Building My Ultimate Dream Setup! - Part 1

I finally moved into my new home and now its time to build the sickest gaming setup I have ever done!
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[taz]

I'm so glad ur so happy after awhile.Glad to see the real Ed show.Its been awhile.When ur happy and excited it brings me joy to build my own dream setup.

[MarijanPiano]

The floating desk looks so good damn - this is gonna be a dope series, looking forward to the upcoming parts! 🔥

[friesengarett]

Just letting you know, DO NOT paint the cones on your kefs. They are aluminum drivers, when drivers are made of a soft material you can dye them but with aluminum you will affect sound quality. If i were you if it really bothers you, you could reach out to kef. They make the LS50s in various finishes as well as have different coloured drivers depending on finish. Just order new drivers from kef in your desired finish.

[XaviTheGoatDiscord]

I could tell from the start that this was going to be a Monster of a build! This is amazing, I wish you all the best with your channel, you deserved it.

[banbtw]

Bruh he said “That’s all we gonna do today” and all he did was move the table top from the garage to the room. He low key got me on that one 😂😂

[milehighmike]

Moisture meter is used in case of flooding situations. You can use it to determine the areas where water damage took place in your sheet rock and studs. This is helpful so you don't replace/repair more than what was damaged by the water spill.

[Dumptheclutchevo]

Ed, little tip when finding the studs... the outlet will always be attached to a stud, so there's one right there for sure, and the rest will be every 16" (on center) from there also.

[NeologicStudios]

Hey Edgar, I love the excitement behind the speaker upgrade! The 8k resolution comparison had me grinning because I can remember what it was like discovering the difference in audio clarity when I upgraded my recording studio speakers.

Regarding painting the copper center of the speaker diaphragm, as long as the material is a hard surface (actual metal) you should be okay. Just keep in mind that paint will add some weight to the cone which means the magnetic driver system will have to work harder to move the cone in and out to produce the sound you want to hear. This may result in some high frequency loss, and since this is not the tweeter, it may affect the upper mid-range where the crossover happens between the the main driver produces and the frequencies the tweeter produces. The only way to measure this accurately would be to use a frequency analyzer tool to show a graph. Set up a microphone in the sweet spot (where your head would be when you sit in front of them) and play a “sine sweep” through the speakers. If you do this before and after the paint, you should be able to see the difference in response characteristic the paint adds to the diaphragm.

This will likely be a minimal difference, and you’ll want to make sure you put the microphone in exactly the same spot for both tests. Also, using a measurement microphone (fairly inexpensive) will help the accuracy as well. Message me if you are curious about this and have questions! I’d be happy to help

[bcrawfs]

so excited to see this all unfold. it's just as exciting seeing how passionate and determined you are to make it perfect!

[jkim]

The way he put so much effort and heart into the setup is crazy, man I wish I can get dream setups like you.

[ohSilhouettes]

I’m literally so excited for this series! Looking amazing so far! Huge fan btw! Idek how long I’ve been watching you lol it’s been years.

[HenryYT]

Glad to see ed happy! Hope everything is going well with life!

[massimo]

Omg it’s finally happening I’m so proud of you Ed keep it up man can’t wait to see how it turn out

[perolav]

Daamn, looking forward to follow the progress of this beauty🔥

[somerandomguy]

The desk looks amazing. I can’t wait to see what the final product is.

[gaetanmts]

For the placement of your sff pc, you could attach it under your desk like Optimum Tech did (you can refer to one of his videos). The pc would be “invisible” from the front since it would be under the countertop, it would lead in better temps and less noise overall.

[Ferrest]

Love to see that your happy again you never fail to amaze me with your setups keep up the good work mate 💕

[CybertronK]

I cant even imagine what it will look like keep it up. Youve inspired me to upgrade from my integrated graphics laptop to a pc and good setup when I can, if i can. Great job ed.

[frikkievuiltrens]

I had my old timber front door (1500mm wide x 2100mm high) professionally repurposed into a worktop (1700mm wide x 800mm deep) when we remodeled our house. The door had a lot of character. Then I had a piece of 6mm white (so you don't see the green shine through) safety glass cut (furniture specification) and placed it over the door. It looks incredible and having the old door in my study underneath my gaming setup ads a bit of nostalgia.

[koobsart]

Omg I can already imagine how it will look it looks so amazing 😀😀😀 i can't wait to see the finished product 😄👍👍👍