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Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 06 Aug 2021, 14:56
by clickandthock
Here a sound test compilation of every popular clicky MX switches tested with the same specs for a better sound comparison! Your feedback are much appreciate, it's a new project for me:
https://youtu.be/5LxLPOp0alI
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 06 Aug 2021, 15:00
by fohat
You only tested Cherry MX style switches?
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 06 Aug 2021, 15:46
by Findecanor
So, only four general types of switches tested:
• Cherry MX click Jacket
• Gateron click jacket
• Kailh click jacket
• Kailh click bar, although both Box and non-box variants.
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 06 Aug 2021, 17:14
by Go-Kart
You need to get some Alps in there, my good fellow.
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 06 Aug 2021, 19:42
by morbid42
buckling spring and beam spring plz
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 06 Aug 2021, 20:03
by clickandthock
Yeah, I need to found Alps switches! Will do buckling spring soon! This video is a kind of helper to choose the right mx type switches before order it!
Thanks for your feedbacks!
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 06 Aug 2021, 20:05
by Bitteneite
Would've been a solid comparison if only you mentioned that it's specifically MX-only. Good video otherwise.
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 06 Aug 2021, 20:13
by clickandthock
Bitteneite wrote: 06 Aug 2021, 20:05
Would've been a solid comparison if only you mentioned that it's specifically MX-only. Good video otherwise.
Thanks!!
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 07 Aug 2021, 04:35
by hellothere
Just to pile on, you need some Topres and Nopres in there
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I like the use of the "bookmarks" or whatever they're really called in the video so you can jump to a switch. That being said, I think this might be better as a website and not as a single video. But that's just an opinion.
I counted and there are 50 quintillion MX switch variants out there and you're supposed to use various lubes, films, wraps, etc. Only testing 12 switches is a bit low.
You might want to ask for what the best case is for different switches. I know you're using the hot swap because it's easy to change the switches, but that's not an overly resonant case. I'd actually love to put some Box Jades into a really boomy case, but that's a far-future project.
I like the production and graphics.
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 07 Aug 2021, 18:01
by clickandthock
hellothere wrote: 07 Aug 2021, 04:35
Just to pile on, you need some Topres and Nopres in there
.
I like the use of the "bookmarks" or whatever they're really called in the video so you can jump to a switch. That being said, I think this might be better as a website and not as a single video. But that's just an opinion.
I counted and there are 50 quintillion MX switch variants out there and you're supposed to use various lubes, films, wraps, etc. Only testing 12 switches is a bit low.
You might want to ask for what the best case is for different switches. I know you're using the hot swap because it's easy to change the switches, but that's not an overly resonant case. I'd actually love to put some Box Jades into a really boomy case, but that's a far-future project.
I like the production and graphics.
Thanks man!! Your feedback is very appreciated!
Yeah it's a work in progress, will test other variant and part in the future! And the idea of a website is excellent! Thank you!
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 07 Aug 2021, 18:44
by TheInverseKey
I still think that Pro Worlds is one of the best feeling and sounding clicky MX based switches out there.
Re: Choosing clicky switches with the best sound??
Posted: 12 Aug 2021, 16:22
by clickandthock
TheInverseKey wrote: 07 Aug 2021, 18:44
I still think that Pro Worlds is one of the best feeling and sounding clicky MX based switches out there.
Wow nice sound! Never heard of them!!