I am pretty sure someone did at some point (these were banking terminals)JP! wrote: ↑wow, did you rob a bank?
Stuff you just bought
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
- Location: Ontario, Canada
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- JP!
- Location: United States
- Main keyboard: Currently a Model M
- Main mouse: Steel Series Sensei
- Favorite switch: Beam Spring
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- E3E
- Location: United States
- Main keyboard: Blue, Neon Green, Striped Amber, Cream Alps, Topre
- Main mouse: Logitech, Topre
- Favorite switch: Alps, Topre
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When the keyboard is three times the width of the monitor...snuci wrote: ↑Acquired a complete IBM 4704 terminal with F107. It will stay "as is". I am shocked there is no Wiki page for these yet (or am I missing something)? Will have to take more pics for the Wiki.
- wobbled
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: HHKB PD-KB300 Pro 1
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Master 3
- Favorite switch: Topre
- DT Pro Member: 0192
https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Unicomp-IBM-Mo ... cvip-panel
Bought this for the cool keycaps, even if they are pad printed
Bought this for the cool keycaps, even if they are pad printed
- Phenix
- -p
- Location: Germany, Cologne
- Main keyboard: F122, soarer´d|Novatouch-s
- Main mouse: Roccat Kone Pure|Rollermouse
- Favorite switch: BS F|Topre-s
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How much did they cost?XCII wrote:My most recent purchase is a pair of used Hifiman HE400. They're the best sounding headphones I have ever heard. They're "modded" with a Beyerdynamic headband and Beyerdynamic velour pads.
They are amazing [GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES]
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I want to something different than my akg k712 and was looking at either the Huffman he 4xx (220€new) or getting into Stax and getting a Lambda Pro.. the hd650 or the hd6xx is also of interest
Other ideas? Anyone?
- Luna
- Alt255
- Location: Belgium
- Main keyboard: daily rotation
- Main mouse: daily rotation
- Favorite switch: Tealio
- DT Pro Member: 0199
Indeed, you can get the 4XX on Massdrop as well as the HD6XX (same as the HD650) and also HD58X.
I'm partial to Sennheiser, I have everything fom the 580 Precision to the 800S as well as a few of the new, cheaper 5 series. That's what I settled on after a long yourney through much more expensive headphones.
I have never been a fan of planars although I had a few (LCD-2 and LCD-XC). Same for electrostats, I had the 007MkII.
Go for the 650/6XX if you want more bass and a more fun sounding headphone, the 600 if you want it lighter with more emphasis on the highs. Can't tell you about the 58X as I still have to hear it, I ordered it from MD.
Depending on what your use will be (gaming and movies or music mainly) you might consider a 700 for gaming.
The HD660S is great if you don't have a dedicated or powerful amp but if you're using a K712 you should have or you can't get the best out of these. I had the K701, 712 and now the 7XX and these can sound rather dull with inadequate amping. In any case they will always sound more neutral than any of the Senns, the Senns are more musical and enjoyable.
I'm partial to Sennheiser, I have everything fom the 580 Precision to the 800S as well as a few of the new, cheaper 5 series. That's what I settled on after a long yourney through much more expensive headphones.
I have never been a fan of planars although I had a few (LCD-2 and LCD-XC). Same for electrostats, I had the 007MkII.
Go for the 650/6XX if you want more bass and a more fun sounding headphone, the 600 if you want it lighter with more emphasis on the highs. Can't tell you about the 58X as I still have to hear it, I ordered it from MD.
Depending on what your use will be (gaming and movies or music mainly) you might consider a 700 for gaming.
The HD660S is great if you don't have a dedicated or powerful amp but if you're using a K712 you should have or you can't get the best out of these. I had the K701, 712 and now the 7XX and these can sound rather dull with inadequate amping. In any case they will always sound more neutral than any of the Senns, the Senns are more musical and enjoyable.
