Red Polaris75 (MT75) w/ Brass Plate and Aftermarket Durock Stabilizers

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Bought this about a year and a half ago for around $190 but it's been sitting in storage for nearly the same amount of time, despite modifying it. I think it's time I let it go for much cheaper.

Features/Quirks:
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1. Brass plate, Silver Aluminum Weight, and White Durock Plate Mount Stabilizers. The only stab that needs work is the left shift, the rest are alright. The plate only accepts plate mount stabilizers. Also, the PCB is hotswap.

2. It's got a bunch of Lubed/Filmed Everglide Jade Green v2s in it and a mishmash of stock/modded frankenswitches I've had over the years of me collecting a bunch of random switches. It's got everything, from linears and tactiles to clicks and silents, even discontinued switches like NK Blueberries.

3. There is also these AliExpress Blue-on-White Dyesubs from 2 shops both no longer exist. You can see them in the timestamp album.

4. This has been flashed as an ID80 via QMK Toolbox, so if you want to do modifications to it, just head to QMK Configurator and you should be ready to roll. I can also give you the current .json file via dropbox if you want to view the current configuration.

5. The windows key for some reason also refuses to work, but I'm assuming it's a faulty hotswap socket, since I've programmed it 4 times and swapped out switches to test this. Should be a simple fix.

Switches and keycaps come at no additional cost.
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The PCB also has been tape-modded and there's also a strip of shelf liner in the case to act as foam. Out of the 6 screws it's missing one, but there are no issues holding the board together. It's survived a trip to 2 meetups.

Letting this keyboard go for $125 shipped. SOLD.
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We'll be using PayPal invoices.

This includes everything. Stabs, caps, switches, everything you see.

Not my feet though.

Please comment here before PM. Thanks.