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On this site I'm seeing keyboard overlays that are covering the '7' Return and key next to it making it look like a reverse L.
Just learn the keys, it only takes 25 years :)
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Luddite!
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You're basically buying that if it runs right? :)
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I don't think its a problem other than time/cost of materials. Sometimes 3mm hardboard is tricky to countersink accurately. You'll want to be using a countersinking bit, if you have one with a depth stop it speeds the job up a lot.
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I've been pretty convinced by active monitors for quite a while. The shorter distance between amp and driver helps the designers. The idea that mixing and matching amps and speakers is the path to Nirvana might just be an audiophile pipe dream, it can cost a fortune too.
Biggest problem with actives is the power cord.
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It seems to be good enough for the majority. Probably beats ply on price/availability. You might want to get a stapler of some type. Depends if you have compressor but there are plenty of manual types.
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It's pretty normal practice. Usually stapled down, it also saves the carpet blackening from air blowing through the gaps in the boards. I don't lift a lot of carpets but pretty much all of the ones I have recently have had this under the underlay.
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I don't think there's much wrong with the cd quality stuff on Tidal. The mastering of a release would make more difference above CD quality. That's what I'm waiting for, a bit more transparency on the mastering. Although I'm not a fan of MQA there's a solid reason for authenticating a studio master these days.
Listening to Spirit Of Eden for the first time. I'd never moved past The Colour Of Spring.
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It's a carpenter or joiners job!
I don't like doing them because new doors need a fair bit of time to settle in and they can warp due to the different interior/exterior temperature and humidity. Most doors should be stored on site for a while to acclimatise to the humidity and spring is a good time to fit them.
I would say fitting a lock is easy if you are only aiming to do an average job! Since most locks in London seem to have been fitted by carpenters with blunt chisels.
If you don't buy it I might!!