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The revamp room project started early this year, when we repainted the house and changed the really old beds.

In terms of needs

1. Lights: My room  has really dim lighting because of the frosted glass design, time for something that functions well, function > form

2. Shelves: My wonder wall has this area where I would wanna set up my DVD/CD racks


4. Server: m-ITX  server to store my data, all my 1 Terabyte of "goodies" are gone, it's years of collection. #FML

5. Blu-ray player: Sold my faulty PS3 and now my blurays are useless




6. LED Full HD TV: Colors are runny on my corners, set  is 5 years old.
7. Sliding door: A Hinged Door require a 90degrees swing empty area which is using my space
8. Speaker stands: My speakers needs to be at least 120cm away to be of full performance and my table is only 120cm long

9. DAC: The Citypulse is a little buggy these days, the PSU is dying I suspect.
10. Tube-Pre-amp: Tubes offer a new dimension to your usual solid-state amps, a pre-amp would allow me to use them on my yammys, with headphone out for my AKG


11. Power conditioner: Considering all the high powered equipments, in order to prolong their lifespans, it'd be best to supply constant sufficient power to them


12. Clock: My room doesn't have a clock, surprised?

13. Fan: My old fan has served me really well but it's old and rusty already



Most items will be put on hold till I'm back from Korea, if not all, people wonder why am I always staying home, I do not understand why we shouldn't considering we are out working 12hrs a day, 5 days a week including transport.

Lots of work,  lots of cash, we'll get there, slowly, bit by bit ~

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