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I very much like my setup.
I like your setup too!
My lovely kitchen <3
Left TV Monitor has been broke for like 6-7 weeks ='( I need to get a new one, pay check next week from new job, so I plan on getting a new one 
! Hooray ^^! But I love my new setup being back at home, new desk and bed, everything is in and has its place, I like it that way -3- Got everything I need, took a while and quite a bit of money to have the entire setup I have now... http://imgur.com/a/Lvc1R
>Picture of when I was home from University, when I was still attending, this is what is was kinda like before I got all my new hardware and setup in general http://i43.tinypic.com/2h3beya.jpg
>And this is what my setup rougher looked like when I was at University, in my room http://i40.tinypic.com/2nlsj6p.jpg
! Hooray ^^! But I love my new setup being back at home, new desk and bed, everything is in and has its place, I like it that way -3- Got everything I need, took a while and quite a bit of money to have the entire setup I have now... http://imgur.com/a/Lvc1R>Picture of when I was home from University, when I was still attending, this is what is was kinda like before I got all my new hardware and setup in general http://i43.tinypic.com/2h3beya.jpg
>And this is what my setup rougher looked like when I was at University, in my room
http://i40.tinypic.com/2nlsj6p.jpgstealthpaw wrote:
I very much like my setup.
Its so clean *-*
Sorry for bad quality stupid iPod
Sorry for horrid picture, iPhone camera can only do so much
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It has been a while, guys.
classy ppy
Classy indeed.
Is that the headquarters of osu! ?
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basically, yes 
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.Should make it a tourist spot, complete with souvenir shops lol
I'm the first to buy the ticketOinari-sama wrote:
Should make it a tourist spot, complete with souvenir shops lol
still using the same mouse?
Is... that Yuyuko on top of your chassis?
That is correct. I should really put her in a better position but I don't like moving her; if her fan falls off it's a pain putting it back.Oinari-sama wrote:
Is... that Yuyuko on top of your chassis?
Dual monitors are great, I could never go back to a single screen. Even better having a 24" monitor for playing on.marcostudios wrote:
2 monitors ç__ç i want them nowYunoWhoItIs wrote:
Only got that tablet yesterday, nice to have buttons and a stylus which works for a change.
wh-what's that on the right, peppy?peppy wrote:
It has been a while, guys.
more importantly, who is this person?
IppE
DamnIppE wrote:
One of the underpaid chinese guys who actually do all the coding while peppy blows all the supporter money on crack and apple devices.
I love your syntax highlighting Dean! Have you worked on it again since your blog post in 2011?peppy wrote:
It has been a while, guys.
Please post an updated pic if u had, it looks soooo guuuud.
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The right is a status board for monitoring every aspect of osu!.Darkkal wrote:
wh-what's that on the right, peppy?
The guy is someone who works at this office, unrelated to osu!. I probably should have removed him for privacy. Let's pretend he's not there.
I haven't updated it actually. It's *that* good. I have made a version for Sublime Text, though, which I may post at some point.ZenoDiac wrote:
I love your syntax highlighting Dean! Have you worked on it again since your blog post in 2011?
Please post an updated pic if u had, it looks soooo guuuud.
I want to know what's being powered by that amp. The RRP is a bit scary.
Fuck me, you powering Stax with that thing?peppy wrote:
It has been a while, guys.
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The m902 was one of the most expensvie pieces of hardware I've bought in my life, but completely worth it. I use it to run my UE900s, UE TripleFi, beyer DT990s and apple earpods (don't underestimate those things when powered with a good amp – they sound quite amazing!). It has travelled with me over the years and served me well.
I actually have two "desktop" setups. Firstly, the one I should be using:
And the one I end up using most of the time:
No regrets.
And the one I end up using most of the time:
No regrets.
I've been curious about the value of using different types of amplifiers with headphones. In the past, I've only tried a few sources and noticed no real difference aside from volume when I used a small FiiO amp (not exactly what you'd call high end). Can't really test any amps at home without blowing a lot of money, plus my headphones are relatively low impedance anyway.peppy wrote:
The m902 was one of the most expensvie pieces of hardware I've bought in my life, but completely worth it. I use it to run my UE900s, UE TripleFi, beyer DT990s and apple earpods (don't underestimate those things when powered with a good amp – they sound quite amazing!). It has travelled with me over the years and served me well.
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fiio vs headphone out (on a macbook, or any other laptop) should be VERY noticeable in quality difference. if you are running a dedicated soundcard (creative / asus) there should be marginally no difference in quality, and the only benefit of getting an external amp would be to reduce noise or increase output levels.
anything above a fiio is so marginal i wouldn't recommend going there until you know you have reason. even then, the highest i would recommend going is a dragonfly – amazing little things.
that said, over the years i have used my m902 to run subwoofers, route multiple audio inputs through – digital and analog, do a-b testing with its dual headphone outputs, and generally make me not worry about loss of quality due to hardware, which always bugged me previously.
anything above a fiio is so marginal i wouldn't recommend going there until you know you have reason. even then, the highest i would recommend going is a dragonfly – amazing little things.
that said, over the years i have used my m902 to run subwoofers, route multiple audio inputs through – digital and analog, do a-b testing with its dual headphone outputs, and generally make me not worry about loss of quality due to hardware, which always bugged me previously.
I can also vouch for the difference, even from going from laptop audio to ASUS' modo audio. However, once I got my Focusrite Scarlett, the difference was amazingly profound. I'd definitely recommend a good external source--it breathes new life into a music collection.
Also, I keep misreading m902 as m980. God damn it, somebody drag him back.
Also, I keep misreading m902 as m980. God damn it, somebody drag him back.
I've been using a Tascam US-122MKII (pictured) because I needed the XLR inputs for recording. No idea how the headphone input compares to a traditional amp though. Oh, and by FiiO, I meant one of their palm-sized pocket amps. Possibly a bootleg since I got it on eBay years ago, but it didn't blow up, so I'm not sure anymore, though I still have it lying around.
I won't be upgrading my audio setup for some time, but I'll bear in mind amplification in the future, particularly on the logistics of a headphone>amp>interface>pc chain versus headphone>interface>pc. The weakest link in my audio setup is easily my noisy fucker of a laptop fan which I will be so happy to be rid of in the future. If there's one thing I miss about my old netbook, it's that it was virtually silent.
I won't be upgrading my audio setup for some time, but I'll bear in mind amplification in the future, particularly on the logistics of a headphone>amp>interface>pc chain versus headphone>interface>pc. The weakest link in my audio setup is easily my noisy fucker of a laptop fan which I will be so happy to be rid of in the future. If there's one thing I miss about my old netbook, it's that it was virtually silent.