BEATS Cuffie Wireless Padiglione Circumaurali Nero CUFBTSMQTP3ZMA Studio Pro. Vendo Regalo indesiderato della mia ex Il 21-giu-24 alle 15:41:43 CEST, il venditore ha aggiunto le seguenti informazioni sulloggetto: Senza scatola non so se è originale essendo un regalo*

BEATS Cuffie Wireless Padiglione Circumaurali Nero CUFBTSMQTP3ZMA Studio Pro. Vendo Regalo indesiderato della mia ex Il 21-giu-24 alle 15:41:43 CEST, il venditore ha aggiunto le seguenti informazioni sulloggetto: Senza scatola non so se è originale essendo un regalo*

FBT Subline 115SA Subwoofer Attivo Amplificato 700W Professionale 15 Demo NUOVO. sub FBT Subline 115SA perfettamente funzionante nuovo usato una volta completo di cover originale no perditempo Equipped Loudspeakers: 15 Housing construction: Bass reflex With 1400 W Class D power amplifier DSP with 8 presets Frequency range: 42 - 120 Hz 8 Step Delay from 0.25 m to 3.5 m Stereo input Phase switch 180° M20 Speaker pole mount Dimensions (W x H x D): 500 x 517 x 570 mm Weight: 28 kg

FBT Subline 115SA Subwoofer Attivo Amplificato 700W Professionale 15 Demo NUOVO. sub FBT Subline 115SA perfettamente funzionante nuovo usato una volta completo di cover originale no perditempo Equipped Loudspeakers: 15 Housing construction: Bass reflex With 1400 W Class D power amplifier DSP with 8 presets Frequency range: 42 - 120 Hz 8 Step Delay from 0.25 m to 3.5 m Stereo input Phase switch 180° M20 Speaker pole mount Dimensions (W x H x D): 500 x 517 x 570 mm Weight: 28 kg

FBT Subline 115SA Subwoofer Attivo Amplificato 700W Professionale 15 Demo NUOVO. sub FBT Subline 115SA perfettamente funzionante nuovo usato una volta completo di cover originale no perditempo Equipped Loudspeakers: 15 Housing construction: Bass reflex With 1400 W Class D power amplifier DSP with 8 presets Frequency range: 42 - 120 Hz 8 Step Delay from 0.25 m to 3.5 m Stereo input Phase switch 180° M20 Speaker pole mount Dimensions (W x H x D): 500 x 517 x 570 mm Weight: 28 kg

