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1. Zealencio Silencing Clips
The Zealencio silencing clips do wonders in reducing the excessive noise from a keyboard. While they are primarily designed for Zealio switches, these clips are compatible with most MX-style switches too. This mod works by dampening the downstroke and upstroke of each keypress, preventing the keys from clacking excessively. The result is a quieter, softer ‘thock’ sound, without sacrificing the tactile feedback. Furthermore, Zealencio clips are transparent, ensuring you retain the aesthetic value of your keyboard.
2. QMX-Clip Sound-Dampening Brackets
The QMX-Clip sound-dampening brackets are another excellent mod. Compatible with most Cherry MX and Costar stabilizers, these clips muffle the sound by reducing the clatter from keystrokes. Like Zealencios, QMX-Clips also reduce noise by absorbing the vibrations caused during the upstroke and downstroke of the switch.
3. O-rings
O-rings are one of the most recognizable and simple mods used to improve the keyboard thock sound. Made from rubber, silicon, or plastic, they are placed around the stem of the keycap to cushion the impact of the keypress – reducing the clacking noise and creating a deeper thock sound. O-rings come in different thicknesses and hardness levels, allowing for customization as per user’s needs.
4. Lubrication
Lubricating your keyboard switches and stabilizers can dramatically affect the sound and feel of your keystrokes. Different lubricants provide varying levels of smoothness and sound reduction. Krytox GPL 205 Grade 0 is a popular choice offering a perfect balance between smoothness and sound dampening. Similarly, Tribosys 3204 is another well-reputed lubricant offering excellent sound and smooth performance.
5. Switch Films
Switch films sit between the top and bottom parts of your keyboard switches, increasing the switch housing’s tightness and stability. This mod can significantly enhance the thock sound. TX films are popular for their effectiveness and they come in clear or black color options to match your aesthetic preferences.
6. Foam and Sorbothane Damping
Adding a layer of foam or sorbothane inside your keyboard case can widely enhance the thock sound by absorbing the vibrations generated during typing. This leads to a deeper, more satisfying thock sound. Sorbothane proves to be highly efficient in sound absorption, but neoprene or EVA foam can also work well.
Remember, enhancing the thock sound of your keyboard isn’t just about reducing noise. It’s about personalizing the sound to suit your liking. Experiment with different mods and combinations until you find the one, or ones, that make your keyboard sound just right.
Keywords: Keyboard thock sound, Zealencio silencing clips, QMX-Clip sound-dampening brackets, O-rings, Lubrication, Switch Filims, Foam and Sorbothane Damping, TX films.
