There's a whole crap load of them in the OP, unless you can't see them. If that's the case, please let me know, I'll host them off of my remote server instead of a free host.
It's a TSX-502. It was made sometime in the nineties or early 2000's. I've still got the owners manual and remote for it. It power two Sony floor speakers and two Sony Rears, no center or sub right now.
Was bought for $100 off of craigslist like four or five years ago.
An update of sorts....
Last night I went ahead and flushed out everything a few times. Here's what came out:
So some stuff came out. Then I flushed it in the sink for a bit and a TON more stuff came out, almost as much as when I flushed it when I first got it. So I filled it back up with...
I actually don't sweat a lot. How ever the vinyl on these palm rests makes your hands sweat like a bitch if you play for long periods of time. There's just no way for your hands to really breath at all.
Luckily I've got a dyson so clean up was kind of a non issue. I did take it out side to blow the dust out though after vacuuming the bulk of it.
It's my guess that no one has ever done that. The block is copper and the rad is aluminum. Blue corrosion came out of both. For the money, I'm not...
Nope, it was my old one. The one I replaced the piece on was my new one. The old one uses the old wireless adapter while the newer one uses the unify adapter.
Tired of that vinyl palm rest getting sweaty during a heated battle? Well you can do something about it!
Using the material of your choice you can recover that palm rest to match your rig, your computer chair, or anything you'd like.
For this write up I'll be using a Logitech K305, which...
Well I figured since I plan on buying a whole new loop for my system soon it's time to get my hands back in practice of working with water cooling gear. The last water cooled rig I had was back in the days of my Pentium 4 extreme. Oddly enough, this cooler was meant to cool that socket, not the...