Here is a complete PCVR bundle, this is my kit Ive used for about 2 years now. If you are interested in this I know what youre going to use it for. Its a great headset (after all the things I did to it). Ive been getting into eye and face tracking recently and HTC never fulfilled their promise to bring support to this headset so I need to get rid of it. I have a complete description here of every object and various things with them, in chronological order: Vive Trackers: These are really new, I purchased them about a little over a year ago and I have no issues with them, there is some cosmetic imperfections from use but their tracking is totally fine. I actually dropped one dissembling them from their belts for listing and it made a small dent at the port. I can include my own belts but I suggest you purchase your own since theyre worn; everything has been cleaned. Controllers: A slight mis-ordering here but the controllers are originally from my Index 3 years ago, they were replaced twice because drift but this set is near perfect. Except I threw them accidentally and destroyed my left hand. The left hand is over a year old, just like the vive trackers. The right hand managed to survive. I never replaced it because theyre a good set, no stick drift, no issues tracking. The right hand has a crack in it and some of the paint is peeled off on the side and the battery is more degraded than the left hand (about 15%). Headset: The headset is good, but it wasnt the best for socializing. Vive microphones are... terrible. So I attached lavalier microphones to the bottom of the headset with VHB tape and used a Creative Sound Blaster Play! 4 sound adapter for the microphone input using the type C port on the headset. Except the type C port on the headset has usb driver issues and will sometimes turn off the adapter unexpectedly when you boot the headset. So, yes I velcrod a 15 ft aux cable alongside the display cable to then plug into my PC. The microphone setup is great but you will see this jerry-rigging as common from now given how this headset was designed. Every headset has its unique quarks, I modified every one I ever owned so this is no different, just unique issues. Most issues with the Vive Pro 2 are firmware based. This headset is a tank; I went through 2 Index headsets in the time I used this headset; however HTC is terrible with firmware. Also tanks have loose bolts and other issues out the factory that will need to be adjusted. For one, HTC is terrible with adhesives, I mean really bad. The first thing that came off was the velcro pads for the headset gasket (theyre secured with velcro). So I purchased high temperature velcro and replaced it. Similarly so the nosepad adhesive eventually peeled off; I decided not to replace this since its not an issue most of the time as the nosepad is actually secured to the frame so just the edges are lose (some people even remove their nosepads so). Condition wise the headset might have some scuffs, the plastic hides it pretty well. As for the lens, yes they have micro scratches present on them. I always kept the headset cleaned when I used it, even the gasket on the headset that I show is a new one (Ill include the stock gasket as well but I suggest you just buy a whole new one instead since I went through all good cushioned ones). As a result of excessive cleaning I had dust from the outside scratch the lens over the years , so at the right angle you can see them. Admittedly I do not notice any difference at all in visuals and many people agree that there there is no noticeable difference in visual quality from it. It looks as good as when I just got it. If youre concerned about micro scratches I ask you do some research on the subject because Im rather bias and say I really dont notice any degradation in visuals, but also Ive had it over most of its life so. If you mess with the Vive box too much you might get some abnormal behavior. I almost scared myself to death by turning it off and on too much over a short period of time that an artifact was sent to the headset display. I thought I destroyed it but actually if you let it run for awhile the artifact disappears slowly. Also, always boot it from the Vive Console, not SteamVR, or you will always need to do a room setup. Occasionally there is a very faint hum from the headphones but I believe they just need to be unscrewed and re-seated on their contacts and that should go away. There is many more quarks with the headset but Ive been able to sort through them over the years, I can answer pretty much any question regarding this headset and understand how to get it to work so if you purchase it please reach out to me. Base Stations: Ive had a rather mobile setup for awhile so Ive left these mounted on tripods, I can send them with tripods if you desire, they have the right mount adapters as well. I also have the original wall mounts for them. There a little over 3 years old but Ive always turned them off after use, I even keep dedicated switches to turn them off after Im done because the lasers remain on even with the power managements settings adjusted in SteamVR. They should last past their 5 year expected lifetime because of this. Ill likely have to multi-package this shipment given all the parts needed, so expect 2 packages at least. I do have the original Vive Pro 2 Box and I will ship mostly everything in there besides the base station and the controllers, I will package those separately.On May-16-23 at 18:05:01 PDT, seller added the following information: If Im shipping international the shipping price will consider two packages, one that is 4-6 lb (accessories + tripods) and one that is 7 lb. The calculated total weight is around 13 lb, which is different from my guess weight, I will pay the difference for domestic shipments but international ones will have to pay for 2 orders unless I can get a proper estimate on a total package.

