Apple was very close to releasing a Super Cube. I heard that from a person who worked in RAM compatibility testing at Micron in Idaho. The engineering samples they'd been sent had one RAM slot that for some reason didn't work. How they'd test involved taking a computer apart and mounting the mainboard to a fixture so it'd be easier to swap RAM. They'd done that with the original Cubes and the engineering samples of the Super Cube. But after being sent production samples of the Super Cube, the word came to not bother with testing because Apple had decided to not put it into production. So somewhere in a Micron warehouse in Mountain Home, Idaho, there may still be some Super Cubes on a shelf, next to a box full of dismantled Cubes and Engineering Sample Super Cubes. They never bothered to reassemble anything they'd tested, and unless a manufacturer requested (and paid for) return or certified destruction, the systems tested went into a warehouse.
I think every Device without an Headphone jack is behind of its time because in every Single Device is enough Space to put an Headphone jack inside maybe in the near Future it wont be possible but Today it is...
Fun fact you could add a fan into these towards the bottom and put G4’s up to 1.8ghz and the GPU can be upgraded as it has a standard AGP slot, but the card has to be small enough to fit, limiting options. The ram also goes up to 2gb. With those upgrades, these old guys could out perform the G4 mac minis.
Gaming Embassy I love all computers with PowerPC architecture. My first PowerPC computers were Power Macintoshes from the 90s, and later in the early 2000s I got a G3 and G4. I currently don’t have any PCs or non-Apple computers with PowerPC chips, but I’d really like to buy a new Raptor Talos 2, which uses modern POWER9 PowerPC chips.
I worked at Apple when the Cube was released. I still have mine somewhere in the garage I think. It sold out at launch and for the first 2 weeks the sales were very strong...Then it happened. It was published about the screws in the top being over torqued and cracking the top plastic (This was not the case, it was from the fill process in with the acrylic). Needless to say the WSJ did an article about it and it was deemed a "flaw" by the media. At this point we tried to fix the process but it wasn't doable. You could return your cube or get money back. It was canceled only after 3-6 months (I can't remember when we got the memo). Crazy times.
I had worked at Apple from '79 to '85, and was working at Sun Microsystems when the Cube came out. We were using some Macs in the documentation department where I was, and we got a couple Cubes to add to the early Macs we were also using. The "cracking" problem was clearly an issue with injection molding fill lines, but the press never really got it right. Interesting machine; one ended up coming home with me when we replaced them, and my wife used it for several more years before the iMac she's still using replaced it.
I acquired a G4 Cube in January, and I've upgraded it quite extensively. I actually installed TWO SSDs: an mSATA SSD running Mac OS 9.2, and a 2.5-inch SATA SSD running Tiger in place of the optical drive. The Cube's optical drive died a while ago, and since I had several IDE-to-SATA adapters left over from earlier projects, I decided to turn my Cube into a dual-SSD machine! I bought a great Formac Firewire external optical drive. It's only a CD-ROM drive, but due to the Firewire connection, inserted discs load almost instantly on the desktop. I also installed a GeForce 2 MX graphics card with 32 MBs of V-RAM, and a fan (powered with a Molex double-adapter) to cool the new card more effectively. The only component I haven't touched is the processor. I actually own a 1.2 Ghz G4 upgrade card, but it's unsupported for the Cube, and while other Cube owners I know have unsupported processor cards in their Cubes, I don't want to risk breaking my Cube's brain. I already had some hairy moments of failed booting while upgrading the Cube's hard-drive situation. Since my main computer is a 2008 Mac Pro, Firewire 400 is far more convenient for transferring new files onto my Cube than through the Cube's slow USB 1.1 ports. My Cube runs really well, and I use it for retro gaming and music (as the USB speakers sound amazing). The Cube runs Mac OS 9 and earlier games flawlessly, and handles 3D games fairly well. RealMyst is pushing the Cube a bit, but RealMyst has never run well on any of my Macs (even my Mac Pro with a 1GB HD 5870 graphics card). Max Payne gets a bit juddery during gun-fights, but is still very playable. My favourite computers are my 2008 Mac Pro, my Cube and my Lombard G3 Powerbook. I love my Cube and had a great time upgrading it, and I'm glad you're so pleased with your own Cube. :)
Man I love your videos so much. They are so relaxing and I love how much effort and care you put into them. Now to just find myself some methalated spirits and eucalyptus oil in Canada and I'm set.
