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Haha, at least I get some noticeable difference from spending some money on another extra set of switch. Let me try plate foam to reduce some of the loudness… I wanted to make a clacky loud build, but now it seems to be too loud, lol
It may be that you're used to the sound of foamed boards so having a non-foam board sounds too loud to you. >

Do you use plate foam on your TGR? The Neon does sound a lot louder than other switches. I have updated my original comment to include comparison of different switches on the board. Go take a look! >

Damn, this is the sound I strive for. >

Me too. But just a bit louder than I expected, lol! >

That does sound harsh and clacky, yes, but not unpleasant. I've heard others sound pretty similar, and I've heard others sounding quite muted, so you'd need to look at some sound tests on YouTube and see what they list in their build details.  Maybe they did something different? Foam between plate and PCB perhaps? No foam at all tends to let a board sing a little louder.  Personally I don't mind it. >

Yea. That’s the clack I was looking for, but a bit too loud. Debating if I should add a plate foam to lower the volume or change to another switch. Updated my original comment to include comparison of different switches on the board. >

Switches don't really make all that much difference.  Try foam. >

Hey, if you take a look at the new video I updated in my original comment, switch does make a significant difference.. I know different key position has different sound, but on the positions I did the testing, they all sounded the similar with Neon, but sounded significantly different with ink black v2 and marshmallow switch.. >

Those neons are harsh.  I've never heard a linear switch so loud. Normally there's not a lot of difference between linears.