afgavinstan wrote:I'm definitely up for a expansion card in the new year btw.
Hodge360 wrote:Only seeing this now after your post in the Xbox thread. Like Gav, new year sounds good for expansion.
Kazuo wrote:I'd take one of those expansions as well Syph. Been on my list to get one for a while.
optimark_prime wrote:I’d certainly be interested in a SSD expansion card too, please.
Syph79 wrote:optimark_prime wrote:I’d certainly be interested in a SSD expansion card too, please.
You're on the list
(not that list, before you ask)
Syph79 wrote:afgavinstan wrote:I'm definitely up for a expansion card in the new year btw.Hodge360 wrote:Only seeing this now after your post in the Xbox thread. Like Gav, new year sounds good for expansion.Kazuo wrote:I'd take one of those expansions as well Syph. Been on my list to get one for a while.
All noted, guys. I'll keep a list of people interested and reach out to you in the new year with a plan and a pricing structure. As I said, the more people in, the cheaper it should work out.
Dark Soldier wrote:I don't need one but just dropping in to say you're a don Syph
Unlikely wrote:Another five star review for Syph from me.
Diluted Dante wrote:Syph, what would you recommend as something to start on to see if this repair lark is for you? I've liked messing around with PC's, but not sure about consoles.
Diluted Dante wrote:Syph, what would you recommend as something to start on to see if this repair lark is for you? I've liked messing around with PC's, but not sure about consoles.
Ed_Flanders wrote:I'm really enjoying this thread, thanks.
I started by replacing a couple of broken headphone plugs to get my feet wet. It's relatively easy and very rewarding when you get the hang of it. I'd recommend Neutrik plugs.
I also soldered the switches on my new diy keyboard, which was much easier than fixing broken stuff.
Moot_Geeza wrote:Is this a thread for general badger fixing of things/projects and so on, or specificallyWesley PegdenSyph's shed?
I've got a pair of AKG K550 wired headphones that I'm reluctant to chuck away, because in terms of bang for buck they're probably the best headphones I've ever had (they weren't mega expensive for mid range cans - £105 iirc, but they suited my listening habits perfectly when I first started dabbling with lossless audio). The ear pad bits are in an absolute pickle though - first the material started disintegrating, then there wasn't enough coverage to stop the green foam underneath from sliding all over the place. Not pretty, but they still work perfectly (as in the sound comes out from where it should, but the foam is hanging by a literal thread).
Would much rather they went to a loving home than the dump, but [here comes the technical bit] the ear cushions would need to be completely re-skinned. Free to a tinkerbadger + postage anyway.
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