After using a Das Keyboard for many years, I can't go back to any keyboard that doesn't have a volume wheel.
Mechanical Keyboards
Are you addicted to the clicking sounds of your beautiful and impressive mechanical keyboard?
If so, this community is for you!
Here you can discuss everything about mechanical keyboards (and only mechanical keyboards).
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Das so good.
Jokes aside I've got two. I did the Kickstarter one and it died before either of my old two stopped working.
Good shit. I've been using mine for so long and so hard that a couple of the keycaps crumbled. Replaced them with a new set and it's still going strong, even with a couple spills.
Change the volume with a mouse?
Never!
100%. Keychron got me covered.
You change the volume in your car, with your keyboard?!
You don't?!?!?
I have a knob on my steering wheel 😂
amixer set Master 5%+
i use toyota btw
What, do you use the mouse?
No current keyboards with a knob (next one, though...). That said, my goofy little Class D amp has a wide flat volume knob mounted on the top instead of the front, so yes, OP, I know the feeling.
Mechanical keyboard users are synth lovers that don't realize it yet. Want to spend a lot of money on a niche interfacing device with tons knobs, buttons and faders that other people will look at, and then say "Oh cool I guess," but will have you simultaneously praised and ridiculed on the internet for your choice? That's synths baby!
I feel like this meme is targeting Keychron users in particular, hahha.
I avoid keyboards with the rotary knobs since I always use an amp and audio interface, but I get the vibe. All the knobs and dials make me feel like one of those sound mixer guys.