Okay, so I spent a good chunk of last night binge watching many of type videos. Loving how you restore so many old pieces of tech. And you're content is pretty clean.
Wow you’re editing is amazing!, I love the camera angle! The parts where are you talk to the audience! Beautiful I’m inspired to edit my videos this way! 😍❤️
Amazing how much effort you put in these videos. Mad refurbish-skills, too. It really is fascinating how many of the apple designs hold up for years or even decades to come. Cheers from Germany!
You should be able to connect a 24 inch Studio Display on it. Back when this came out, every computer store selling Macs had one for display and there have been many case mods for it.
I will be saving up for one of these. There is a video that shows you how to restore the rubber on the speakers and also convert the speaker connectors to usb with soldering.
That was my main computer for a few years back in the day. I almost upgraded the CPU with a sonnet upgrade later on. I think I was going to go for a 700mhz G4.
I've got a 500MHz G4 Cube I bought new in 2000. It's been sitting mostly idle since about 2006, and I thought the hard drive and CD/DVD drive were going bad. I've owned dozens of different models of Macs since 1984, but it's the one I can't bear to part with, just because it's such a classic. I just recently got it working again, planning to put an SSD in it and max out the RAM. Perfect machine for running pre-OS X software (though I put Tiger on it, too). Speakers and everything are still in good shape.
Yeah, I have a powermac g4 and can’t get any web browsers even the supported ones to work via usb or disc, or find any software anywhere, but i still love it
Nice! My co-worker just gave me her G4 Cube, I’ve not unboxed it yet to take a look. I surely wanted one back when I had my Power Mac G4. I’ll have to do some video covering what I find as I get into it,
It is so cool to see people still holding on their beautiful Macs, i still have very first Macintosh computer... the iMac G3 DVD SE with the original box and all accessories it came with, i also have a Power Mac G4 Cube in almost near perfect condition i purchased from eBay many years ago and a Power Mac G4 Double Mirror desktop in great condition.Thank you for the video, it was great to watch and appreciate other fellow Mac owners still enjoying their Apple relics. Peace!!!
I've been watching your vids for a year and it was after rewatching this one, on purpose, that I realized I wasn't subbed. Well, I fixed that. Great channel, mate.
this was one of my dream computers growing up. i was lucky to be able to purchase one again recently. already upgraded the CPU to a 1.4GHz 7450 G4, 1.5GB RAM, nvidia Geforce 6200, 128GB SSD. if only i could get an aftermarket superdrive but those are all long out of production. i simply love these vintage apple computers
Damn that thing looks good! Amazing that Apple now can not only have a fanless laptop that doesn't overheat, but it's also super powerful for something of its size!
I used to do PC emulation on my Cube! On a Connectix Windows emulator. Lil rough coz the Intel CPU was emulated. I should get it going again and show it. It ran DOS pretty well!
Holy shit this is crazy!!! This seems so futuristic and honestly seems ahead of it time. This literally looks like what I would assume the future of computers looks like. It’s also crazy that there was a Mac desktop and literally no one even knows about. Crazy!
Kudos dude I’m hella happy for anyone that takes youtube on professionally, that’s goals for me one day ! Also that is crazy how the design does still fit in today’s zeitgeist
A friend owned one of these around 2001. It looked supercool and minimal on her desk but she pretty much only ever used it to run MS Word and write uni essays! p.s. In 2000, 640Mb RAM was considered a huge amount. A bit like having 600Gb RAM today.
Apple discontinued it after about a year saying it only sold a third of what was expected. Still 41,000 people bought one and people continue to love and mod them today. There's a Mac World article on this. The Cube at 10. Why Apple's Eye Catching desktop flopped. I still want one and will have it, though many being sold either are listed as untested, broken or do not work. I don't know if one could repair the Cube case today. Repairing the inside is possible. This could be considered the Father of the Mac Mini. I wish Apple would consider making a 20 year anniversary model with modern graphics, cpu, memory etc and modern connectors and a mini cam.
That was a great deal man! I’ve been on the lookout for a cube for about 5 years. Hope I won’t have to wait 10! But I do have every component in the video, except the cube itself and the power supply.
TenFourFox requires more RAM but he has it. Camino was a great web browser but no workey on the modern web. I have it on my Cube and it runs pretty well. Much slower than Camino tho'.
I used a original i-mac and Mac G3 TO G5 Power PC in early 00's but never had the cube but I remember people getting it. Macs run great and hold up! I know use the newer I-Macs .
