From Controlling Sound to Letting It Resonate

Chamber takes a different approach to keyboard acoustics, moving away from heavy foam dampening in favour of a more natural sound profile.

By carefully balancing case volume, geometry, materials, and internal structure, Chamber aims to bring out the unique acoustic characteristics of the switches, plate, and case, allowing each component to contribute to a cohesive overall sound.

Case Design

Chamber’s most recognizable feature is its side profile. The line appears simple, yet it cannot be achieved with a conventional chamfer or standard exterior machining.

A dedicated cutting tool allows the case to be machined inward from the underside, creating its continuous curve. Present since the earliest prototypes, this detail gives Chamber its identity from one angle to the next.

Top Mount

Chamber’s dedicated Top-mount structure delivers direct, firm feedback. Optional foam kits for solder and hot-swap PCBs let you further tailor the build.

PTFE force-break pads

PTFE pads separate the case halves to reduce direct metal-to-metal contact and help limit vibration transfer and unwanted case resonance.

PCB Layout

Solder

Hotswap ANSI