Post 9oaDFdmDx11mL42WtU by marlon@floppy.tokyo
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(DIR) Post #9oaCsvj13NqvLNi5Pk by dikkus@niu.moe
2019-11-03T11:10:46Z
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that will be 350 dollars sir
(DIR) Post #9oaDFdmDx11mL42WtU by marlon@floppy.tokyo
2019-11-03T11:15:15Z
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@dikkus well at least it has a key that says 'Super' instead of :win3:
(DIR) Post #9oaE2ZzaoGTGn7d2xM by redsPL@niu.moe
2019-11-03T11:24:27Z
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@dikkus It looks cool, but the lack of number keys, function keys and Insert, Delete, Home, End, PgUp and PgDn makes it kinda unusable for me.Model M13 SSK ftw
(DIR) Post #9oaFBsvtrJOk5uu1UO by dikkus@niu.moe
2019-11-03T11:37:21Z
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@redsPL
(DIR) Post #9oaPG9hITCYCmwkNpQ by redsPL@niu.moe
2019-11-03T13:30:05Z
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@dikkus holy frick we have the same headphonesSony MDR-V6 gangalso I'm jeallous, I have a standard Model M, a SSK would be so coooooool, but they're so rare ;_;
(DIR) Post #9oaPT5ad3LkdoVnNmS by dikkus@niu.moe
2019-11-03T13:32:31Z
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@redsPL I had to pay a pretty penny to get it new in box. And then I had to bolt mod it because the rivets were broken. Still, I'm satisfied with how it turned out.
(DIR) Post #9oaPff6oorMtRvqabg by redsPL@niu.moe
2019-11-03T13:34:47Z
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@dikkus I'm curious, how much did you pay? I've got my standard one from ebay, it was like $50 + around $40 shipping (America -> Europe shipment costs is terrible). Still probably the best keyboard I've used, It's really fun to type on
(DIR) Post #9oaPv89p6Gansxd1vs by dikkus@niu.moe
2019-11-03T13:37:35Z
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@redsPL $275You can get a second hand SSK for a pretty wide range, I've seen them go from 150 - 500. Just depends on who you're purchasing it from. The prices might go down because Unicomp seems to be working on an SSK model again.
(DIR) Post #9oaR3olafEViJ304Aq by redsPL@niu.moe
2019-11-03T13:50:20Z
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@dikkus well, I don't really care about Unicomp keyboards. Heard a lot of bad things about them, and I'd like my keyboard to work for years after I send $300 down the drain.
(DIR) Post #9oaaBU66IKUW6dK9ia by dikkus@niu.moe
2019-11-03T15:32:36Z
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@redsPL Unicomp isn't actually too bad! There are some things that are better about them than old IBM keyboards, and some things that are worse.The good:1. Smoother2. Crisper (due to a thinner rubber mat in the internals)3. Some modern customization choices, like Super keys, or different layoutsThe bad:1. Questionable QA 2. Key caps fit a lot more loosely in the barrels, which means they shift around a bit. Annoying.3. Font on key caps isn't as good.4. The cases are vastly inferior, they make a lot of creaking noises and are warped.But, hey, it's still buckling springs at least. I would not consider them a good option, though, if you're European, as it can be very expensive to return it to them in the scenario that you get a bad model.