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Nonster
254
Feb 15, 2017
My first mechanical keyboard was a gaming keyboard (k70) that I bought after building a new rig about 6 years ago. That was my first foray into the mechanical keyboard world and was the start of the long road to where I am today.
My interests in keyboards were not solely rooted in gaming. I like to write and work in web design so I spend all day with my fingers on keys. This was my push to get something that truly fits my needs. About 2 years ago I bought my first enthusiast keeb, a Pok3r, and since then my collection has grown exponentially.
I now have seven go to boards with one on the way and another on the horizon: Pok3r with Cherry Browns and 1976 SA TADA68 with Gateron Blues and GMK Skeletor White Fox with 65g Zealios and GMK Carbon Red Scarf II+ 68 with Gateron Clears and Quartz DSA MiniVan with Matias Quiet Clicks and Lightcycle DSA Realforce Hipro JS Silenced Novatouch w/Norbauer case and Pulse SA Shipped today :) - Infinity Ergodox with 67g Zealios and Borealis DSA waiting On the horizon - I plan on picking up a Planck for my Overcast DSA ortho kit I have sitting in a drawer
Obviously this hobby has taken its hold on me as it has many others in our group. Furthermore, it's not just the keyboards, it's the community. Everyone along the way has been incredibly positive and helpful and I think it's a testament to why there are those of us who care so much about this hobby.
NonsterA fantastic collection you're building
Danielson
39
Feb 16, 2017
NonsterWow, impressive collection! Can I ask how do you like your White Fox and MinVan?
Nonster
254
Feb 16, 2017
DanielsonMy White Fox is my favorite board next to my NovaTouch. It's a solid build and I like the true fox layout, makes it stand out from my other 65% boards. Also pretty quick and easy to program which is nice.
The MiniVan is also a great board. It's small enough to keep in my messenger bag I take to work and is always fun to see some of the looks it gets from people. The layout takes some getting used to but it can be pretty efficient once you get a hang of the layers.
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