- XCII
- Location: Danmark
- Main keyboard: Realforce 88U (YA7100)
- Main mouse: XTRFY MZ1 (Zy's Rail)
- Favorite switch: Topre
- DT Pro Member: -
I paid 160€ for themPhenix wrote:How much did they cost?XCII wrote:My most recent purchase is a pair of used Hifiman HE400. They're the best sounding headphones I have ever heard. They're "modded" with a Beyerdynamic headband and Beyerdynamic velour pads.
They are amazing [GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES]
Sendt fra min VTR-L29 med Tapatalk
I want to something different than my akg k712 and was looking at either the Huffman he 4xx (220€new) or getting into Stax and getting a Lambda Pro.. the hd650 or the hd6xx is also of interest
Other ideas? Anyone?
Sendt fra min VTR-L29 med Tapatalk
- Iggy
- Main keyboard: Black IBM Model F122
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Master
- Favorite switch: I dunno.
- DT Pro Member: -
Stuff came in.
The black Model M is for the key caps, just_add_coffee is restoring a F122 for me and I like my boards black. The Cherry Board has Hi-Pro PBT key-caps (linky) . The rest are tools for keyboard figgeting stuff. I was thinking about selling the Cherry board since the purchase was an impulse one, but after feeling the key and the key caps, I'm thinking of keeping it.
Edit;
Just noticed the right Shift-key of the Model M is all whack. Some other legends are crap, too.
The black Model M is for the key caps, just_add_coffee is restoring a F122 for me and I like my boards black. The Cherry Board has Hi-Pro PBT key-caps (linky) . The rest are tools for keyboard figgeting stuff. I was thinking about selling the Cherry board since the purchase was an impulse one, but after feeling the key and the key caps, I'm thinking of keeping it.
Edit;
Just noticed the right Shift-key of the Model M is all whack. Some other legends are crap, too.
- depletedvespene
- Location: Chile
- Main keyboard: IBM Model F122
- Main mouse: Logitech G700s
- Favorite switch: buckling spring
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Colour me envious. Does it work?snuci wrote: ↑Acquired a complete IBM 4704 terminal with F107. It will stay "as is". I am shocked there is no Wiki page for these yet (or am I missing something)? Will have to take more pics for the Wiki.
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
- Location: Ontario, Canada
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- depletedvespene
- Location: Chile
- Main keyboard: IBM Model F122
- Main mouse: Logitech G700s
- Favorite switch: buckling spring
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Ok, NOW I'm envious. Can you telnet with it to some, any Unix server?
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
- Location: Ontario, Canada
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No, it is a proprietary IBM protocol, I imagine. Kishy has some great information on his site at http://kishy.ca/?p=648depletedvespene wrote: ↑Ok, NOW I'm envious. Can you telnet with it to some, any Unix server?
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- Location: Beamspringville
- Main keyboard: 4704
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Pretty sure there's converters you can use to put twinax on the network. We used them when I worked in retail security.snuci wrote: ↑No, it is a proprietary IBM protocol, I imagine. Kishy has some great information on his site at http://kishy.ca/?p=648
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- Location: CZ
- Main keyboard: Kinesis Advantage2, JIS ThinkPad,…
- Main mouse: I like (some) trackballs, e.g., L-Trac
- Favorite switch: #vintage ghost Cherry MX Black (+ thick POM caps)
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More like stuff I've just installed.
Got these M-Audio AV32.1 for cheap about a month ago—for my dad, who was looking to upgrade his awful TV setup. I tested them over a weekend, gave them to him and now he's returned them to me, because the subwoofer almost destroyed his wine glasses on display. OTOH his corgi supposedly loved lying down in front of the subwoofer and howling (to Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother iirc).
They're really bassy, but for me it's a nice change coming from a headphones-only lifestyle.
Got these M-Audio AV32.1 for cheap about a month ago—for my dad, who was looking to upgrade his awful TV setup. I tested them over a weekend, gave them to him and now he's returned them to me, because the subwoofer almost destroyed his wine glasses on display. OTOH his corgi supposedly loved lying down in front of the subwoofer and howling (to Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother iirc).
