Would you say those are better suited for these than the Auvio tips?

Quote:   Haha, I would be wary about whether it was actually an "accident". It seems to the the preferable option on Kickstarter, so I bet they didn't want a review going out to interrupt their supply of backers. If not, then it's kind of a problem if they can't tell the difference...

Quote: I wouldn't say that. Just like with Cherry switches, it just depends on which key weight you go with. I would say there's a slight bump upon actuation, but probably not as pronounced.

Quote:   Can you still return it? I would....    Quote: From where were you able to acquire that?  Do tell.

That's unfortunate. Keep us posted. (pun intended )

Haha. That's a very colorful/cheery key set you have there.  I didn't know that Topre made a 30g uniform weighted. That sounds pretty awesome, though. Do you think it may be too light, even? Do you mistype more, due to the sensitivity?

Quote:   Quote:   Indeed, there is no  "gaming" switch, as much as companies like to market browns and reds as such, and blues to a lesser extent. In general, blues are regarded more as the "best" typing switch, with browns serving that middle ground, between typing and gaming, if...

Quote: I'm not sure which one you are looking at, but it was just my opinion that you might want to consider investing less, until you have a solid grasp on what you like. Also, not that I don't like a good Filco myself, you need to consider that there are other companies out there that...

You can take a look here to see the results of the testing. You need to scroll down a bit to find the Razer BW entry: http://bit.ly/Mfzsmj Here's one of the sources of results that is linked there: http://bit.ly/PsnA0f I don't think CTRL+ALT+DELETE would have a problem. CTRL and ALT are...

    Das keyboards are nice, but the glossy finish is a real put-off. Brown and red switches are definitely a bit more suitable for gaming, because they don't have that extra hump that exists on the blue switch...

Quote: Would you say it's too bass-light? This reviewer seems to think so.  http://www.amazon.com/review/R5K24P7FNA9CO/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R5K24P7FNA9CO

Quote:   Quote:   Quote:   Quote:   Not sure if any of this answers your question, but here ya go..

I think FieldingMellish started it, but the brand is Auvio, and not Auveo. Just wanted to clarify that. 

Quote: Hmm.. In terms of mechanical keyboards, there really aren't that many that are Mac-specific. There are even less that are wireless. I would say that if you're looking for a mechanical keyboard, not that you specified that you were, your best option would be...

Quote:   In what ways are they superior?   I find it funny that the Auvio tips are out of stock online at RadioShack. There are still plenty in stores, though. I wonder whatever happened to their rebranding scheme to "The Shack"..

Yes, they are the primary distributor for Swan in the US, with Lockware Systems being secondary. The final price is likely cheaper from The Audio Insider.   http://www.swanspeaker.com/dealers/dealers.aspx

Have you looked at these? There are many possible solutions that have been listed, but they both talk about a possible ground loop.   http://bit.ly/NeBswZ http://bit.ly/LI5YNG   Not sure if this might help.. http://bit.ly/3PH8BW

Forget about whether it has Beats or not.. I wouldn't buy an HP, regardless..

I don't think there's much value in putting copyright protection on CDs these days.. I mean, if there is included software to rip data from them, I really don't see there being a high organizational consensus that there is heavy importance on the protection of music IP in this form. Artists are...

You'll have to give them a try and see if they suit your needs.  I think they're pretty decent services. Of course, in the instance of Spotify, you may or may not want to turn off the integration with Facebook.   Here's how: http://bit.ly/n44M8b

No mention of the Swan M10 set? I would think those would be a pretty decent, and possibly better alternative to the ProMedia.

Um..., mouse movement shouldn't be making any noise at all, unless you have a mic picking up the noise from somewhere. I think your issue might be similar to this (scroll all the way down): http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/256807-28-problem-titanium-noise

Have you tried Spotify or Grooveshark?

The JBL Creature III is within your budget, but I'm not quite sure whether they are available in you area. I know they are available from Amazon UK, though.

Can you confirm that either drive is actually being recognized? What version of Windows are you running? Have you already tried updating to the latest drivers? You may also try uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers. I would ask about the condition of the disks, but that doesn't quite sound...