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#3916 - bakanekoof

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#3915 - anon id: d9e411ba

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Giving away KEYS

#3914 - dargent

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(07/13/2017) [-]

I s anyone here a hockey card collecter? I have two sets each of OPC 88-89 and OPC 89-90, and i have no idea how much theyre worth

#3913 - grandfathernurgle

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(07/13/2017) [-]

Hey all, thought I'd take a shot and see if anyone on here was also into pipes and/or cigars. Be you an occasional partaker or an avid collector I'd love to know! Its not often I run into folk who share my hobby of collecting/smoking/trading cigars.

#3912 - dragonmuffins

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#3911 - brantod

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(07/11/2017) [-]

looking to upgrade my pc for a new GPU, Motherboard and full tower budget is about £400 but i'm willing to change a bit. I currently use an AMD CPU so keep that in mind. suggestions?

#3910 - ScottP

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(07/06/2017) [-]

If anyone here is into fighting games, I made a review for a cheap entry-level arcade stick. Let me know what you think:

TECH REVIEW Mayflash Universal Arcade Stick

#3909 - mcdonaldsexplain

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**mcdonaldsexplain rolled user kelamith**

#3906 - jamiemsm

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(06/23/2017) [-]

anyone here who knows anything about music instruments? i have played guitar since i was 10 to around 20 and then i kinda fell off after that, only playing very little sometimes.

i kinda want to start playing music again, but i would love to learn piano/keyboard.
when i go to the online stores they have all kinds of instruments (synthesomething, midi, ect. ect.)

my question is, if i want something that is most like a normal piano, what should i chose? and can i get one that is not too expensive just to try out the waters?

ps. i don't have room for an actual piano

#3907 to #3906 - fuzzybutt

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(07/02/2017) [-]

It depends how "realistic" of a feel you want in comparison to a normal piano.

The keyboards closest to a real piano tend to have 88 keys (what is considered full-size) that are generally weighted to mimic the feel of a real piano. They may also have foot pedals to sustain or mute the keys.

If it's something you aren't 100% that you'll continue, I wouldn't worry too much about a full-size keyboard, weighted keys or footpedals as they can add to the cost. The keyboard I practiced on had 54 keys, a few basic instrument voices and basically nothing else. It's fine for learning songs, chords, scales and most other things and it still transfers well over to a standard piano.

#3908 to #3907 - jamiemsm

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(07/02/2017) [-]

i found one for around $100 with 61 keys, but im still waiting a little before buying it.
i was thinking about one with weighted keys for the more piano feel but it seems the price tag is a lot higher with those keyboards

#3905 - boomerpyro

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(06/12/2017) [-]

Anyone have a spare copy of Alan wake on steam? I'm willing to trade for a couple of games