I had computer keyboards in mind when posting this, but players of the instrument are welcome to answer too :D

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      Keychron Q6 Max. with aftermarket switches of… some random type I forgot long ago. Quiet tactile switches that trigger at a slightly more shallow depth.

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        Nice. Unfortunately My keychron (k10 pro I think) just sits in a corner because it’s really hard to switch back to monolith after using a split. The quality of my split isn’t even half as good as the keychron, but it feels really uncomfortable to use the keychron now

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          They seem to have a few ergonomic ones these days, though still not seeing any splits. I suppose if you wanted to be crazy you could get two 60%'s and keymap them to a funky split but that’s almost certainly too weird and expensive to be worth it. lol

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            Unfortunately, I’ve fallen down the rabbit hole and am looking into building my own

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              I feel you. I’m ‘this’ close to making my own trackball. Just uhh… as soon as I finish up some other non-computer projects first… damn time always doing the time thing.

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                  Ahh very neat. Though those prices are insanely steep… I also kinda’ want a different button arrangement, button mechanisms, and ergonomics than any of their offerings.

                  Still a worthy suggestion for most, though!