Скачать или смотреть Monokei x TGR Tomo with Geon Clear Switches on Aluminum Plate | No Foams Typing Test Sound Test

My first ever long pole switch, ever since the purple pandas tainted me. Even though these are made by Tecsee too, the travel distance is manageable and I like how they sound on the Tomo. As the Tomo originally isn't a very loud board, these clears help to bring out the sound a bit more, while keeping the sound signature rather high pitched. I like it!

*Sound tests are not fully accurate representations.
It is mainly for entertainment. Please listen to other sound tests of the same board and consolidate your thoughts and opinions, before deciding one sound test as the definitive reference point. Also do note that condenser microphones pick up more resonance / vibrations than the human ear. Keep that in mind.

00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Typing (Condenser Mic)
00:42 - Typing (Camera Mic)
01:18 - Modifiers & Stabilizers (Condenser Mic)
01:37 - A;LSDKA;SLDKAS;LDK (Running through fingers)
01:54 - Spacebar (Camera Mic)

Keyboard specs and mini review (if any) below
Keyboard: Monokei x TGR Tomo in Suave Blue
Mount: Top Mount
Plate: Aluminum Plate
Switches: Geon (Tecsee) Clear Switches (Hand-lubed, bought the unlubed version)
Springs: Kelowna triple stage 20mm 63.5g springs
Stabs: TX Rev 3 Clip-in stabilizers (Lubed, wire balanced, no mods)
Keycaps: GMK Fundamentals
Insulation: None
Mods: None

Recording Setup:
Mic: Fifine T669 (camera mic: Samsung Galaxy S21)
Mounting: suspended on mic arm, isolated with foam pads
Distance: Roughly 35 cm (13.77 inches) away from board.
Audio Edits: -1.0db normalization

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