Mod007 V3 VIA | Build and Typing Sound Test
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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Build video and typing sound test of the Mod007 V3 VIA
Keyboard: Mod007 V3 VIA (en.akkogear.co...)
Keycaps: Akko Cream MDA (en.akkogear.co...)
Switches: Akko V3 Cream Black Pro (en.akkogear.co...)
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you really have great editing and cinematography!!
Wow, thank you!!
Nice to see you dropping by again 🌞
Your videos are so relaxing and nice to wind down to, thank you for posting. Is it possible to achieve a clacky build with the FR4 plate? I'm new to the keyboard hobby and wanted to try building one :)
Thank you for the kind comment!
It is usually possible to make any keyboard clack or thock, but the extent you can push it in either direction is determined by a few different factors. Here are the main determinants that come to mind for me:
1) plate material (the plastics are on the thocky end of the spectrum whereas the metals are on the other end),
2) whether you decide to use any foam in the build (foam can help cover up unpleasant acoustic properties but can also be a more "stylistic" choice for getting the foam/marbley sound)
3) case material
4) switch choice (a long stem pole switch really accentuates the clackiness of a build)
5) PCB thickness and presence of flex cuts (thinner PCBs with flex cuts tend to make the sound more muted in my experience)
6) keycap material
Having said all that, you can definitely make this keyboard clack with the FR4 plate and experimenting with how many foam layers you want to keep in. You would also want to choose a clacky switch (there are a lot of long stem pole linear options these days) to finish your build.
I hope this is helpful for you as you continue learning about the hobby! Because keyboard preferences have to do with with sensory qualities, it's very difficult to convey through words at times. Your taste will develop over time as you experience more switch/plate/PCB/case/keycap types, and that's all part of the fun.
As a starting point if this board fits your budget and aesthetic requirements, I think it's a great purchase! You may find yourself content for a long time, or you may find yourself looking to dig deeper. This board will give you those options.
Let me know if you have any other questions
I am usually pretty good at answering 🌞
Awesome! Thank you for the detailed and thorough response, super helpful :) I'll definitely be referring to it. You deserve more subscribers!.@@TAZAKEY
@@rmallari0758 Thank you !!
This build with ceramic keys would be beautiful to listen to.
I really need to get my hands on some Cerakey keycaps..
Thank you for watching!
i just baught this keyboard. it looks like you used the pc plate. is itr very tight skrews??
The screws were not tight for me!
love how the switches sound like that completely stock
Yes agreed! Akko's switch offerings these days are all pretty good stock, but lube would definitely help with the spring ping.
Thank you for watching!!
sounds very similar to the Monsgeek M1/M1W
Sure does! With all manufacturers offering the same foam sheets now, I feel like most keyboards these days sound more similar than different.
Thank you for watching!
I already ordered this keyboard, and it is on its way. I have lately see reviews that it is too bouncy... What do you recommend to lessen the bouncy feel? TIA
In my opinion, it's not that much of an issue, pretty standard bounce on a board with flex-cut PCB. You may want to use the FR4 plate rather than the aluminum to make the typing experience a bit stiffer.
If you are still concerned though, taping over the flex cuts on the PCB (and even the flex cuts of the FR4 plate) might help with lessening the bounce, or you could try to fill the gasket mount with something more dense. Do not remove the case foam underneath the PCB as that's just going to leave more room for the plate and PCB to flex.
Hope this is helpful! I wouldn't be worried at all !
@@TAZAKEY Many thanks!
@@neilgapuz9625 No problem!
Nice looking board, sounds great!
Thank you for watching 🌞
Looks and sounds amazing; congrats!
Thank you!! 🌞
flexcuts make me sad but its okay
I believe flex cuts are very popular in the Chinese domestic market, so we may see this design perpetuate for some time. It's not my favorite either, but I don't hate it.
Thank you for commenting!
You think it’s ideal to add tape mod?
I think it's more a preference thing - you don't need to tape mod unless you're looking for that sound. I think most boards these days sound perfectly fine without tape modding!
@@TAZAKEY Oh okay thanks! I just ordered this barebones and it will be my first custom build.
@@jRuzty That's great! In that case, I recommend you build it with just the included kit. If you're not satisfied with it, you can always tinker with it afterwards!
@@jRuzty Let me know if you have any questions 😁
I love the way you shoot your video and the sound is amazing!! I got envious I want that keyboard
Thank you so much for your comment!
I really appreciate you dropping by and watching 🌞
It's a great kit for sure hehe