You must have HUGE and STRANGE looking hands.  Visiting from another world?  ;)

  Been using my Code TKL greens KB for a few weeks now....LOVE IT. Took just a few days to get use to the stiffness of the greens but after that....pure typing bliss!

  I bought a Cooler Master Sentinel Advance mouse a few years ago and it's been great. Can change the color of multiple LED's in the mouse (8 colors) and pick different lighting patterns. All done through software...  

Ok please stop posting all these keyboards that I never knew about. My payment card is getting warm and everytime I go to one of these websites and start looking at the keyboards my wife from somewhere behind me simply states, "um no!"

Awesome info...thanks!

  Very nice! The force must be with you in the typing skills department.  Regarding green switches...some are reporting that they think they are too stiff. Clear seems to be gaining popularity right now. Clear is a stiffer brown. Here is a list of the more popular cherry switches and their...

  Very doable (word?)

Yeah that RGB by Corsair looks sweet. I bet it will be $299 at least though.

Yes...greens are blues w more resistance. I grabbed a cherry switch tester from Cooler Master so that I could sample all the switches and see which one I preferred. I was going to go for brown but the more I played with the tester the more I liked the green. The tester costs $15 but you get a...

  Does it have to bee 100% unlabeled? Filco has a design I really like where the keys are printed on the side rather than the top...     They also have it in TKL (tenkeyless). But Filco doesn't do backlighting. Cooler Master also has a design similar to this called the Quick Fire Stealth. 

Right now, and for the past few years, I've been using a G11 by Logitech...       Waiting for my Code TKL Green Cherry Mechanical to arrive via UPS. Simple, compact and loads of clicky goodness...  

I spent some time last night looking at that NFB-15 and learning about the company. It does indeed look to be a very nice option

Excellent...thank you for that info elmoe. Makes sense 

    I never said I needed two jacks. I said, "I see some amps have 2 headphone jacks, 1 for hi and the other for low impedance cans...same thing as a hi/low gain switch just presented in a different way?"   Thank you for the Asgard recommendation. 

I'm so green on all of this so please forgive my temporary ignorance.   If an amp has a Hi & Low Gain switch, as I see on the Asgard 2, is that for low and high impedance headphones/earbuds?    I see some amps have 2 headphone jacks, 1 for hi and the other for low impedance cans...same thing...