They're HS80M's. Their sound is very similar to the 50's, just with more full bass. Personally I love them, but (not unlike your HS50M's) they're one of the most revealing monitors on the market, so they expose lots of flaws you wouldn't normally hear.
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Post Your Mac Setup: Past & Present (Part 10)
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They're HS80M's. Their sound is very similar to the 50's, just with more full bass. Personally I love them, but (not unlike your HS50M's) they're one of the most revealing monitors on the market, so they expose lots of flaws you wouldn't normally hear.
i used to have this bad boy they were awesome computers,that was my first mac
The iMac G4s are awesome, I still have mine because I could not find a good price to sell it for since they generally go for $200 which I could not bear to sell it for.
Im typing this message on my iMac G4 right now =]
Ok I have been snooping around long enough.
20" iMac (2.16GHz, 3GB RAM, 500GB)
22" Samsung 225bw on Ergotron Arm
Left to Right
Epson Stylus PhotoR280
Yellow Machine (1.5 TB ) etc data and backup's
Red Swing line Stapler
My Book (500GB - Time Machine - Firewire)
Cisco 7960 (VPN'd to work)
Wife's HP Mini1000 (she thought it was cute)
iPod Nano 2GB 1st Gen
iPod 3rd Gen 30GB(1st touch iPod)
iPod Color 30GB
iPod Touch 2nd Gen 8GB
My iPhone 16GB 3Gs
Wife's iPhone 16GB 3G
Daughter's macBook (she's 15mnths)
Equipment Closet (Not Pictured)
Sonicwall TZ170
Motorola Surfboard Modem
D-link DIR-825
Vonage Linksys Router
24port Panduit Patch Panel
HP DL380 for testing my vmware stuff
AppleTV upstairs hooked to the TV.
20" iMac (2.16GHz, 3GB RAM, 500GB)
22" Samsung 225bw on Ergotron Arm
Left to Right
Epson Stylus PhotoR280
Yellow Machine (1.5 TB ) etc data and backup's
Red Swing line Stapler
My Book (500GB - Time Machine - Firewire)
Cisco 7960 (VPN'd to work)
Wife's HP Mini1000 (she thought it was cute)
iPod Nano 2GB 1st Gen
iPod 3rd Gen 30GB(1st touch iPod
)iPod Color 30GB
iPod Touch 2nd Gen 8GB
My iPhone 16GB 3Gs
Wife's iPhone 16GB 3G
Daughter's macBook (she's 15mnths)
Equipment Closet (Not Pictured)
Sonicwall TZ170
Motorola Surfboard Modem
D-link DIR-825
Vonage Linksys Router
24port Panduit Patch Panel
HP DL380 for testing my vmware stuff
AppleTV upstairs hooked to the TV.
Yea it is funny when she run's around and then all of a sudden she slams it to the ground. I have my wife now saying applecare won't cover that, don't slam it. I guess she's in training.
Yea it is funny when she run's around and then all of a sudden she slams it to the ground. I have my wife now saying applecare won't cover that, don't slam it. I guess she's in training.
Did you put parental controls on it?
I only posted one picture of my setup last time, so I thought i'd do a better job this time:
I know it's post your setup, but I thought I do my whole room (which is tiny anyway)
Welcome into my sanctuary
The sofa
TV console + Canon Wireless Printer
Closeup of TV console bottom
The desk (iMac Late 2009 i7, Macbook Pro "Penryn" 2.4GHz early 2008)
Shelving
Harmon Kardon Soundsticks II and USB hub (to iMac) and wire management
(sorry poor iPhone quality)
I know it's post your setup, but I thought I do my whole room (which is tiny anyway)
Welcome into my sanctuary
The sofa
TV console + Canon Wireless Printer
Closeup of TV console bottom
The desk (iMac Late 2009 i7, Macbook Pro "Penryn" 2.4GHz early 2008)
Shelving
Harmon Kardon Soundsticks II and USB hub (to iMac) and wire management
(sorry poor iPhone quality)
i'm sorry, if I had spoilers, i'll would use em
It's from Malaysia (Genting Highlands First World Hotel shopping centre) about 10 USD, got it back in '06.
The first photo attached is my current workstation/video editing setup, located in my living room.
The other two photos are of my networking gear and render farm in the basement.
Do you have a fairly major UPS device with a generator backup? Or do you keep those at your secret lair? That's a wild rack.
I just moved a carload of stuff to the new place I'm moving into, and realized that I had brought 10 computers on that trip. Soon I will have a rack again, and it will be that organized.
The XServes are all Dual 2.3Ghz G5 Cluster Nodes with 2GB of RAM each. They're connected to the workstation via gigabit ethernet, but I use a separate network dedicated specifically to the cluster. Even though they're a bit older, they really speed up renders -- plus, they take the load off my Mac Pro so I can work on other projects while rendering.
Do you have a fairly major UPS device with a generator backup? Or do you keep those at your secret lair? That's a wild rack.
I'm in the process of installing a few UPS units in the rack. I have pretty steady power where I live -- on the extremely rare occasion that there is a power outage, it usually only lasts for a couple minutes -- so I don't feel a backup generator is necessary at this point in time.
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