Daji OC 2 XL Sound Test - GHV4 BI Blacks on Alu (oring)

[@Astralxokeys]

2xl is heat and this is easily the best build Ive heard in it so far

[@stealthkbd]

yoo thanks so much

[@Sloth204]

Stealth, I've got to hand it to you, this sound test of the Daji OC 2 XL is simply outstanding. The clarity, the depth, every nuance is brought to life in a way I've never heard before. It's easily the best demonstration of this device I've come across. Fantastic job!

[@stealthkbd]

This is the one. Final rebuild on alu for sure, easily my favourite config on any board I've built so far. Smooth blacks is the wave for me right now and super glad to rebuild this with 1.6mm. Assembly felt way more stable and the smooth blacks really helped with volume and cleaning up the sound to let the boards acoustics shine.

[@jadenngl]

In the realm of mechanical keyboard aficionados, traversing the auditory landscapes of various typing instruments has been a journey fraught with intrigue and nuance. Yet, amidst this symphony of clacks and thocks, none have quite achieved the pinnacle of auditory delight as the Daji OC 2 XL Sound Test, featuring the illustrious GHV4 BI Cherry MX Blacks atop an aluminum chassis, delicately enhanced with orings. This quintessential amalgamation not only orchestrates a symphony of sound but transcends the mere act of typing, heralding an epoch of unparalleled auditory gratification. At the genesis of this auditory opus lies the discerning selection of switches, pivotal in crafting the keyboard's sonic identity. The Cherry MX Blacks, renowned for their velvety linear action, serve as the cornerstone for this auditory odyssey. With each keystroke, an ethereal clarity resonates, imbuing the atmosphere with a melodic cadence that intertwines with the essence of the user's being. Moreover, the strategic integration of orings heralds a nuanced augmentation to the sonic palette. By delicately attenuating the bottom-out resonance, these diminutive rings perform a delicate ballet, mitigating excess noise whilst preserving the tactile poignancy intrinsic to mechanical keyboards. Thus, every keystroke becomes a delicate sonnet, gracefully weaving through the tapestry of auditory delight. Further enhancing this auditory nirvana is the judicious selection of aluminum for the keyboard's chassis. Renowned for its resonant properties and structural integrity, aluminum serves as the ideal conduit for transmitting and amplifying sound. The chassis, meticulously crafted to minimize extraneous resonance, acts as a sonorous chamber, enriching each keystroke with a profundity that captivates the senses. Moreover, the holistic design and construction of the Daji OC 2 XL epitomize the zenith of auditory excellence. Engineered with an exacting precision that borders on the sublime, every facet of the keyboard is a testament to the artisan's dedication to acoustic perfection. From the meticulous arrangement of internal components to the strategic optimization of structural integrity, every element harmonizes to create an auditory masterpiece. In denouement, the Daji OC 2 XL Sound Test featuring GHV4 BI Cherry MX Blacks on Aluminum with Orings transcends the realm of mere typing peripherals, emerging as a paragon of auditory ingenuity. Through a meticulous fusion of premium components, nuanced design, and artisanal craftsmanship, it heralds an epoch of auditory euphony wherein every keystroke becomes a symphonic crescendo and every stroke a sonorous masterpiece.

[@stealthkbd]

i aint reading all that. Happy for you though, or sorry that happened

[@gabrlyg]

Is it you, ChatGPT?

[@offbrandbiscuit]

This board honestly sounds incredible in o-ring. Fantastic stuff, might have to pick up some GHV4 myself soon

[@AJ-uz1pq]

Sounds top notch

[@Ladisdad]

goated frfr

[@stealthkbd]

goated switches frfr you cooked

[@Ladisdad]

@@stealthkbd 🧑‍🍳

[@extrapriusplease]

So damn good man ugh

[@Misfirem]

hard

[@lampkb]

baller

[@oakerface95]

👀👍! it sounds so amazing! thoughts on ghv4 lube?

[@stealthkbd]

love it! Will be my choice going forward specifically for smooth mx blacks. Sometimes I find broken in switches can sound a little thin but the GHv4 seems to help with fullness.

[@Akshayyfr]

So good

[@luci2305]

nice.

[@rewstery808]

Boujee board. Bouje keycaps. Thanks cooldog.

[@gabrlyg]

Soooo good