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pocketdrummer
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mooswa
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pocketdrummerDSA caps are very tight, indeed. Signature Plastics states on their faq that it is by desing as the use for DSA caps is industrial. DCS caps (separate drop, but at roughly the same price) are less tight.
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The new thinner case doesn't really work with the included bolts and nuts. The nut bottoms out before you can tighten it against the case. So, either the length of the bolts needs to be reduced, or washers need to be included (maybe a different nut will work?).
Also, the new layers do nothing for the stabilizer issue, unfortunately. Still no gap for it to clip into.
On another note, the key caps are VERY tight, so be sure you really want them on there before you put them on. I tried to take one off and it ripped the top half of the switch off. Luckily it didn't damage the clips.