CHIFFRE
The legend carries the function, not the name.
A dye-sublimated PBT set drawn for these boards, in the same grotesque as this page.
The set, at pitch
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127 keys, ANSI, 6.25 u space bar. The four marked keys carry a measurement instead of a word — the pitch, the travel, the sample rate and the settable range.
Dye-sublimated PBT, 1.4 mm wall, Cherry profile. The dye is in the plastic, not on it, so the legends do not wear off; they simply cannot, because there is no layer to remove.
The alphanumerics are warm off-white and the modifiers are slate. The figures are the house numerals with a slashed zero, because a keyboard made by people who measure things should not make you guess between 0 and O.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Dye-sublimated PBT |
| Profile | Cherry, sculpted rows R1–R4 |
| Wall | 1.4 mm |
| Mount | Standard cross |
| Set | 127 keys, ANSI, 6.25 u space, 1.25 u bottom row |
| Price | CHF 129 |
The one odd thing
Four keys carry a number instead of a word. ⇥ 19.05 is Tab, and the figure is the key pitch in millimetres. The three others carry the travel, the sample rate and the settable range.
It is a small joke and it is also useful: the four numbers a person needs to remember about this keyboard are on the keyboard.
