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bunnspecial

macrumors G3
May 3, 2014
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6,497
Kentucky
If he ruins it, I'll personally buy and ship him a new Mac, like this one. Which one matches pink peddles best?

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I'd go with Dalmation or Flower Power("Strawberry" is probably closest to pink).
 

MatthewLTL

macrumors 68000
Jan 22, 2015
1,684
18
Rochester, MN
The pink pedal thing is going to make his head explode and that will ruin a perfectly good eMac. I really don't want this thread to cause the loss of a nice old Mac.
The eMac will be used til the day it dies of natural causes/old age. I am waiting to use it until i can get more RAM for it.
Forget about the eMac-he might ruin the dual 1.25 MDD, and that would be a crime(admittedly, I have over 60 PPC Macs, and I hate the infernal MDDs...)
The eMac is more useful to me than the MDD at this point. The MDD is rarely used anymore. Once I get a better GPU for it i'll use it more.
If he ruins it, I'll personally buy and ship him a new Mac, like this one. Which one matches pink peddles best?

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LOL Like a G3 is even usable anymore!
It's originally a UK car. UK number plate dates it as Aug 1971 - July 1972.
Why keep the UK Number plates on it?
Finished the lawn in 45 seconds.
LOL!
 

bunnspecial

macrumors G3
May 3, 2014
8,353
6,497
Kentucky
I use my old iMac G3 in my garage for iTunes.

The slot loaders have superb speakers.

If you really want to wake the up, hunt down the Harmon-Kardon iSub. It was designed to work with the iMacs, and OS 9(as well as OS X up to 10.4, which is the newest any iMac will run) is smart enough that it filters all the low frequency sounds out through the iMac speakers. The net effect is that it makes the volume louder and tremendously increases the quality of sound.

I use an iSub with my Quicksilver G4 along with the "eyeball" Pro Speakers. I had to manually add in the kexts to support it in Leopard, but it complements those speakers well also(plus the "jellyfish" enclosure looks right at home with the overall aesthetics of the Quicksilver, acrylic Cinema display, and "eyeball" speakers). On the highest setting(which I don't use) it will rattle the windows, but on lower settings it provides a much more subtle but very complementary effect.
 

MatthewLTL

macrumors 68000
Jan 22, 2015
1,684
18
Rochester, MN
Much like Daewoos and eMacs I'd think.
A car is a car. my eMac is far more usable than my PowerMac. But that is a different topic of itself and on a different forum.
Not my car. Don't ask me!
sorry my bad.
The slot loaders have superb speakers.

If you really want to wake the up, hunt down the Harmon-Kardon iSub. It was designed to work with the iMacs, and OS 9(as well as OS X up to 10.4, which is the newest any iMac will run) is smart enough that it filters all the low frequency sounds out through the iMac speakers. The net effect is that it makes the volume louder and tremendously increases the quality of sound.

I use an iSub with my Quicksilver G4 along with the "eyeball" Pro Speakers. I had to manually add in the kexts to support it in Leopard, but it complements those speakers well also(plus the "jellyfish" enclosure looks right at home with the overall aesthetics of the Quicksilver, acrylic Cinema display, and "eyeball" speakers). On the highest setting(which I don't use) it will rattle the windows, but on lower settings it provides a much more subtle but very complementary effect.

There is a iSub? o_O

Now BACK on the topic of cars. The Daewoo is going in Monday to get the brakes fixed.
 

jamin00

macrumors 6502a
Apr 14, 2012
616
168
Essex, UK.
How does it drive? I've always wanted an Audi s or BMW M3, but so expensive , even used.
Put it this way, got my first A5 a year ago, a 2.0T which was quite quick at just under 300bhp and I loved it. Fantastic car, looks great, solid and reliable.

Then 2 months ago came so close to getting a brand new RS5 but so glad believe it or not that I went for the S5 V6T. 3 days after getting it I had it mapped to 422bhp and that really brought it too life. What a weapon. Smooth yet so much grunt. Then the other week I got it mapped to a stage 2 with a SC pulley upgrade which transformed it again. Such a pleasure to drive with its ultra slick DSG gearbox and double clutch system.

I could not recommend it highly enough. I chose this over the new M4, C63, RS5 etc. and I'm glad I did. Running costs are good for what it is, tax and insurance is great too and it's fast, I mean FAST. I have not timed it since doing the stage 2 but apparently they claim 3.7 0-60 and 175 top end. Not timed it since doing the stage 2 yet but it was 4.4 on a stage 1.

And they look exceptional ;)
 

2298754

Cancelled
Jun 21, 2010
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Ooh cars. My recent hobby :) becoming a real addict.

Got this S5 recently and now made it into a wolf in sheep clothing ;)

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Gorgeous car! I've always wanted an S5 with the 3.0T. As much as I love the growl of the V8, the 6 cylinder is a better power plant.
 
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jamin00

macrumors 6502a
Apr 14, 2012
616
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Essex, UK.
Thanks

They are and they have done a great job on the interior on this too. The seats are stunning, prob my fave bit about it :)
 
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