The design theme of the Waves 60 keyboard is "water."
The overall aesthetic features minimalist lines, with a top surface that mimics the undulating patterns of water, capturing the sensation of a wave frozen in time.
The design language is notably restrained, which beautifully aligns with the essence of the "water" theme.
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Disclaimer:
Upon receipt of the goods, if the exterior surfaces of the shell (top, bottom, left, right, front, and back) are free from knife marks, stains, bumps, and sand holes, and have no black spots larger than 1mm or scratches longer than 1mm, they are considered acceptable.
For the plate and weight bars, they are also considered acceptable if there are no black spots larger than 1mm, sand holes, or defects, and no scratches longer than 2mm.
Defects and process limitations that do not affect the overall appearance (including but not limited to: minor flaws in screw holes, uneven internal coating, exposed base color at hanging points, internal anodized watermarks or knife marks, and internal scratches) are generally considered reasonable
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Mounting style
To achieve the texture of a water surface mirror and a unique sound effect, we opted for the higher-cost stainless steel material for the mirror PVD (mirror finish on the front, brushed on the back) plate.
The inner structure utilizes a Gasket design, incorporating quick-rebound foam to enhance the consistency of the tactile feel and alleviate the vibration sensation caused by the stainless steel positioning plate. The no-foam design preserves the distinctive sound quality of the stainless steel positioning plate.
TextThe design theme of the Waves 60 keyboard is "water."
The overall aesthetic features minimalist lines, with a top surface that mimics the undulating patterns of water, capturing the sensation of a wave frozen in time.
The design language is notably restrained, which beautifully aligns with the essence of the "water" theme.
Specs:
Include:
Disclaimer:
Upon receipt of the goods, if the exterior surfaces of the shell (top, bottom, left, right, front, and back) are free from knife marks, stains, bumps, and sand holes, and have no black spots larger than 1mm or scratches longer than 1mm, they are considered acceptable.
For the plate and weight bars, they are also considered acceptable if there are no black spots larger than 1mm, sand holes, or defects, and no scratches longer than 2mm.
Defects and process limitations that do not affect the overall appearance (including but not limited to: minor flaws in screw holes, uneven internal coating, exposed base color at hanging points, internal anodized watermarks or knife marks, and internal scratches) are generally considered reasonable
Video:
Update:
Build Guide: Click here
Firmware
Mounting style
To achieve the texture of a water surface mirror and a unique sound effect, we opted for the higher-cost stainless steel material for the mirror PVD (mirror finish on the front, brushed on the back) plate.
The inner structure utilizes a Gasket design, incorporating quick-rebound foam to enhance the consistency of the tactile feel and alleviate the vibration sensation caused by the stainless steel positioning plate. The no-foam design preserves the distinctive sound quality of the stainless steel positioning plate.
