Premiere Shortcut Keyboard - Beta Testers Required

Hey Guys,
It's Mark from Editors Keys. (We're the company which produces the colour coded shortcut keyboards for Adobe Premiere.)
We're currently working on our new shortcut keyboard for Adobe Premiere CC and we would love to get the opinion from some of you Premiere Experts.
Ideally we're looking for 10 Beta testers who can check through for any mistakes or improvements you'd like to see in the final release.
We really want you to be as critical as possible. For example are the colours nice, icons need changing or for the PC keyboard what improvements or extra features would you like to see?
Its really great to have this continued support from the community
You will of course be rewarded for your time.
The current CS6 generation can be viewed here:
Mac:
http://www.editorskeys.com/products/video-editing-keyboards/premiere-premium-dedicated-key board-cs6/
PC:
http://www.editorskeys.com/products/video-editing-keyboards/adobe-premiere-cs6-keyboard/
All the best
Mark Brown
Editors Keys

[Moved to the Lounge.]

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