They're really bassy, but for me it's a nice change coming from a headphones-only lifestyle.
- Blaise170
- ALPS キーボード
- Location: Boston, MA
- Main keyboard: Cooler Master Quickfire Stealth
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
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Three NEC PC-9801V systems, one gray Sharp X68000 system, almost every Squaresoft SQ soundtrack, Chrono Trigger in original box, some other assorted stuff. As for keyboards, also got the following in yesterday:
Sega HKT-4000 (Rubber Dome)
NEC PC-9801V (NEC White Oval)
NEC PC-9801V (NEC White Oval)
NEC PC-9801V (NEC White Oval)
NEC PC-9801V (NEC Black Oval)
NEC PC-9800 (NEC Slider Over Dome)
Epson PCKB4 (Mitsumi Hybrid)
Epson PCKB5 (Rubber Dome)
NEC 125211-003 (NMB Slider Over Dome)
NEC CMP-6DOY7 (NMB Slider Over Dome)
IBM 6113442 (Alps SKCC Green)
And, as always, will need to take better pictures later.
Sega HKT-4000 (Rubber Dome)
NEC PC-9801V (NEC White Oval)
NEC PC-9801V (NEC White Oval)
NEC PC-9801V (NEC White Oval)
NEC PC-9801V (NEC Black Oval)
NEC PC-9800 (NEC Slider Over Dome)
Epson PCKB4 (Mitsumi Hybrid)
Epson PCKB5 (Rubber Dome)
NEC 125211-003 (NMB Slider Over Dome)
NEC CMP-6DOY7 (NMB Slider Over Dome)
IBM 6113442 (Alps SKCC Green)
And, as always, will need to take better pictures later.
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Got some stuff at the flea market! A 1.7 ghz Pentium 4, a bionicle game (for my EVM Lego PC game collection) and a freebie metal warning sign!
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- Blaise170
- ALPS キーボード
- Location: Boston, MA
- Main keyboard: Cooler Master Quickfire Stealth
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0129
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Those Sony keys look pretty cool!
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
- Location: Ontario, Canada
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Never thought I would find something like this. An unassembled Cromemco JS-1 Joystick Console. Complete with unopened pouches (that I can't open without cutting the bag) Cherry M61-0100 switches and appropriate double-shot key caps. This joystick is similar to Pyrelink's here.
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- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: Filco
- Main mouse: Steelseries
- Favorite switch: Futaba
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- Noobmaen
- Location: Bonn, Germany
- Main keyboard: FC660M MX Brown, HHKB, IBM6580
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Beamspring, Vintage MX brown, Cap. BS
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Today I finally received the Keytronic APL foam and foil keyboard. It uses the old PCB mounted switch type with the square stem, the shift lock switch is even magnetic reed. The key feel is quite smooth and surprisingly light (apart from the space bar which has over 150g bottom out weight and the remainder of the bottom row which is also somewhat stiff), similar to mx black, I measured key travel to be about 5.1mm. As expected, the foam has completely degraded and compressed, which probably causes the absence of mushiness. In my restoration I plan to use springs for the capacitive sensing, in order to avoid the mushy feeling.
The keycaps look much darker in person, the pictures really don't do them justice. Will take better & more pictures once I begin with the restoration.
The keycaps look much darker in person, the pictures really don't do them justice. Will take better & more pictures once I begin with the restoration.
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Very cool find, Noobamen! Will you convert it after the restoration?
- Noobmaen
- Location: Bonn, Germany
- Main keyboard: FC660M MX Brown, HHKB, IBM6580
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Beamspring, Vintage MX brown, Cap. BS
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Yes, I should have worded that better; I plan on tracing the matrix and installing some sort of cap sense controller to convert it to USB.
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
- Location: Ontario, Canada
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Thanks for pointing that one out!arkanoid wrote: ↑https://www.ebay.de/itm/312093444282
I think this is for you if you don't have one already!
I would be all over that if it wasn't in Europe Shipping would be a killer.