neosoul
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Saw This And Thought It Was Ingenious
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bba1973
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Aside from his earbud choice, it's really neat. Does it float?
mattcalf
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Neat! He got all 'Captain Ødegård' on that 'pod!
BabyPig
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Cool! But wouldn't this mod made the wheel a bit hard to use?
The wheel is one of iPod attraction to me!
The wheel is one of iPod attraction to me!
BabyPig
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Wow, I've read his discription:
"I ended up shaving the clickwheel to only a couple millimetres thick, and the ipod's sensor picks up the signal no worries."
Great man...... shaving it to a couple millimetres.........
"I ended up shaving the clickwheel to only a couple millimetres thick, and the ipod's sensor picks up the signal no worries."
Great man...... shaving it to a couple millimetres.........
mrarroyo
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Amazing stuff, the person must have lots of patience and ability to work w/ wood at such a precission level. Nice, very nice!
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Very sweet stuff.
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looks very very very nice, not sure its the most practical thing in the world though
qusp
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very nice woodwork, but it seems he does not care for audio quality as he is still using the stock ibuds. very impractical and would be terribly fragile. I wonder if the laptop in the picture is his next victim
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Good observation about the buds, but he compensated for that with aged Italian spruce he used for the internal ciircuit board that he made sure had the "Tap Tone" he was looking for before closing things back up, The buds are actually not electrical connections but acoustical ports.
| Originally Posted by qusp /img/forum/go_quote.gif very nice woodwork, but it seems he does not care for audio quality as he is still using the stock ibuds. very impractical and would be terribly fragile. I wonder if the laptop in the picture is his next victim
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Good observation about the buds, but he compensated for that with aged Italian spruce he used for the internal ciircuit board that he made sure had the "Tap Tone" he was looking for before closing things back up, The buds are actually not electrical connections but acoustical ports.
D_4_Dog
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all he needs now is a pair of rs2/1s... amazing work
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Agreed!
| Originally Posted by D_4_Dog /img/forum/go_quote.gif amazing work |
Agreed!
perhaps not terribly practical, but its beautiful, and something id definitely consider if i had the skills and patience for a dying mini.
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Very nice! There is just 'something' about this wooden gear...
buddhashenglong
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Damn, I want to try that except I haven't done any wood working in about 20 years. I wonder if he knows about the CF mod.
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