What size O ring size should I buy? I have a quickfire pro w/ cherry brown switches. There are many sizes to buy and I'm confused which one is right.
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Suggest you get the blue ones from Amazon as they will dampen the sound more:Cherry MX Rubber O-Ring Switch Dampeners Blue 40A-R - 0.4mm Reduction (125pcs)
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These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they won't break. These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they... » Read More These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they won't break. « Show Less
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Any of them will work, you have to decide if you want less noise (40) or only a little less noise (50); and less distance reduction (L/0.2mm) or more distance reduction (R/0.4mm).
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Hey TruthBTold! I think that, for MX Browns, the only noise you want to get rid-of are the key "bottoming" noise. So, go for the red bumpers. They won't affect the actuation point for the brown switches and you'll get a very satisfactory result. The bottoming noise will go away and you'll not notice the bumper is there.
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The keys are obviously smaller than a regular keyboard. I have medium sized hands, and they work very well for me. If you have very large hands, the keys might be too small for you. Otherwise, they keys have a nice fill to them. And they're larger and much more substantial than the M-Audio 32 key mini, which I also happen to have. I've been really well pleased with the Korg.
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Many well-equipped hardware stores can sell you an O-Ring that will fit. Just be sure you get one that has the correct diameter as well as the thickness of the ring, itself. If you can't find one locally, try this store online: http://tinyurl.com/7pcpgc5
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The Cooler Master QuickFire TK and Quickfire Pro both have a number pad. Another option would be a Razer Blackwidow which also includes macro buttons. It too has Cherry MX Blue switches.
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Safest thing to do is take out yours(video available on youtube hopefully) and enlarge the picture here for best physical comparison... that`s what i did `cause I don`t live stateside.... perfect fit and operation ....to make it last longer you should only have the key and one other light item on the ring since the constant jiggling with a heavy bunch causes the wear and erosion inside the key chamber. Think I`m kidding... spray WD40 into the keyhole and see what comes out.
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Amazon sells flip up cover by butler creek and come in a wide choice of dia sizes, and styles for both the eye and front, im not currently near my ar or I would of put my calipers on it and gave you a good measurement of each. Ive been thinking about getting a set myself.
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Hey Jason. No worries. This light is awesome! I think those are extra. Unscrew the head and you should find three o-rings there. If not, insert them in the slots and grease them with any type of Vaseline. Cheers
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If you buy the keyboard directly from Max Keyboard not only can you order it with o-rings, but you can order it with a custom LED layout as well. I have this keyboard with and without o-rings. There is a significant reduction in sound with the o-rings, but you may be able to detect a very small "squish" at the bottom of the keystroke if you are a lighter typist.
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If you buy the Mini size it comes with a 5" Mullen Mouth O-Ring. Not sure about the other sizes (Note: 5" bit is WAY to big for mini =/)
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hi bonnie - yes, i actually exchanged for that "very reason" and got the next cm model up -- the tk, here - CM Storm QuickFire TK - Compact Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with CHERRY MX BLUE Switches and Fully LED Backlit
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What size did you buy? I have not had that problem, BUT I bought the Large Gloves and they fit me right, straight out of the box, so, I am not sure why you're experiencing this issue. So you have no issue with the other "fingers", JUST the thump and the pointing finger, right?Personally, I would keep them based on quality, but that's an opinion based on 3+ years of continuous use.
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Hello ,I followed up the Oval 8 sizing guide which you can find it in their website by using this link : http://www.3pointproducts.com/oval-8-sizing-guideAny way I suggest to buy the box thats includes all sizes because at first I bought 2 finger splits and then I found that I need to try more , so I purchase the box of all sizes and its better for now or future .
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I think that if you got the correct size you should be fine. The pair I initially got was a bit larger than the size advertised. I didn't paintball with this particular pair but used the full fingered version on a paintball zombie hunt/ haunted house http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51xzH2SddRL.jpg and walked the trigger fine with those. The finger-less pair was a little more cumbersome even for my 9mm, but that again could be the sizing issue. Sorry that doesn't exactly answer your question but I would say for the price and quality, they are worth a try.
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Amazon sells replacement O-ring on their site... Check the diameter measurement and see if they have it in that size. Search for silicon O-ring.
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Buy the set that comes with 4 rugged ridge switches. Its the cheapest way to go. This is what I did and the R.R. switches are nice
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The keys are normal size not small or big. It is really a great keyboard and you are thinking of buying a game keyboard it is great I've had no issues with mine at all.
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Just be sure to get the ones that are the short version. They have models that are designed for grip shift. Mine fit fine. Check their website, they show the differences if I am not mistaken. Really like these.