EPTNeeding a New keyboard. - Page 2
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semantics
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DarQraven
Netherlands553 Posts
It's not like there's no wall at all, but you can kind of compare it to communicating through a wooden front door. So, are MX blues loud enough to keep my 'housies' awake at night? If so, I'll probably go for browns. I'd hate to have to switch keyboards after 1am.  | ||
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China13814 Posts
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nanaoei
3358 Posts
on the other hand, i've been using a used saitek keyboard with regular keys and i find it difficult without a lot of effort with longer fingers, i prefer to go for the less effort route, but i personally want to try a good mechanical one : ( just not with as robust keys as the ones i've been using good luck to you ! | ||
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nanaoei
3358 Posts
On July 20 2010 23:32 DarQraven wrote: Currently contemplating a Filco. Thing is, I live in a house shared with 4 other students. The wall between my room and my next-door neighbor is so thin/flimy that, at night, you can understand conversations taking place in the other room. (Not during the day though, we generally have to raise our voices a bit to communicate;)). It's not like there's no wall at all, but you can kind of compare it to communicating through a wooden front door. So, are MX blues loud enough to keep my 'housies' awake at night? If so, I'll probably go for browns. I'd hate to have to switch keyboards after 1am. sometimes i mic-chat with a friend who uses the same keyboard..... it's super loud but the walls//doors usually closes out the sound | ||
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JiYan
United States3668 Posts
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