Pic: Your desk...RIGHT NOW
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Yes, I guess I could put them on the floor and have the dog chew on the wires?
I'm open to suggestions mind.
Just posted in monitors so might aswell chuck it here.
Will post full AV/Projector set up as soon as I get a pull down screen in place!
HOW BIG!!!!!!!!!
What is that mouse mat?
HOW BIG!!!!!!!!!
Looks like a 28" HannsG and a 20" Dell...
BoogieBug XL
Certainly is.
hehe I have the piccy on your dell in lifesize on my wall
Anyone know who she is?
As have I
. Its Jakki Degg.![[TW]Fox](/data/man-of-honor/2009.png){kind=avatar}
My desk the other day...
Whats the story behind that that? Obviously it's designed to make us all think you've hit the bigtime and have your own Bloomberg terminal but whats the real deal?
[TW]Fox;12961585 said:Whats the story behind that that? Obviously it's designed to make us all think you've hit the bigtime and have your own Bloomberg terminal but whats the real deal?
It's not mine, my uni gives me unlimited access to it
How big what?
The speakers!!
Surely you must have noticed them?
It's not mine, my uni gives me unlimited access to it
Whats it do? Is it one of the vtech kids computers in a dell case?
Allows you to analyse world financial markets, real-time prices, financial news, costs about £15k a year.
You get 15k a year?
I don't get it, whats the point in looking at the financial market, does it tell us when it is best to get our graphics cards or what day and hour/min of the day it is best to buy our shopping? I don't know why their is any point looking at it
You get 15k a year?
I don't get it, whats the point in looking at the financial market, does it tell us when it is best to get our graphics cards or what day and hour/min of the day it is best to buy our shopping? I don't know why their is any point looking at it
The price of the subscription for the BT is £15k a year. The point in analysing financial markets helps in trading decisions, for people trading on indices and shares for example.
I think I briefly mentioned the sub in there which was built as part of an intended 2.1 system for this uni desk. Still not finished though and since I'm leaving uni it may not get finished; that would be a bit of a shame since it should be a very nice 2.1. Using Hi-Vi B3Ns as satellites, active crossover and notch filter+BSC
Whats going on in the photo is crude testing of the subwoofer driver (Hi-Vi M8a) used as a midbass. It's actually very well regarded with a near perfectly behaved cone up till the first breakup, so my current plans are to implement it in a 3 way system. Dayton RS52 proposed mid and I have my Hi-Vi planars already.
With the little Monacor SPH-30x I'm running a computer crossover (each driver gets a soundcard channel, L or R) just with Vst's to gain an idea of the M8a's quality up to 850hz and it sounds promising
Whats going on in the photo is crude testing of the subwoofer driver (Hi-Vi M8a) used as a midbass. It's actually very well regarded with a near perfectly behaved cone up till the first breakup, so my current plans are to implement it in a 3 way system. Dayton RS52 proposed mid and I have my Hi-Vi planars already.
With the little Monacor SPH-30x I'm running a computer crossover (each driver gets a soundcard channel, L or R) just with Vst's to gain an idea of the M8a's quality up to 850hz and it sounds promising