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Eshelmen said:
What speakers are those and what's driving them?
Sub? Kind?
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They are Alesis M1 Active MK2 and they are self powered. I got them used about 20 years ago.
I also have an M-Audio BX 10" Subwoofer under the desk.
here is an older picture showing the sub,
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Oh, a little story about the sub. I bought it used from Sweetwater or some other online music store retailer for $200.
I had it for about a week and I was showing my friend that it has a foot pedal so that you can bypass the sub and send full range to the speakers.
Well, I plugged in the foot pedal and when I activated the bypass one of the speaker channels turned off. Turns out the sub was faulty.

Called up M-Audio since it still had warranty and they said I can send it in for repair, and I asked if they were covering shipping since it was a large heavy box and they said yes.
I sent it to their repair facility and waited. About a month later I called M-Audio about it and they gave me the number to the repair facility.
I called up the repair facility and asked for the status of my sub and they said that they are waiting on the schematics from M-Audio.
I called M-Audio back and told them what the repair facility said and they decided to just send me a brand new sub.
A couple of days later a brand new BX Sub arrives and has been working perfectly since.
 
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Zepher said:
They are Alesis M1 Active MK2 and they are self powered. I got them used about 20 years ago.
I also have an M-Audio BX 10" Subwoofer under the desk.
here is an older picture showing the sub,
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Oh, a little story about the sub. I bought it used from Sweetwater or some other online music store retailer for $200.
I had it for about a week and I was showing my friend that it has a foot pedal so that you can bypass the sub and send full range to the speakers.
Well, I plugged in the foot pedal and when I activated the bypass one of the speaker channels turned off. Turns out the sub was faulty.

Called up M-Audio since it still had warranty and they said I can send it in for repair, and I asked if they were covering shipping since it was a large heavy box and they said yes.
I sent it to their repair facility and waited. About a month later I called M-Audio about it and they gave me the number to the repair facility.
I called up the repair facility and asked for the status of my sub and they said that they are waiting on the schematics from M-Audio.
I called M-Audio back and told them what the repair facility said and they decided to just send me a brand new sub.
A couple of days later a brand new BX Sub arrives and has been working perfectly since.
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Persistence pays off! Well done and congrats!! 👍💪👊
 
cvinh said:
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I'm thinking about going back to 16:9 aspect ratio with the new LG C2. As much as I enjoy 38 inch ultrawide, I think I miss the extra vertical space.
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I've used 43" 4K TVs for years. I value the vertical real estate too much to go back to an ultra wide like yours. Still deciding on the LG C2 42". Almost pulled the trigger about 2 months ago, but bailed at the last minute.
 
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Still don’t know what to do with the Center (the current position is due to the old monitor setup). My desk is height adjustable and would collide with the Center.

Maybe behind the screen? 🤔
 
ssj3rd said:
Still don’t know what to do with the Center (the current position is due to the old monitor setup). My desk is height adjustable and would collide with the Center.

Maybe behind the screen? 🤔
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Nice and clean, I like it. Maybe fashion some sort of post to mount to the desk and have it right above the monitor, or bump up the monitor a little and put it underneath?
 
My humble home office.
Left is 6700k/16gb/rx580/Acer VA27 (and my cat, Cotton, in his favorite chair)
Right is 6700/16gb/rx480/Asus 27EHE
Center 23' LG monitor serves the two rigs, one at a time, via HDMI or DVI-D. I usually keep it on TV or youtube while I work/play.
Old, but still gold.

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scoundrel said:
My humble home office.
Left is 6700k/16gb/rx580/Acer VA27 (and my cat, Cotton, in his favorite chair)
Right is 6700/16gb/rx480/Asus 27EHE
Center 23' LG monitor serves the two rigs, one at a time, via HDMI or DVI-D. I usually keep it on TV or youtube while I work/play.
Old, but still gold.

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Is the middle monitor for the print queue? Looks nice.
 
lobstar said:
No one is talking about this desk. I love it! I currently have a solid core wood door on an Upliftdesk frame but none of the cool stuff going on under and definitely nothing like the keyboard surface on it's own lift. I'd love to know more.
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It's a custom build. I came up with the general design and specs and my father in law built it over 10 years ago, before sit stand desks were something you could readily buy.

The front and back are controlled separately by heavy duty actuators that can handle 800 lbs, the wood is solid oak.

I had separate keyboard and monitor surfaces because looking up at more monitors is a pain in the neck, so in order to accommodate the height without being a pain in the neck they need to go lower than the keyboard. I actually just wanted it to be a little bit height adjustable so when I got other monitors it would be perfect, but ended up making it go full sit stand range because the actuators had enough range in them.
 
sharknice said:
I had separate keyboard and monitor surfaces because looking up at more monitors is a pain in the neck
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EXACTLY! I have over/under ultra wide 34" displays and it really sucks to use the top one. This is the solution I need. I could never recreate the beautiful oak work but I certainly can jankily cobble together some old used junk.
 
sharknice said:
It's a custom build. I came up with the general design and specs and my father in law built it over 10 years ago, before sit stand desks were something you could readily buy.

The front and back are controlled separately by heavy duty actuators that can handle 800 lbs, the wood is solid oak.

I had separate keyboard and monitor surfaces because looking up at more monitors is a pain in the neck, so in order to accommodate the height without being a pain in the neck they need to go lower than the keyboard. I actually just wanted it to be a little bit height adjustable so when I got other monitors it would be perfect, but ended up making it go full sit stand range because the actuators had enough range in them.
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My only concern with the desk is the middle area is lifted. Cramping your leg space? Either you put your feet in front or on top like a foot rest. If that area was cut out wouldn't you have a more comfortable leg area? That way you can stretch out your legs however you want or have a more comfortable footrest if you need to. Right? Maybe I'm just very conscious about leg comfort lol.
 
xDiVolatilX said:
My only concern with the desk is the middle area is lifted. Cramping your leg space? Either you put your feet in front or on top like a foot rest. If that area was cut out wouldn't you have a more comfortable leg area? That way you can stretch out your legs however you want or have a more comfortable footrest if you need to. Right? Maybe I'm just very conscious about leg comfort lol.
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If I just sit normal my feet and legs don't hit it at all, if I recline and stretch out my legs I use it as a foot rest which actually works out great.
 
lobstar said:
EXACTLY! I have over/under ultra wide 34" displays and it really sucks to use the top one. This is the solution I need. I could never recreate the beautiful oak work but I certainly can jankily cobble together some old used junk.
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The thing you need to be careful about is making sure the mouse surface isn't wobbly at all.
 
Lord Magus said:
The upgrade from Alienware AW3821DW IPS LCD to LG C2 42" OLED was as big as going from mechanical HD to SSD.
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Do you notice a difference in ppi like viewing text between the two? alienware has 122 ppi vs the LG's 104
 
My dell 32inch had a dead pixel and was getting older and found this samsung 34inch widescreen for Cheaaaap! I'm getting used to it but I do love my square monitors :D
 

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