That's absolutely not true. There are many things on a turn table that can affect the sound. Now is a 10k turn table worth it? To me no.
Man, 10k worth of things? Hellllls no! You know how many action figures and statues you can buy with that!
Hey I agree but I've seen turn tables for a couple hundred thousand. So someone must think it's worth it.
Holy fuckin cannoli. I had zero idea this was a thing. 230k Turntable. Wow.
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Yeah that's not even the one I saw lol. It's insane.Holy fuckin cannoli. I had zero idea this was a thing. 230k Turntable. Wow.
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My guess is the contact high at the door would drop you into a fetal position 2 paces in the door. Is a cool tent though.
How is it with the wrist/forearm sliding across it for extended gaming sessions? Aside from potential sweat issues (my computer room is much warmer than the rest of the house, of course), I could see it being a bit harsher than a cloth one like I have, but I'll probably have to buy another one in a year or two at this rate, whereas like you said, this is probably the last one you'd ever need. I see they have arm pads and shit; not really sure I want to have to gear up every time I use it, but I'm intrigued by the overall concept.
It depends on what your desktop is made out of, for one thing. If you really care about precise response and such (I don't really), an uneven surface is terrible. The more uniform the surface, the more precise your 360 noscopes will be, or something. But even without caring about games that much, most surfaces just suck for reliable mouse movement. Unetched glass is almost impossible to use, and a lot of corporate and/or home desktops are glass. So instead of buying a waifu titty mousepad that restricts you to a 6" space, people started buying larger cloth mats that do the same thing but give you a larger area, and then eventually ones that also go under your keyboard to prevent slipping, give you something slightly padded to rest your forearms on, or just look nice. A glass one with micro-etching is just the ultimate extension of all that (minus the soft padding), pretty much.
