DD-40 Designed by dededecline The DD-40 by dededecline is a 12.75u wide gasket mounted 40% keyboard with an RGB LED strip sandwiched between the macro-column and main alpha cluster. Both WKL and HHKB top cases are available, and the seamed design allows for a two-tone case via available extra tops. At a glance The DD-40 uses a 6-point gasket mount. The 6-point gasket system was chosen to give some slight muting that would not necessarily come from a top-mount. Additionally, the position of the mounting points were meticulously chosen in order to give the keyboard an exceptional level of consistency in both sound and feel. The colors being offered are E-White, Black, Navy, Crimson. The GB is not unlimited, but has an extremely high cap. Specs • 6-Point gasket tab• CNC aluminum case• Black aluminum plate• 4° typing angle• Solderable pcb with daughterboard• RGB lightbar Colors Available E-White, Black, Navy, Crimson Addons Available Extra Solderable PCB Extra 6.25u and 7u plates 6.25u plate layout PCB support Quality DisclaimerIn order to meet our goal of providing an in stock mid range keyboard at an affordable price, we have adjusted our quality standards compared to our more premium keyboards. We have listed acceptable blemishes and B-Stock information below. The Rekt1800 is a board aimed to stay within a budget, and maintain affordability. It's fully aluminum and anodized beautifully, but to achieve this price point, the quality bar is lower than some of our more "premium line" boards, such as the Satisfaction75 and Chimera65. Customers have been happy with the quality of the Brutal-line boards, but we like to communicate this prior to purchase. In general, large defects to visible faces will make a board B stock. But minor issues, small issues that are only visible in just the right angle of lighting, or small dents or blemishes on the bottom of the case that are not visible when the keyboard is fully built and on the desk will not cause a B stock evaluation. Keyboard cases that ship with keyboards are meant to protect keyboards during shipping. These keyboard cases are made to order to fit the keyboard precisely, and are limited in quantity. As such, we do not replace keyboard cases if the keyboard case arrives damaged. Ideally, no keyboard carrying case arrives damaged, but at times, couriers are rough with packages and damages can occur. In these instances, we offer customers a $5 coupon off their next order as compensation.
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