Here is a complete PCVR bundle, this is my kit Ive used for about 2 years now. If you are interested in this I know what youre going to use it for. Its a great headset (after all the things I did to it). Ive been getting into eye and face tracking recently and HTC never fulfilled their promise to bring support to this headset so I need to get rid of it. I have a complete description here of every object and various things with them, in chronological order: Vive Trackers: These are really new, I purchased them about a little over a year ago and I have no issues with them, there is some cosmetic imperfections from use but their tracking is totally fine. I actually dropped one dissembling them from their belts for listing and it made a small dent at the port. I can include my own belts but I suggest you purchase your own since theyre worn; everything has been cleaned. Controllers: A slight mis-ordering here but the controllers are originally from my Index 3 years ago, they were replaced twice because drift but this set is near perfect. Except I threw them accidentally and destroyed my left hand. The left hand is over a year old, just like the vive trackers. The right hand managed to survive. I never replaced it because theyre a good set, no stick drift, no issues tracking. The right hand has a crack in it and some of the paint is peeled off on the side and the battery is more degraded than the left hand (about 15%). Headset: The headset is good, but it wasnt the best for socializing. Vive microphones are... terrible. So I attached lavalier microphones to the bottom of the headset with VHB tape and used a Creative Sound Blaster Play! 4 sound adapter for the microphone input using the type C port on the headset. Except the type C port on the headset has usb driver issues and will sometimes turn off the adapter unexpectedly when you boot the headset. So, yes I velcrod a 15 ft aux cable alongside the display cable to then plug into my PC. The microphone setup is great but you will see this jerry-rigging as common from now given how this headset was designed. Every headset has its unique quarks, I modified every one I ever owned so this is no different, just unique issues. Most issues with the Vive Pro 2 are firmware based. This headset is a tank; I went through 2 Index headsets in the time I used this headset; however HTC is terrible with firmware. Also tanks have loose bolts and other issues out the factory that will need to be adjusted. For one, HTC is terrible with adhesives, I mean really bad. The first thing that came off was the velcro pads for the headset gasket (theyre secured with velcro). So I purchased high temperature velcro and replaced it. Similarly so the nosepad adhesive eventually peeled off; I decided not to replace this since its not an issue most of the time as the nosepad is actually secured to the frame so just the edges are lose (some people even remove their nosepads so). Condition wise the headset might have some scuffs, the plastic hides it pretty well. As for the lens, yes they have micro scratches present on them. I always kept the headset cleaned when I used it, even the gasket on the headset that I show is a new one (Ill include the stock gasket as well but I suggest you just buy a whole new one instead since I went through all good cushioned ones). As a result of excessive cleaning I had dust from the outside scratch the lens over the years , so at the right angle you can see them. Admittedly I do not notice any difference at all in visuals and many people agree that there there is no noticeable difference in visual quality from it. It looks as good as when I just got it. If youre concerned about micro scratches I ask you do some research on the subject because Im rather bias and say I really dont notice any degradation in visuals, but also Ive had it over most of its life so. If you mess with the Vive box too much you might get some abnormal behavior. I almost scared myself to death by turning it off and on too much over a short period of time that an artifact was sent to the headset display. I thought I destroyed it but actually if you let it run for awhile the artifact disappears slowly. Also, always boot it from the Vive Console, not SteamVR, or you will always need to do a room setup. Occasionally there is a very faint hum from the headphones but I believe they just need to be unscrewed and re-seated on their contacts and that should go away. There is many more quarks with the headset but Ive been able to sort through them over the years, I can answer pretty much any question regarding this headset and understand how to get it to work so if you purchase it please reach out to me. Base Stations: Ive had a rather mobile setup for awhile so Ive left these mounted on tripods, I can send them with tripods if you desire, they have the right mount adapters as well. I also have the original wall mounts for them. There a little over 3 years old but Ive always turned them off after use, I even keep dedicated switches to turn them off after Im done because the lasers remain on even with the power managements settings adjusted in SteamVR. They should last past their 5 year expected lifetime because of this. Ill likely have to multi-package this shipment given all the parts needed, so expect 2 packages at least. I do have the original Vive Pro 2 Box and I will ship mostly everything in there besides the base station and the controllers, I will package those separately.On May-16-23 at 18:05:01 PDT, seller added the following information: If Im shipping international the shipping price will consider two packages, one that is 4-6 lb (accessories + tripods) and one that is 7 lb. The calculated total weight is around 13 lb, which is different from my guess weight, I will pay the difference for domestic shipments but international ones will have to pay for 2 orders unless I can get a proper estimate on a total package.