ive go a question what keycaps are they

Hi! Did you only use one layer of the packaging or it's double layered?

I prefer Xbox. Battery pack

Thanks for the video! Will lube my pandas also in the next days (first time ever).. better will make 2-3 test ones to get a feel for it. Btw. nice music, really digging the bassline! (link?)

but but THE LEAF PING IS INSANE. all i’m saying lube the tip of the leaf with just a LITTLE lube

I really appreciate this video

I did the mod and it sounds amazing, however the stabilizer keys sound like they are rubbing against foam and it's very annoying, any tips on how to fix?

Wow nice vid sir!

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What's the RGB like after the PE mod?

Just get a switch opener from Amazon. Life saver.

Can you list the keycap set?

Yo bro keycaps? Send me that link they look super clean

can u pls send a link to that keycap set? looks sick!

cant even properly see the foam because of the huge black text box...

PE foam under the case foam seems really unnecessary - but I guess it doesn't hurt!

whoa holy crap what that's such a big difference, any ideas on why that is?

Works and sounds better with tactiles switches or you think that is even sounds good with linears?

I recommend changing the stabs. The "GOAT" stabs are pretty bad at stabilizing and I can often hear some rattling. (on mine atleast) I swapped them for the everglide stabs and it sounds much better.

space bar sounds superb

Hey man, would thin masking tape on top be good substitute for the pe foam? Anytime i need my dear foam I throw them all away lol

How thick is your dampening plate foam

Update: Jan 6, 2022, my keyboard is still working fine with this configuration using the PE foam mod :) There is some concerns on the PE foam from the GMMKpro to possibly have a static issue which can possibly break the board. So you might want to find an alternative foam that cannot produce static. I cannot say that this is 100% fool proof but I guess this is a "Do at your own risk" kinda of thing :) I'm still running this configuration as of today and didn't experience any issue. I will update this comment if ever I encounter some problems.

I love modding, so I tried this one despite the static risk. 😅 After a week or so, my LEDs eventually stopped working, definitely some shorting happening. I hurriedly took the PE foam out, and it was okay again...kind of. It still works, but the LEDs became fainter. So uh...yeah it does happen. Could be a matter of time, I suppose...it was fun while it lasted haha

I tried and now my Gmmk Pro typing sound like raindrop! Thank you so much.

sounds awful to be honest

whats that keycap set? it looks so nice

specs?

Where did you get that artisan keycap it looks amazing

How is the pc plate? I heard for some people it causes their pcb to flex/bow.

Whered you get the panda artisan?

KDB65lite is kinda doing same cheat for sound but using a silicon dampener in the pcb sandwich instead of the usual foam. The packing foam isn't as porous as the poron foams, if you spill some water on it, it wonk soak, and silicon isnt porous at all. I am guessing this creates some kind of diffusion or echo and produces more low end sound, aka thocc

Did you have any issues with breaking the pcb or having any other issues since you are putting the switches through the foam? Some people are putting disclaimers on this method

lol owl lab might’ve just started a new trend. Now everyone and their momma is doing this mod.

What if you totally remove the case/plate foam and only use PE foam?

i wonder how much of a difference it would make using an alu plate... The only mod i did, was added double the amount of case foam at the back of the pcb, it made the buttons in all corners sound "poppy" af, and it really eliminated the slight vibration from the board when typing. I should give this mod a try! Thank you

Did the typing profile/experience change after this mod?

How does it affect the lighting?

So I just lubed by GP's. I lubed all of them with krytox 205g0 on the back of the leaf only (A). Actually I lubed the whole back of it. Then I left one switch and I lubed the whole leaf including where the stems legs make contact with krytox 205g0 (B), and here's my personal results. I'll refer to 1st as A and second one as B. Switch B had slight decrease in tactility, very smooth and no ping. Switch A had a no decrease in tactility, very smooth and no ping. And this was what surprised me because I thought I'd hear some ping because I didn't lube the part of the leaf that makes contact with the legs, but lubing back of the leaf was sufficient in eliminating the ping. I also made sure that the stem was lightly lubed for both switches. One thing to note is that switch A will feel like it lost tactility slightly also but this is because the lube lessens the friction between the stem and the rails, which makes for a smoother key press. But technically it didn't lose tactility. But as least the ping is gone!

Is it me or do you have a panda artisan keycap for your escape key on your thumbnail? If so, where did you get ittttttttt?!?! :)

What's the leaf?

i usually dont lube the plunger hole, sounds like im trying to unclog the toliet after taco tuesdays

Great video! So, where i can get that zaku miniature? =D

Great video! U are super underrated

I accidentally touched the leaf of a switch and now the tactility in it is gone

umm can somebody recommend me like a good keyboard case idk what u call it but its when u put the switches on it for glorious panda

where did you buy your brush?

Thanks man! I ordered a set for me, I also bought their lube. This helps!

that's way to much lube. how much you put on one switch i could put on 5 and they sound great.