http://www.pcupgrade.co.uk/productdetails.asp...goryid=128

thanks, will contact them to see if they'll ship. probably gonna cost a lot :|

Razer? lol, get one of these bro

http://www.daskeyboard.com/products/

i must have missed the part where he asks for advice on what to get

The keys wear out pretty damn quick on the tbh.

That's very true. I had a razer arctosa, which only lasted 1 year. Then the rubber knob under the quake forward button was broken. I have this one now: http://www.microsoft.com/germany/hardware/gam...fault.mspx
- higher quality buttons than the arctosa
- whole keyboard anti ghosting
- best value for the money

I have one, RDFG is slowly dying out, the keys letter are slowly fading and the keys feel so much less responsive in comparison to the numpad which I barely use , and besides that space bar is utter shit.
EDIT: I'm talking about the tarantula

Just to ask you how does the typing feel?
is it clickity or is it silent like logitech g series.

I still have the old microsoft office keyboard and I hate those silent keyboards...thank you for the answer :)

I used to have one ages ago and it was actually nice to use. I used it for a few months until I lost it in a bet game :(
Been trying to find one for quite a while now but no luck.

well it costs as much as a mech keyboard and after 3-7 months of play the keys start getting gummy.

Why dont you just move on? I mean, the Tarantula wont lasts forever and it anyways not being made anymore (discounted 2+ years ago) so you will have to pass all this story again.
The Microsoft sidewinder x4 suppost to be a good one, why dont ya try it out instead of looking for a discounted-keyboard?

Also, as user of the lycosa for 2.5 years now (scissor switchs, as the tarantula's one) I would say that the rubber-domes's keyboard are alot better, or get yourself a mechnical RED one, but its pure personal preference tho.

I do have a Zowie Celeritas and it's nice but for some reason I always liked how the Tarantula felt when playing. My urge to find one increased even more after seeing Cypher using it very recently.