Somewhat recently, we reached 50k subs on the channel, and I’ve put myself in the
position where I do this every time, so here’s to another 10k.
And these videos also give me the opportunity just to give a few updates and stuff.
I always like to give back to the people that have supported me, so I’ll do a little giveaway
again.
All the details will be at the end of the video.
Alright so thanks again for the continued support.
I mean, just having people watch is all I need.
Having people watch means I get more of the knowledge of mechanical keyboards out there
to people.
And I will always try and deliver the information people need to figure out whatever they need
to figure out, through all the reviews and builds I do.
And by chucking in a custom here and there, we also drag more people into the enthusiast
community.
But it’s always good to look for growth, so there will be a bit of change.
I found that I had most fun when I took a more creative approach through various projects.
So like the Pain27 build I did by hand.
A terrible terrible keyboard, and I haven’t used it since.
But you know what, even though it was a huge amount of work, it let me be creative and
take away the seriousness and monotony that kinda can be had with mechs.
The same goes with the Dilly Chocolate build I did.
Haven’t used it since, but it was fun and it’s nice to look at once in a while.
And stuff like meetup videos, I always find those fun to do, and it’s great to meet
all the different people in the community, so hopefully I can do more of that.
I guess what I want to do is to be more interesting.
I love novelty stuff.
If I can do more novelty builds, then I’ll be happy.
They do take way more work and planning compared to a standard review, that I can bang out
relatively quickly, so I think I’ll have to be a bit more picky on what I accept to
review.
But yeh, I have some awesome builds planned.
And there will be improvements.
I’ve invested in a new camera, and lenses and all that stuff, and there will be other
setup and gear upgrades, and possible some newish sets to help spice it up a bit.
I’m not sure if I’ll go over to 4k just yet, just because I don’t have a suitable
computer at the moment, plus Australian internet without NBN is not so great.
Anyway to the giveaway.
I’ve been building and building, but I’ve learned that I just can’t afford to keep
doing bigger giveaways, so I’ll giveaway just the one big prize this time, and a couple
extra goodies.
But look at this thing.
You’d be absolutely blessed to have this on your desk or on your wall.
So basically, a champion named James did this with his Pain27, as it truly is a piece of
art.
And yeh, I just completely copied him, because it’s too hard to beat, and I wanted to giveaway
the best, which happens to be my favourite keyboard of last year.
So here is the TaeKeyboards 50k sub Pain27.
A huge thanks to my mate Laser_Ninja for helping me out with the acrylic piece, and also getting
a bit of footage.
But yeh, how good is this.
It’s only a cheap frame, but this might be one of the times where I actually like
a floating design, so it can stand up, or hang, but it does of course work, but is obviously
unusable for normal people.
And I’ll also be giving away these awesome acrylic wares from my good mate Laser_Ninja.
So these are the keyboard stands that I use in my videos.
So again, a huge huge thanks to him, make sure to check out his Instagram and website
for more info on his stuff, which I’ll link in the description.
To enter, it’s very simple as always.
Just make sure you’re subscribed to the channel, and click the link in the description
to enter.
Everyone will just have the one entry.
And you don’t have to, but comment down below on what you look forward to in 2019,
whether it be with keyboards or something else in life.
I’ll leave this open for one week, and I’ll pin a comment with the winners here, and of
course get in touch with them.
I wish everyone the best of luck.
And thank you again for helping me grow this channel to where it is today.
It’s always made me happy seeing people watch, and seeing people comment, and just
seeing enthusiasm around mechanical keyboards.
Hopefully the rest of the year will be even better, for you and for me, and I hope that
we all can continue to grow.