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Glowing Vacuum Tube Is Actually a USB Sound Card
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07/01/09
(Brawndo)
07/02/09
BRANDO! IT'S LIKE A MONSTER TRUCK YOU CAN PLUG INTO YOUR USB HUB!
07/01/09
07/02/09
Yeah, if it were orange or even red, I'd probably have bought one. Sure I've never seen a vacuum tube with a circuit board inside it, but that would just be nitpicking - blue light? Just makes it look like anything except what it was designed to look like, lol
07/01/09
Though I have had a problem outputting audio at all at 96000.0 HZ on my receiver. Even though in the past I was able to....
07/01/09
07/02/09
Well, it does explain why he would have to use the optical output. On my MBP, the analog audio out faintly clicks when changing volume, and I can here bleeps and buzzes when the computer is working on something. It's atrocious if you use in-ear headphones.
07/01/09
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07/01/09
Because because because because BECAUSE...
-because of the wonderful things it does! 8D