Reply 1320 of 2317, by wirerogue
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wrote:damn so period correct! have those same speakers as well! legendary
i have the subwoofer too. the whole set is nos.
wrote:damn so period correct! have those same speakers as well! legendary
i have the subwoofer too. the whole set is nos.
I need to hook up my 4.1 surround to my main desktop PC sometime.
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So I finally have a part of a basement room to myself (because we now do have a basement, yay!) and would like to build my retro corner in there. However, I am looking for creative ways of stacking / connecting monitors / PCs / other retro hardware as well as any other cool ideas. For example when watching retrobattlestations reddit I have found some nice kvm switch solutions and the idea to hang period-correct ads of the hardware on the wall (neat!). So perhaps I can learn something from your retro corners as well - please share how you've set up your VOGONS corners?
wrote:wrote:damn so period correct! have those same speakers as well! legendary
i have the subwoofer too. the whole set is nos.
What's the model # for the subwoofer?
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Very nice. Clean, ordered. I like it. These other photos, however - you really do have a s**tton of old hardware, man! It looks like a small warehouse!
wrote:wrote:wrote:damn so period correct! have those same speakers as well! legendary
i have the subwoofer too. the whole set is nos.
What's the model # for the subwoofer?
its the ACS160.
wrote:Very nice. Clean, ordered. I like it. These other photos, however - you really do have a s**tton of old hardware, man! It looks like a small warehouse!
Merged topic.
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wrote:its the ACS160.
Thanks!
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wrote:wrote:Very nice. Clean, ordered. I like it. These other photos, however - you really do have a s**tton of old hardware, man! It looks like a small warehouse!
If I could, I would use 2 desks along 2 adjacent walls and put up one of my IBM XT's and a system for my SC-88. Since that is not possible, I chose my 386 and MT-32. One day maybe I'll replace it with an all-in-one AMD K6 PC....
Hmmmm yes, I have too much hardware I know 🙁 It got even more this weekend!
My retro collection: too much...
wrote:wrote:Very nice. Clean, ordered. I like it. These other photos, however - you really do have a s**tton of old hardware, man! It looks like a small warehouse!
Merged topic.
Thanks. I did use the search function, as I vaguely remembered there was such thread here already. I just couldn't find it ("computing area" - argh, haven't thought about that one!). Sorry for the trouble.
wrote:Very nice. Clean, ordered. I like it. These other photos, however - you really do have a s**tton of old hardware, man! It looks like a small warehouse!
Hah! With that setup, I would dress the place up like a 90s computer shop that I got to live in. 😀 I would even make a little sign for the PC... "386" as bold negative space in a bunch of thick parallel colored lines .. "$1500". 🤣
wrote:Nothing fancy so far but my PC room is about to get some neon, Tron poster etc... 😀
gasp... what a tidy collection ^^ I'd call that fancy.
Thanks. I like to organise my stuff so that I don't have to look for too long :p
I am lucky that I have a big attic in this house haha.
My retro collection: too much...
My main computer is a 2018 Mac mini (6-core i5, 32GB RAM, 512GB internal SSD) barely visible under the left display.
The displays are a 4K 24-inch LG (on the right) and a Lenovo ThinkVision which is about 20 inch in size (1440x900). I plan to get an eGPU for the Mac mini as soon as funds allow.
I'm also going to replace the Lenovo display with a modern 22-inch FullHD monitor (probably Iiyama) and use the Lenovo for my upcoming retro build.
Although Lenovo is the wrong aspect ratio, it supports 75Hz in all resolutions and its built-in scaler is passable.
Just a temporary setup... test and tune night. Enjoy
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Pentium3 1400s/ Asus Tusl2-c / Kingston 512mb pc133 cl2 / WD 20gb 7200rpm / GeForce3 Ti-500 64mb / Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 SB0100 / 16x dvdrom / 3.5 Floppy / Enermax 420w / Win98se
Here's my home desk. Nothing fancy, just a MacBook Pro "13 (2013), a RaspBerry Pi3 and a Rubik's Cube...
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I will be moving in a few months, so this lair of mine will soon become the thing of the past 😀
wrote:I will be moving in a few months, so this lair of mine will soon become the thing of the past 😀
I spy with my little eye a nice Schneider monitor. 😀 A fellow man of culture.