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Problem is, now I've got the paradox of choice where there are so many possible options I'm paralysed from actually doing anything whilst I assess them all! Eventually I reached out to someone at the company and they made this recommendation: Based on all the information you provided Adam, I’d recommend checking out the RØDE Broadcaster. This was pleasing because firstly, all the feedback was very positive regardless of the model and secondly, it's an Aussie brand (regardless of the funny letter in the name) and particularly in this dire economic time, I love the idea of supporting local. Although there was a trend - people love RØDE. Often, a particular product stands out above all others when I ask a question like this (for example, Ubiquiti when I rebuilt my home network years ago), but not this time. Any recommendations for a high-end replacement? - Troy Hunt June 12, 2020 My trusty RE320 seems to have died after more than 5 years of (very!) active duty. This was painful, primarily because there were so many responses when I reached out and asked people for guidance: If you want to do some sleuthing, it's featured in this office style profile page and I believe it's called the 'Loren' desk. Loads of people have said they love the desk and asked where I got it, it came from Domayne in Australia but obviously more than a decade ago now and I can't see it on their current catalogue. It's a solid, sturdy unit and just like the chair, it'll last another decade yet too. The desk is the same one too and I find it just the right size to fit everything I need on the main part (which is precisely 2m wide), and secondary stuff such as a laptop and iPad on the return you see on the right. I've replaced some foam and that's it this chair is probably the single best investment I've made in my workspace and if I write another post a decade from now, I expect I'll still be sitting on it. I commented in the original post that a good chair was well worth the spend and I'm still sitting on the same Herman Miller Aeron as I type this. I'll start with the easy bit because none of this has changed:

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How old was that again?Īlright, almost 8 years of life for a PC that's rarely ever even been turned off, that's a good innings! Time to rebuild from scratch, here's what I've done: Furniture I'd had a bunch of issues with the BIOS losing settings on reboot too so a long time back, I actually snapped a few pics of the setup so I'd never forget it.

Eventually I worked out it was actually a pump in the water-cooling system and shortly after, I started getting thermal shutdowns. No problem, I'll just replace the fan except. Then the PC itself started sounding really unhappy, like the bearings in a fan had gone. First it was my trusty Electro-Voice RE320 from 5 years ago that saw me through so many Pluralsight courses, webcasts, interviews, etc.

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Moving forward, last month I started suffering a series of equipment failures. Truth be told, that was originally written as an internal blog post at my old corporate job, largely because I wanted to demonstrate that a lot of thought had gone into my home workspace and consequently, I should spend more time working from there instead of from my windowless corporate office. More than a decade ago, I wrote about building the ultimate home office.

Then I started thinking it sounds a bit obnoxious anyway so maybe it wasn't really that relevant (yet somehow, here we are.) until eventually, I thought 'stuff it, let's just write about the computer bits'. I was searching around for a quote along the lines of you only being as good as the tools you use and somehow, I ended up down this rabbit hole of painters quotes and carpenters quotes and stuff about artists and their brushes.