Nice purchase; I ve always wished to get a Cube, its a beautiful piece of hardware. It looks great!!! I have just repaired the Apple Pro Speakers I bought for my Quicksilver G4 a while ago. They came in the same conditions, with desintegrated and sticky rubber surrounds . Well, after some research I cleaned the expoiled rubber and put the unexpensive rubber surrounds I bought from Aliexpress and some Tacky glue. Like new! I keep the link if you want to buy them. I paid like $3 for a pair and they fit nicely. I took the link from another UA-cam comment, btw!
The stupid acrylic foot my 23" Cinema display was also broken when I bought it, after seeing the 100 goddamn dollar list price for a replacement, I found that the best makeshift solution is to prop it on a cheap, easel-style guitar stand from Amazon. Works surprisingly well.
Hope y'all enjoy this video 🙂 I'm starting to treat UA-cam like a business so expect more videos soon 👌
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I definitely enjoyed this video
Psivewri I Think if you tried Tenfourfox for your model g4 cpu in your g4 cube web browsing should be smoother.
Sweet! Can’t wait for more videos.
Apple was very close to releasing a Super Cube. I heard that from a person who worked in RAM compatibility testing at Micron in Idaho. The engineering samples they'd been sent had one RAM slot that for some reason didn't work. How they'd test involved taking a computer apart and mounting the mainboard to a fixture so it'd be easier to swap RAM. They'd done that with the original Cubes and the engineering samples of the Super Cube. But after being sent production samples of the Super Cube, the word came to not bother with testing because Apple had decided to not put it into production. So somewhere in a Micron warehouse in Mountain Home, Idaho, there may still be some Super Cubes on a shelf, next to a box full of dismantled Cubes and Engineering Sample Super Cubes.
They never bothered to reassemble anything they'd tested, and unless a manufacturer requested (and paid for) return or certified destruction, the systems tested went into a warehouse.
Psivewri you could put tenfourfox on this and maybe make UA-cam work. Or put lubuntu 16 ppc
No headphone jack? It was clearly ahead of it's time LOL
Bruno That's actually pretty funny lol
Bruno if only people would know what was coming
This comment is funny 😂😂😂
I think every Device without an Headphone jack is behind of its time because in every Single Device is enough Space to put an Headphone jack inside maybe in the near Future it wont be possible but Today it is...
Bruno
Hahahahahahahahahahaha
You’re so funny.
Too bad that your monitor stand is broken, but hey! You can buy a new one for only $999
And a mac for 4000$
R35 GAMING :P but wait there’s more! You can get a display for just $5000
@@eputra25 4k
Bruh lmao I laughed so frikkin hard milk came out of my ears
Willian Bueno maybe you could switch it out for a normal iMac for $15,000 if you want the best of it
When a 19 year old computer has better fps than your 8 year old one
DynamiteModz are you GAMING on a nokia flip phone LMAO
Vidszy yeah
DynamiteModz hehe i’m on my gamecube
yeah a 15 year old ibook ran minecraft better than my computer
the fuck sorta PC you using 😂
My local computer repair shop turned one of these into a tissue box.
Do they have it for sale lol
Now that's creative 😁💪
Oh my gosh that's amazing.
Jose Villegas Romero Daniel Unfortunately no
R.I.P
Fun fact you could add a fan into these towards the bottom and put G4’s up to 1.8ghz and the GPU can be upgraded as it has a standard AGP slot, but the card has to be small enough to fit, limiting options. The ram also goes up to 2gb. With those upgrades, these old guys could out perform the G4 mac minis.
Cultural Memeism I vote for a video doing these upgrades.
Heres the closest thing to what I said: m.ua-cam.com/video/LlCteFa6VVc/v-deo.html
@@aegonthedragon7303 never gonna give you up either see you after a click the link
Why do I love old PowerPC systems so much? This content is fantastic.
I prefer to only have 68,000 transistors in myyyyyyy CPUs. #justkidding
RockWell Aim Hehe. This made me chuckle. 👍 👍
It’s a mac not pc. pfsh
Gaming Embassy I love all computers with PowerPC architecture. My first PowerPC computers were Power Macintoshes from the 90s, and later in the early 2000s I got a G3 and G4. I currently don’t have any PCs or non-Apple computers with PowerPC chips, but I’d really like to buy a new Raptor Talos 2, which uses modern POWER9 PowerPC chips.
