
Introducing the Evolv2 by Alpha Studio, a design evolution featuring a 1.5u right shift layout, a rotary joystick for macro functions, and a stunning generative design backplate. With seamless assembly and customizable options, the Evolv2 enhances utility without compromising on aesthetics.
"Best board I've ever seen hands down. Big love, my hype for this is beyond anything else."
"Design looks superb, like a fancy Satisfaction75."
"Looks awesome! That bottom is wild."
"Sick bottom design. Good luck!"
"Absolute stunner, I'm gonna need to get on this for sure."
"This thing is nuts. Insane hype."
"This looks beautiful. I'm not a fan of the 1.5u right shift, though."
"The uniqueness of this is incredible. I'm very interested in the plate strength overall."
"This is so refreshing. And unique. Love it."
"This is insane. Just wow."
"I'm in."
"Take my money, this is fire."
"I would be really worried about the plate bending just from normal use since it seems to be so thin."
"The 1.5 shift is a bummer, but the design makes up for it."
"I'm not sure if there will be a big adjustment on my part."
"Looks like it's gonna be way out of my price range."
"I can only say that this looks incredible and I wish I could afford one."
"I did not notice this at first! Though admittedly, I am not mad at the idea."
"I'm wondering the same thing, idk if there is even a 1.5u shift in 40s kits."
Maybe you can consider shifting the bottom row to the left so you can use 2u left shift.
Consider ISO in your PCB and Plate.
An alternative to the generative baseplate would be to have a generative design elsewhere in the board.
Will keeping my eye out for this.
How will it affect sound if the bottom is open?
Can you define the order in which the plate is 'solved' by the generative algorithm?
Is there expected flex in the plate due to its structure?
The thread shows a high level of engagement with 129 total comments, with a strong positive sentiment ratio indicating a highly anticipated and well-received project.