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Charon Prototype Alternative Plates Sound Test

Keyboard: Charue Design Charon Prototype in Black Plates: POM, Aluminum, Brass, Carbon Steel Keycaps: GMK Ashes, GMK Modern Dolch Bottom Row Switches: Cherry Retooled Blacks, Lubed with 205g0, TX 0.125mm Filmed Springs: TX 62g 16mm, Lubed with 105 Sound dampening: None Stabilizers: Durock V2 Lubed with 205g0 Deskmat: Charon Hades Violet Deskmat Board Thoughts: This is Charue Design's latest board that boasts a seamless design with an isolated gasket mounting system. The board angle and front height provide for a comfortable typing experience. The mounting system brings a familiar "gasket" sound profile and typing feel to whatever build configuration you end up going with. POM Plate Thoughts: This plate has a soft and comfortable bottom out while providing a lower-pitched clack. It is also has a subtle bounce to it. If you enjoy a gentle, flexible typing experience and vibrant pops, I would recommend pairing some linear switches with this plate. Aluminum Plate Thoughts: This plate is on the firm side but still has a bit of give to it, compared to harder materials like brass and steel. Aluminum is widely considered a midpoint and for good reason. The plate offers some flexibility while really bringing out the bottom-out sound of the switch. It does a good job of letting the switches sing and provides a comfy typing feel even for long periods. Brass Plate Thoughts: Out of all plate options, brass definitely produces the most melodic sound signature due to how dense it is. As such, the switches lose a bit of innate vibrancy due to the brass plate dominating with a high-pitched sound profile. The typing feel is rigid as expected with virtually no flex, though the gaskets do soften this by a touch. Carbon Steel Plate Thoughts: Immediately, the sound profile strikes me as a mid-point between aluminum and brass, with the bottom out being a little harsher than brass. I also noticed that this plate material is quite loud. From my experience, the harder plates tend to make the switch sound flatter. Very little flex here, and a consistently-rigid typing experience. #Keyboard #Retooledblacks #Charon