Same here. I really like the whole G3/G4/G5 era of Apple
Who else thought the cube was like super tiny
Yeah
Well for a pc then yeah its pretty damn small 😂
There was also I think a "mini cube" from what I remember.
*DROPS CUBE ON BED IN SLOW MOTION INSTEAD OF ACTUALLY SAYING THE NAME*
@@naxzed_it I get this reference
I worked at Apple when the Cube was released. I still have mine somewhere in the garage I think. It sold out at launch and for the first 2 weeks the sales were very strong...Then it happened. It was published about the screws in the top being over torqued and cracking the top plastic (This was not the case, it was from the fill process in with the acrylic). Needless to say the WSJ did an article about it and it was deemed a "flaw" by the media. At this point we tried to fix the process but it wasn't doable. You could return your cube or get money back. It was canceled only after 3-6 months (I can't remember when we got the memo).
Crazy times.
This is true.
I had worked at Apple from '79 to '85, and was working at Sun Microsystems when the Cube came out. We were using some Macs in the documentation department where I was, and we got a couple Cubes to add to the early Macs we were also using. The "cracking" problem was clearly an issue with injection molding fill lines, but the press never really got it right. Interesting machine; one ended up coming home with me when we replaced them, and my wife used it for several more years before the iMac she's still using replaced it.
2:00 Linus intensifies
Who didn’t know this existed
Best name ever your picture makes this comment 10 times better
We used these when I was in elementary school. We thought it was absolutely insane.
Best name ever me
I acquired a G4 Cube in January, and I've upgraded it quite extensively.
I actually installed TWO SSDs: an mSATA SSD running Mac OS 9.2, and a 2.5-inch SATA SSD running Tiger in place of the optical drive. The Cube's optical drive died a while ago, and since I had several IDE-to-SATA adapters left over from earlier projects, I decided to turn my Cube into a dual-SSD machine!
I bought a great Formac Firewire external optical drive. It's only a CD-ROM drive, but due to the Firewire connection, inserted discs load almost instantly on the desktop.
I also installed a GeForce 2 MX graphics card with 32 MBs of V-RAM, and a fan (powered with a Molex double-adapter) to cool the new card more effectively.
The only component I haven't touched is the processor. I actually own a 1.2 Ghz G4 upgrade card, but it's unsupported for the Cube, and while other Cube owners I know have unsupported processor cards in their Cubes, I don't want to risk breaking my Cube's brain. I already had some hairy moments of failed booting while upgrading the Cube's hard-drive situation.
Since my main computer is a 2008 Mac Pro, Firewire 400 is far more convenient for transferring new files onto my Cube than through the Cube's slow USB 1.1 ports.
My Cube runs really well, and I use it for retro gaming and music (as the USB speakers sound amazing).
The Cube runs Mac OS 9 and earlier games flawlessly, and handles 3D games fairly well. RealMyst is pushing the Cube a bit, but RealMyst has never run well on any of my Macs (even my Mac Pro with a 1GB HD 5870 graphics card). Max Payne gets a bit juddery during gun-fights, but is still very playable.
My favourite computers are my 2008 Mac Pro, my Cube and my Lombard G3 Powerbook.
I love my Cube and had a great time upgrading it, and I'm glad you're so pleased with your own Cube. :)
"Methylated Spirits"? Is that Aussie for Isopropyl Alcohol?
Methylated spirits is stronger and should be sparingly used. Isopropyl is a mild cleaning solvent, which would have been more suitable.
Probably
Us aussies just clean everything with metho
@@rdj1672 including our guts!
Methylated means "alcohol denatured with methanol", which is easily found in the US as denatured alcohol, not to be confused with isopropyl alcohol.
Back when they came with stands... for free
No headphone jack... you needed adapters even years ago
Man I love your videos so much. They are so relaxing and I love how much effort and care you put into them. Now to just find myself some methalated spirits and eucalyptus oil in Canada and I'm set.
surprised he hasn’t hit a million subs yet
Okay, so I spent a good chunk of last night binge watching many of type videos. Loving how you restore so many old pieces of tech. And you're content is pretty clean.
Wow you’re editing is amazing!, I love the camera angle! The parts where are you talk to the audience! Beautiful I’m inspired to edit my videos this way! 😍❤️
Amazing how much effort you put in these videos. Mad refurbish-skills, too. It really is fascinating how many of the apple designs hold up for years or even decades to come. Cheers from Germany!
