Restoring Speakers
Seems like everything I have is hitting that age where things just sort of wear out and deteriorate. Case in point, I recently reactivated my home office “battlestation,” a slab of tempered glass (similar to GLASHOLM , but different) that used to be part of an IKEA desk-type-thing (a couple of FINNVARD trestles ), sitting atop a pair of HON filing cabinets. It was equipped with: An Ergotron Neo-Flex Combo Lift Stand An old Dell 2007WFP (1680x1050, with VGA/DVI/Composite/S-Video connections, I’ve had it probably 13 years?) Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX-certified speakers that, when working properly, sound incredible . A circa-2018 SpaceSaver M that already has two repair stickers on it, and is giving me double 't' characters periodically when I hit that key, sigh (on the flip side, I’m really loving the Keychron K2 hot-swappable with the Kailh Box Navy switches ...) But. The Dell monitor would flash on for a second or so (just long enough to see it was producing a picture from the