So this weekend, I picked up a keyboard I've been trying to get hold of for the last few years!!
I had one before, well the bigger version (Vulkan 120), and I let it go quite quickly after I got it, due to the switches not being exactly what I wanted. This weekend, I got a Vulkan 80, which is the non RGB version of the Vulkan 100. You see, now I know about things like switch lubing and stabilizer lubing etc, so I can pretty much get the switches feeling way better and have the keyboard I actually want.
So I picked up the keyboard yesterday, took it home and cleaned it all up, and then set it up on my machine. I started typing and was less disappointed than the last time I used it, but it left a lot to be desired in terms of what I'm used to on my Anne Pro II which is already lubed.
So this morning I started with the stabilizers, and man oh man is the difference already night and day on the big keys!!!! They are non-standard stabilizers, so I had to do as best I can, so I took a brush and forced in a whole bunch of Fuchs Di-Electric Grease, which is my go to Stabilizer Lube, and I can see that the end result of this keyboard is going to be epic!!!!
I cannot wait to do the switches later today, I just know I'm gonna get what I'm looking for!!!! This may end up being my end game for at least another year, and the only other keyboards I'll buy will be for collectors purpose.
Super Super stocked to finally get the board I've wanted for so long and be able to make it just the way I want it!!!!!!