I‘ve always been a fan of this computer, but I think my favorite is the iMac G4
Fellow owner of a g4 cube and it's my favorite of all apples machines, also the first I used as a child
Omy this channel is soooo underrated. keep creating awesome content. subbed
You should have way more subscribers! Your videos are absolutely incredible!
i really agree with you there
nah they’re just okay. style over substance and relatively plain
You should be able to connect a 24 inch Studio Display on it.
Back when this came out, every computer store selling Macs had one for display and there have been many case mods for it.
1:22
That's what she said
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5:58 this video is fake you used redstone to power the Mac
Mr poe I didn't know you where into this stuff
James Burfoot r/woosh
@James Burfoot You are dumb, you don't know that this was a fucking joke!
Dude keep making them! All the wAy from Cali...
Love the Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 music playing in the background
I will be saving up for one of these. There is a video that shows you how to restore the rubber on the speakers and also convert the speaker connectors to usb with soldering.
Me: “hey man I’m not feeling that well”
Psivewri: “Methylated Spirits!!!!”
That was my main computer for a few years back in the day. I almost upgraded the CPU with a sonnet upgrade later on. I think I was going to go for a 700mhz G4.
Apart from the monitor not being 16:9 and the huge bezel on it, this set up still looks modern.
I've got a 500MHz G4 Cube I bought new in 2000. It's been sitting mostly idle since about 2006, and I thought the hard drive and CD/DVD drive were going bad. I've owned dozens of different models of Macs since 1984, but it's the one I can't bear to part with, just because it's such a classic. I just recently got it working again, planning to put an SSD in it and max out the RAM. Perfect machine for running pre-OS X software (though I put Tiger on it, too). Speakers and everything are still in good shape.
Damn your UA-cam channel is so underrated
Second video I watched from you in a week and loved your attitude, you deserved the sub ..❤️
Your content is so *high quality* good luck for the furture man !
It came with an Age of Empires 2! What a treasure!
PowerPC is entertaining because of how outdated they are. Great vid! :D
Yeah, I have a powermac g4 and can’t get any web browsers even the supported ones to work via usb or disc, or find any software anywhere, but i still love it
I definitely understand that you put a lot of work into your videos. Thank you, Nathan. And finally I know that you are from the Isle of Aussie. (:
For deep scratches on PLASTICS ONLY on apple projects, I recommend using Brasso- it gives it a like new finish!
Bro i love yor mic so much
Hey I just found your channel, Thinkpad and Mac? Restoring old computers? Woah one more subscriber!
Congrats on 60,000!!
Great job! Please restore more computers and laptops!
You should be famous for what you do cause it is cool to see you fix old computers
Nice! My co-worker just gave me her G4 Cube, I’ve not unboxed it yet to take a look. I surely wanted one back when I had my Power Mac G4. I’ll have to do some video covering what I find as I get into it,
It is so cool to see people still holding on their beautiful Macs, i still have very first Macintosh computer... the iMac G3 DVD SE with the original box and all accessories it came with, i also have a Power Mac G4 Cube in almost near perfect condition i purchased from eBay many years ago and a Power Mac G4 Double Mirror desktop in great condition.Thank you for the video, it was great to watch and appreciate other fellow Mac owners still enjoying their Apple relics. Peace!!!
I've been watching your vids for a year and it was after rewatching this one, on purpose, that I realized I wasn't subbed.
Well, I fixed that. Great channel, mate.
This guy deserves more subscribes..Good Job.👍
impressive for its time and ran smoother than i anticipated
Love the way it opens up. Very futuristic.
love the rubik's cube on the desk
mac from 2007 playing a game from the 90s without any issues
runs great (surprised picachu)
The Cube is from 2001 not 2007.
Michal Zušťák *2000
The cube came out in 2000 it was 20 years old earlier this year
iMac in 2000: I well Introduce The Best Cube!
GameCube in 2000: Am I joking to You?
Another awesome video 👍
Your background music is the hold music on my phones at work lol
this was one of my dream computers growing up. i was lucky to be able to purchase one again recently. already upgraded the CPU to a 1.4GHz 7450 G4, 1.5GB RAM, nvidia Geforce 6200, 128GB SSD. if only i could get an aftermarket superdrive but those are all long out of production. i simply love these vintage apple computers
Damn that thing looks good! Amazing that Apple now can not only have a fanless laptop that doesn't overheat, but it's also super powerful for something of its size!
Love your vids Psivewri
Tech Pro how do you pronounce psivewri
Your channel is very underrated mate, love the reviews of all these old Mac computers that I used as a child. Keep up your good work!
