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Normie replied

22 February 2013, 11:52
Originally posted by stek View Post

I have a pSeries, Sun X4200, Sun X4200M2 and a Sun T2000 in my State of the Art Shed, all balanced on pink washing basket. Honest! It's quite study, but I think I'll follow the link and upgrade!

Do you need any memory for your Sun servers? I've got a box full of 1G sticks - PC2/5300 DDR2 667 CL5 ECC.

All left over from some upgrades I did recently.
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SupremeSpod replied

22 February 2013, 08:04
Do they do a miniature version for my Raspberry Pi's?
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doodab replied

21 February 2013, 21:54
Originally posted by stek View Post

I have a pSeries, Sun X4200, Sun X4200M2 and a Sun T2000 in my State of the Art Shed, all balanced on pink washing basket. Honest! It's quite study, but I think I'll follow the link and upgrade!

Plus there are some things in the pink washing basket I want.

Just realised this is probably not rackable servers but basically stereos and music-centres....

The front panel dimensions are the same but servers & IT gear tends to be a lot deeper
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stek replied

21 February 2013, 21:46
Originally posted by doodab View Post

I have a lot of rackable stuff, mostly stacked on stick on rubber feet instead of racked in the cheap ass metal racky thing I bought, which is sitting dismantled behind the wardrobe.

19 inch walnut racks for audio gear by mixingtable.com

I have a pSeries, Sun X4200, Sun X4200M2 and a Sun T2000 in my State of the Art Shed, all balanced on pink washing basket. Honest! It's quite study, but I think I'll follow the link and upgrade!

Plus there are some things in the pink washing basket I want.

Just realised this is probably not rackable servers but basically stereos and music-centres....
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mudskipper replied

21 February 2013, 21:46
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

er, which, of course, are lovely too.
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Cliphead replied

21 February 2013, 21:39
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Walnut reminds me of old men in Jags.
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mudskipper replied

21 February 2013, 21:38
Stainless steel ftw.

Walnut reminds me of old men in Jags.
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minestrone replied

21 February 2013, 21:35
Originally posted by administrator View Post

Very nice! Walnut is a lovely wood. Might have to get my JV1080 out of retirement just to get one

I have a JV-1080 somewhere, with orchestra expansion pack.
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administrator replied

21 February 2013, 21:28
Very nice! Walnut is a lovely wood. Might have to get my JV1080 out of retirement just to get one
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Cliphead replied

21 February 2013, 20:28
I have the same, good find!
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doodab started a topic IWOOT

21 February 2013, 20:16
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I have a lot of rackable stuff, mostly stacked on stick on rubber feet instead of racked in the cheap ass metal racky thing I bought, which is sitting dismantled behind the wardrobe.

19 inch walnut racks for audio gear by mixingtable.com
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