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I think I remember reading that the emfz supports encryption in hardware but the edfz doesn't? Vendor: WDC Product: WD140EMFZ-11A0WA Revision: 0A81 User Capacity: 14,000,519,643,136 bytes [14.0 TB] Logical block size: 512 bytes Physical block...

Last bunch of these I bought were EMFZ, these were EDFZ

I just picked up the steelseries apex pro. The per key adjustable sensitivity is a thing of beauty. The switches feel like mx speeds. Really liking this keyboard coming from the k70 rapidfire. So many less typos now.

In my ~25 years of experience with raids, I've hard far less issues with true software raids. The only raids I've lost were from PEC controllers. I've had issues with hardware controllers locking up under heavy IO (3ware 9650) that took them months of troubleshooting and me fighting with them...

bout 15tb on em so far, no complaints. The ds1618+ is nice, no issues with the drives, got sab, sonarr, and radarr running in containers on it. not going to hesitate to add 2 more when available.

Nah I meant software issues like PEC controllers horking a raid and not being able to recover, but those fall into the garbage category. They're still initializing. I don't think these have any trouble in the synology unit. It hasn't complained about anything yet

I figured you were talking about controller software issues. If a controller fails, replace the controller, and generally all is well. If there's a cable issue, there will be crc errors and the controller should report. waiting for next sale to have some staggered spin up times for the last...

Then you're working with garbage controllers. Even linux md is quite reliable and avoids the 'black box' of a controller failure scenario all together.

grabbed 4 and a ds1618+. Going to run SHR2 and add another couple of drives next time there's a sale.

After going through 3 K70 MK2 rapidfires, I'm back on the MK1. The repeating keys drove me crazy. No issues like that on the MK1. Still hunting for a keyboard :( Wanting something like the new logitech 815 clicky, except with a decent wrist rest and not spring bar keys.

Get a colorimeter and displaycal

I just tried one of these. Didn't feel too bad, but the clicky version clicks on the way down and the way up due to click bar. On the plus side, no clack on the way up or down.

The enclosure will do just fine with the um18, as has been proven many times. It's about 11 cubic feet net internal volume. Assuming nothing in music is below 36hz is naive just because of a bass guitar. Get out with that nonsense. It's not like these are being used just for music either...

The enclosure is tuned to 16hz, so that's going to be ground plane.

Everything in this post is pretty much rubbish. That said, this isn't a deal. The um18-22 was just on sale for $235 like 3 weeks ago.

Yep. Now I'm on one of the logitech solar powered ones. Gotta say this thing has taken some serious abuse in my shop. I'm amazed it's still going. I had a key pop off at some point and logitech sent me an entirely new kb to replace it instead of just a key.... I just got a key off ebay to...

I used the rosewill clear ones on the k70 mk1. I had like a dozen leftover that I put on some keys of the mk2 lp. Prime delivering a new set on Monday so I can finish it off. They're soft and about 2mm thick. It feels like it's smoothing up slightly after more use? The overall feel aside...

The k70 mk1 takes almost no pressure to activate. The mk2 low profile takes a good deal more. I think it's breaking in, but it's taking it's time about it. Will continue using it for a bit and see if it improves the rest of the way. The reason I'm having to hit the keys harder is because...

Got one of the low profile rapidfire mk2 k70s. I have the original rapidfire k70 as well. I used the mk2 for a day and I'm back to the original. The key presses are not smooth and it feels like it requires a good deal more effort to type on. I noticed fatigue much sooner with the new low...

wasn't even bgp related. 7:43 PM EST: We were previously told that NETSCOUT felt a BGP routing issue was the cause of this outage. We are now being told that this BGP Routing issues was not related to the outage.

rough. color shift is suck. I can't go back.

Acer XF270HU. IPS, 144hz, freesync, 1440p

Would prefer local pickup. On Long Island, NY. It's heavy, but will ship at buyers expense. $230 sold

Came here to say this... can't take anyone who masters something that clips seriously :(

That dude is running his subs in his basement.... except he listens on the floor above... facepalm...

would be nice to have a good 18 to recommend to people... i just hope they have more motor force than the ht1, which is pretty weak. rofl, did you see their motor came apart on some neo driver in another thread? bolts too short.... least they're making it right

xmech is around 45mm, which is nice for the low end, but the upper end is not so great. Even more so, an 18 only needs 30mm excursion for same displacement, and a 21 only need about 22mm. It's an interesting driver for small sealed enclosures, but otherwise there are much better options.

rofl, the mms on those is silly high.

xbl^2 was designed by Dan Wiggins. Thilo's was LMS

There were rumors he was going to be working with monoprice on their subs, but I don't think that happened. Last I knew he was working with Tymphany.

I've recently heard that Thilo has something in the works again.. but this is the second time I've heard that, so who knows..

It was forever ago, not a big deal as Kevin ended up taking care of it so I wasn't out anything but some shipping. That batch killed exodus :( Thanks China... He actually asked for them to be destroyed and not repaired. I replaced them with something better anyway...

No, the problem was in the motor itself. They were scrap. The shorting rings were not properly glued inside. The off-axis in general on the b&w is bad. This is due to component choice and crossover frequency. The resonances are from the transducer itself, not the enclosure. The surround...

RIP Maelstroms.... Kevin got screwed hard.... built these for a friend, dual-opposed 18s, under 1.5k built these for another friend... 4x b&c 21s tuned to 16hz to fit behind his curved screen, or they'd be a bit larger...

... 10k for 4x 15s in sonotubes... oooook lol. So which woofers did he use in those? Last I was aware they were all coming from a small shop in cn. In the EU there are great mfrs like B&C, 18sound, and others, oh well I guess.

They're pretty bad. Great Abbey road uses it, but they're not in the majority of studios, not even close. Maybe you need to read a little more on what makes a good speaker. Try the works of Olive and Toole. The 800D has bad on and off axis response and ranks low in blind testing for this...

lol, no, they're not. The only time B&W end up in studios is for marketing stunts. Most studios will be using active monitors from JBL, Genelec, etc. Their FR is bad, their off axis is bad, dynamics, time alignment, etc. none good.

Anything compared to b&w will sound good ;)

If you think you're hearing any artifacts from dacs at these levels you're nuts.