I use to work for Apple I just love how the computers old and new were able to use the old MacOSs and Windows OS
I used to do PC emulation on my Cube! On a Connectix Windows emulator. Lil rough coz the Intel CPU was emulated. I should get it going again and show it. It ran DOS pretty well!
Really way ahead of time
this guys voice is just ASMR and its so nice
I did not even knew this existed until now.
What shooter was the game your were playing?
Holy shit this is crazy!!! This seems so futuristic and honestly seems ahead of it time. This literally looks like what I would assume the future of computers looks like. It’s also crazy that there was a Mac desktop and literally no one even knows about. Crazy!
Kudos dude I’m hella happy for anyone that takes youtube on professionally, that’s goals for me one day ! Also that is crazy how the design does still fit in today’s zeitgeist
A friend owned one of these around 2001. It looked supercool and minimal on her desk but she pretty much only ever used it to run MS Word and write uni essays! p.s. In 2000, 640Mb RAM was considered a huge amount. A bit like having 600Gb RAM today.
Dawg that would be like 128 gb today no pc has access to 600gb of ram ☠️
1:36 Damn that handle is satisfying!
Great review as always take care , man you find some great items
love your vids😬
Apple discontinued it after about a year saying it only sold a third of what was expected. Still 41,000 people bought one and people continue to love and mod them today.
There's a Mac World article on this.
The Cube at 10. Why Apple's Eye Catching desktop flopped.
I still want one and will have it, though many being sold either are listed as untested, broken or do not work.
I don't know if one could repair the Cube case today.
Repairing the inside is possible.
This could be considered the Father of the Mac Mini.
I wish Apple would consider making a 20 year anniversary model with modern graphics, cpu, memory etc and modern connectors and a mini cam.
Mac Studio is the 20 year anniversary lol..
I like he cut the box using Karambit
can you link me to the cleaning liquid?
Seeing the old Apple store is truly astonishing and nostalgic
Thank you for reviewing and using all the wonderful Macs I could only dream of owning as a pre-teen.
That hair though👌
I have a G4 Cube aquarium with no fish in it yet. Its a big reason why I want a Mac Cube to go with it.
GDOyIIH! Great video MAYYYYTE!!
Love the cleaning/ upgrading montage. 👌👌👌
6:15 I’d recommend giving tenfourfox a shot.
Pretty educational imo. Would've never realized that it existed.
AGE OF EMPIRES BOIIIISSSSS!!!!!
Hey dude from Sydney! Love your content!👌
That was a great deal man! I’ve been on the lookout for a cube for about 5 years. Hope I won’t have to wait 10! But I do have every component in the video, except the cube itself and the power supply.
Also, I can’t wait for more videos! I hope you do more on iPods!
I'm nowhere near an Apple user but my god I love these videos
Me too, now i want old apple PCs
Loved your video nice little Mac
You should’ve used TenFourFox instead of Camino. It supports more things
TenFourFox requires more RAM but he has it. Camino was a great web browser but no workey on the modern web. I have it on my Cube and it runs pretty well. Much slower than Camino tho'.
I love these videos
I used a original i-mac and Mac G3 TO G5 Power PC in early 00's but never had the cube but I remember people getting it. Macs run great and hold up! I know use the newer I-Macs .
God damn, you look and sound so polite when you talk. I fucking love it.
I did like that one, A next cube would be cool too, even a shell.
I like the way you are talking. Very cool.
Nice purchase; I ve always wished to get a Cube, its a beautiful piece of hardware. It looks great!!!
I have just repaired the Apple Pro Speakers I bought for my Quicksilver G4 a while ago. They came in the same conditions, with desintegrated and sticky rubber surrounds . Well, after some research I cleaned the expoiled rubber and put the unexpensive rubber surrounds I bought from Aliexpress and some Tacky glue. Like new! I keep the link if you want to buy them. I paid like $3 for a pair and they fit nicely. I took the link from another UA-cam comment, btw!
You’ve only reached 60k right now. You definitely deserve more
Your one of my favourite tech youtubers
This was very interesting to watch. Thank you
The stupid acrylic foot my 23" Cinema display was also broken when I bought it, after seeing the 100 goddamn dollar list price for a replacement, I found that the best makeshift solution is to prop it on a cheap, easel-style guitar stand from Amazon. Works surprisingly well.
Just love your videos💕
Great work bro!