaller pitched connector looks almost like a scsi-2 connector!
Posted: 05 Nov 2015, 22:19
by seebart
ettasian wrote: Photos are here!
PHOTOS
Video incoming!
I'm so excited!

You should be, this Cherry monster is quite rare IMO. Nice pictures. Thanks for sharing.
Posted: 05 Nov 2015, 22:35
by webwit
Excellent layout, I once designed something similar.
Posted: 05 Nov 2015, 22:37
by seebart
Ahh good you're using the "ironic brown" properly webwit! I tend to forget.

Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 06:38
by ettasian
The video:
Enjoy and good night everyone

Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 13:34
by mr_a500
World record - not only for size, but for number of cutouts in the case to fit all the key blocks. The most I've seen before are maybe 7 cutouts. Look at all those ridiculous separate blocks. Why didn't they make it easier on themselves and group more keys together?
Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 14:51
by klikkyklik
At around 2:05 when you slid the keyboard to the left, it reminded me of the opening scene of Star Wars IV: the Star Destroyer that just kept going... and going... and going...
Thanks for taking the time to make and post that!
Edit: I just realized this was the second Star Wars reference in this thread! Go figure!
Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 15:07
by ettasian
klikkyklik wrote: At around 2:05 when you slid the keyboard to the left, it reminded me of the opening scene of Star Wars IV: the Star Destroyer that just kept going... and going... and going...
Thanks for taking the time to make and post that!
Edit: I just realized this was the
second Star Wars reference in this thread! Go figure!
I didn't really make it. Just took it to the right guy and let him do the camerawork.
And there was one Battlestar Galactica reference, but a really obvious one

Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 15:35
by mr_a500
Now I remember where I saw this keyboard!
Monolith.jpg
Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 15:36
by klikkyklik
LOL! Well, now we have Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars, AND 2001 references. Awesome!
Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 15:37
by seebart
mr_a500 wrote: Now I remember where I saw this keyboard!
I really think that this one keyboard that may have worked as a prop in that movie. It somehow fits.

Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 16:04
by mr_a500
"My God... it's full of keys."
Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 16:08
by klikkyklik
Daisy... Daisy... Give me your Cherry, do...
Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 16:10
by Prelim
LOLOL, that monolith!
Posted: 06 Nov 2015, 22:46
by Chyros
mr_a500 wrote: Now I remember where I saw this keyboard!
Monolith.jpg
Did you nick that idea from my F122 video? :p
Posted: 07 Nov 2015, 00:04
by mr_a500
I never saw your F122 video. I just watched it now.
I might nick your accent. The way you say "Jesus tap dancing Christ" sounds impressive.
Posted: 07 Nov 2015, 01:27
by Chyros
mr_a500 wrote: I never saw your F122 video. I just watched it now.
I might nick your accent. The way you say "Jesus tap dancing Christ" sounds impressive.
Why thank you

.
Posted: 07 Nov 2015, 06:08
by Samir
mr_a500 wrote: I never saw your F122 video. I just watched it now.
I might nick your accent. The way you say "Jesus tap dancing Christ" sounds impressive.
The way he says
anything sounds impressive. I hope he's able to do a review on the Kish Cobra.

That voice alone would make it awesome.

Posted: 07 Nov 2015, 06:41
by Abstractions
So Berthold seems to be a type-foundry, fitting that they received one of the first Cherry Keyboards.
Link
Posted: 07 Nov 2015, 07:53
by kbdfr
Abstractions wrote: So Berthold seems to be a type-foundry […]
I thought this was widely known (probably a "Berlin bias"

):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berthold_Type_Foundry
Posted: 08 Nov 2015, 08:18
by Compgeke
Posted: 09 Nov 2015, 01:20
by webwit
Posted: 09 Nov 2015, 06:15
by Samir