Quietest cubes, need an opinion.

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I'm looking for very quiet cubes.
From experience, type A's can get very smooth and creamy.

I don't want to use any other lubricant than CRC though.
I've run out of jigaloo, and i may try shock oil if i can get my hands on some.

I want to hear other cuber's experiences though.
In your opinion, what is a very quiet cube?
 
My quietest cubes are a white type F with a random brand of silicone lubricant, and it's smooth and extremely quiet, but the quietest one I own is a hybrid of a transparent joy cube core with black edison cubies, and it's the smoothest cube I've ever owned (I've been through all types). It produces the least amount of noise and cuts corners very well... :\ So... Type F is a good option for a quiet cube :3 lol shock oil makes my cubes gummy (I used 20 and 25 wt and it's still quite "gummy") but mostly more quiet :)
 
My quietest cubes are a white type F with a random brand of silicone lubricant, and it's smooth and extremely quiet, but the quietest one I own is a hybrid of a transparent joy cube core with black edison cubies, and it's the smoothest cube I've ever owned (I've been through all types). It produces the least amount of noise and cuts corners very well... :\ So... Type F is a good option for a quiet cube :3 lol shock oil makes my cubes gummy (I used 20 and 25 wt and it's still quite "gummy") but mostly more quiet :)

NOooooo, I *HAD* a tranparent Joy core, and i currently have edison cubies. T_T.

I gave a Joy core + JSK cubie hybrid away last month. T_T

I think, i will check out the Ghost Hand, the clone of the type F.
From what Pancake's Girl and MW1990 say.
 
I own the following 3x3 cubes:
  1. Old store bought from the 80s
  2. C4U DIY
  3. Diansheng
  4. White DIY type A
  5. Joy Cube
  6. Black DIY type C (my favourite)
  7. Mini type C (for cubin on the move)
  8. Edison (well broken in)
  9. Ghost Hands
  10. puzl.co.uk speedcube

I find the quietest ones are the ones with the softest plastic. So for me, the Ghost Hands, puzl.co.uk speedcube and the Edison. Also, I find a well broken-in/lubed cube is quieter than a new one. I personally use my Edison for quiet cubing, because its a fantastic cube and extremely discrete. I can hold it under the desk and folk are none the wiser ;)
 
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do not get a cube from puzl becuase they are so loud my dad couldnt hear eastenders at the normal volume!

i find the quietest is the white type a, third model
 
do not get a cube from puzl becuase they are so loud my dad couldnt hear eastenders at the normal volume!

Admittedly, its not as quiet as the Edison or Ghost Hands, but they aint that bad! Not on the same level as type-C anyway! How long has it been broken in for?
 
do not get a cube from puzl becuase they are so loud my dad couldnt hear eastenders at the normal volume!

Admittedly, its not as quiet as the Edison or Ghost Hands, but they aint that bad! Not on the same level as type-C anyway! How long has it been broken in for?

ages

(i never used my type C, assembled and left it :p)

What what whaaat?!? You're missing out big time ... believe me! :eek:
 
my sudokube is very quiet and creamy...but be warned...not all are quiet my other one is rough and choppy.
 
You never said you wanted to know the quietest 3x3 :p... so, my quietest cube is my 1x1. :D

Haha, my classes this semester are ridiculously easy.

I feel as if im wasting my time, so, I want to practice without disturbing the flow of the class. So, a 3x3, basically. :p
 
Haha... I was playing with 1 yesterday in my university tutorial.
It was the type D YUGA cube I just got (1 day old).. quite smooth and not that noisy.
The tutor did see me fiddling with it but did not care.
He knew I was listening XD and I could answer his question.
 
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