Who else here ordered the Flux Capacitor from Factory Entertainment?
I just got it the other day and overall it's a really nice piece. Nice and heavy though the Stahlin case doesn't appear to be made out of metal it still feels nice and heavy and sturdy.
The LED lights for the flux capacitor itself (right name?) are really nice, they appear to be very similar to what the tube lights originally used looked like. Maybe the color is a little off, not as warm potentially. But does not look like a series of LEDs.
There is an LED strip on the inside which is not very screen accurate. But not sure what they used on the actual screen used units there. Same thing with the 4 LED lights at the back of the case. They also appear to not be very screen accurate, since they LED for one and not sure if the original had lights there... Does anyone know?
The controls on the side are tastefully done. Although, If I were to choose I would have wanted them at the bottom of the box, hidden out of sight... But not sure if that would be possible on a technical level...
Overall a nice piece I have to say. With the Stahlin case costing upwards of $300 to source and then all the other materials and the build itself this does seem fairly priced IMO.
I got the signature edition, because why not, right?
I'm making a little video on this. What aspects do you think I should cover? Any questions anyone has about it? Any things I should point out or didn't notice?
And what are the actual time circuits called?
Measurement for those that are interested:
Stahlin case: 13-1/8" tall by 11-1/4" wide and 5-3/8" Deep
Case including the pipes: 15-1/4" tall approx and 14-1/4 wide and 5-3/8" Deep
I just got it the other day and overall it's a really nice piece. Nice and heavy though the Stahlin case doesn't appear to be made out of metal it still feels nice and heavy and sturdy.
The LED lights for the flux capacitor itself (right name?) are really nice, they appear to be very similar to what the tube lights originally used looked like. Maybe the color is a little off, not as warm potentially. But does not look like a series of LEDs.
There is an LED strip on the inside which is not very screen accurate. But not sure what they used on the actual screen used units there. Same thing with the 4 LED lights at the back of the case. They also appear to not be very screen accurate, since they LED for one and not sure if the original had lights there... Does anyone know?
The controls on the side are tastefully done. Although, If I were to choose I would have wanted them at the bottom of the box, hidden out of sight... But not sure if that would be possible on a technical level...
Overall a nice piece I have to say. With the Stahlin case costing upwards of $300 to source and then all the other materials and the build itself this does seem fairly priced IMO.
I got the signature edition, because why not, right?
I'm making a little video on this. What aspects do you think I should cover? Any questions anyone has about it? Any things I should point out or didn't notice?
And what are the actual time circuits called?
Measurement for those that are interested:
Stahlin case: 13-1/8" tall by 11-1/4" wide and 5-3/8" Deep
Case including the pipes: 15-1/4" tall approx and 14-1/4 wide and 5-3/8" Deep
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