Sumajin smartwrap black pro#

Stacy, nice mod! Blue lightbulb paint? Does the apple just pop off or do you have to detach other components to do that? This is where I spend the majority of my time when I am online. (These pictures are a few weeks old, I like to procrastinate.) Note the box to the right where the waiting-to-be-replaced power supply is. He also got a Kodak picture CD (by accident) so now I have. He happened to take pictures of both my iMac setup and where I use my TiBook the majority of the time to waste the roll. My charger is still broken, but my brother took some pictures of my cousin crashed car (he is fine) and there were some extra exposures left. I got my now defunct () $999 indigo way back then. (first $799 mac, 'pro' keyboard and mouse) Yup, that 2000 summer lineup had some nice features and price points. I highly recommend the Griffin iCurve! Made all the difference in the world. I've slid my PowerBook down an inch further to where I can't see the protruding arms.as I'm sitting at my PowerBook, I can't see any trace of the iCurve and it looks like the PowerBook is truly floating 6' or so off my desk! It instantly became a comfortable, fun-to-use computer, and my neck/shoulder pains went away almost instantly! The iCurve, along with an external keyboard, made a HUGE difference in how I used my PowerBook. It simply won't.those little adhesive grips really seem to snag the bottom of the PowerBook! But it's not truly 'stuck on', because you can lift the PowerBook off and the iCurve doesn't come with it. But I've had this iCurve for most of 2004 and I've never once worried about the PowerBook sliding off.

They do include, for worrywart types, two little quarter-sphere 'bumpers' you can stick on the end of the arms, giving a little stopping point, for extra security/peace of mind. Has little 'sticky' pads (not really sticky, just provide awesome grip) built into the arms, and my PowerBook doesn't budge. Yes, sturdy as can be and I wouldn't go back to the 'PowerBook on the desk' days again. Yeah, it's the best $39 I ever spent (well, as far as you guys know.

Sumajin smartwrap black pro#

I don't really need much outboard gear since I do almost everything within Pro Tools.Īlso getting rid of the monitor up front to be replaced by a overhead projector, the two LCDs will be replaced by a 20' Cinema Display since I have no use for the Sonic Solutions system (again, Pro Tools does it all). Currently there is only an unused Dolby SEU4 Encoder (I have a Dolby 563 Surround Encoder on the credenza behind the mix position) and the head unit for the Lynx KCU in that area. The 02R is out and we're dropping in a Digidesign Pro Control () control surface to compliment the Pro Tools|HD system that I run. The stage is going to be upgraded significantly in the future.

That was custom built for the Yamaha 02R digital console and that specific stage. I also like the built in 19' rack spaces at the back, but am I correct when I see that they are only 3 spaces high? NosferaDrew - nice work environment! Did you build that desk with the incline for that specific mixer/editing console (or whatever it is exactly) or can you buy desks such as these with a modifiable space to house any sized mixer/editing console? I was working on the Slavic 5.1 version of Peter Pan () that day. Heh, well actually that's a young boy ThunderPoit. So drew, what kind of movies do you edit, exactly )