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OTD 456GT Typing Sound Test w/Cherry MX Blacks

More photos:   / dgd6wr0rlv7   Keyboard: OTD 456gt in Pink by Eungsam Switches: Cherry MX Blacks w/205g0 + 51.5 gon springs + stickers Plate: Full Aluminum PCB: Original 1mm CEM3 PCB Mount: Top Mount + 50a O ring on PCB assembly Keycaps: Cherry OG Dyesubs - G81-3116SAU (bnib), GMK Hineybeige (very used) Degrees: 11 degree external, 12 degree mounting internal Stabs: Cherry clip in + c3 wires + 206g0 Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say. jk --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wow.. I got the opportunity to build this board for a friend. Such a special board! It has a very full sound, creating a unique and great tone with that 1mm CEM3 PCB. I don't think I've ever heard a board that's sounded this full before - it has a very nice resonance all around but isn't hollow. This is the best sounding board I've ever tried. Super full mods with all the keycap sets. I wanted to both the Cherry dyesubs and GMK on this. Both sound fantastic, especially the dyesubs. Have really never enjoyed pbt up to this point but these fantastic. I think i prefer the dyesubs on this. Quick note on the hineybeige, this specific set has been mounted and unmounted many times, so the stems are a little bit more loose than say a brand new gmk set. This 100% effects sound, making the sound more toned and less aggressive compared to bnib gmk. I've tried a couple of boards with the same OTD mounting points. All were decently flexible. This board is stiff, which surprised me because of the thin CEM3 PCB. I think the stiffness of this board helps with the aggressive sound it has - if it was more flexible, I think it would lose the nice sound it has here. This board and PCB have O-ring cutouts. However, this is not an O-ring-only mountable board. It is meant to be dual-mounted with its top mount. The O-ring around the PCB ever so slightly reduces some of the resonance, but it's a 1% change in sound and doesn't really do much. 00:00 - OG Dyesubs Typing 00:34 - OG Dyesubs Mods 1:01 - GMK Hineybeige Typing 1:36 - GMK Hineybeige Mods Camera: Sony A6400 Lens: Samyang 45mm F1.8 Mic: Proar C414 (C414 clone) Audio Interface: Focusrite solo 3rd gen