I've got my eye on this...
what is your website url? I'm looking to also get one of these for my L.
Geddon you clearly don't understand how it works/fits together.
You would still need to dis- and assemble the side strips, speakers and some other small stuff in order to do this. Which is already easy enough to do anyway. So it is a bit of a mood point to make it rotatable like an Egret.
I’ll just disagree. If someone came up with a good looking solution where I could easily rotate the monitor in less than a minute I would easily drop $500 for it right now. The idea in my head is some sort of spring loaded latching for the monitor and the pieces between the speakers. You can easily pop off those and spring the monitor out, rotate it, click it back in and easily move the pieces between the speakers. I’m assuming this would require a monitor with a very thin bezel, and yeah I’ve never even rotated one of these things myself so I don’t know all the mechanics but I absolutely would like a feature like this and would be willing to pay for it.You would still need to dis- and assemble the side strips, speakers and some other small stuff in order to do this. Which is already easy enough to do anyway. So it is a bit of a mood point to make it rotatable like an Egret.
Please just do it, or take a really good look at the picture I posted so you can see how silly this sounds to us.I’ll just disagree. If someone came up with a good looking solution where I could easily rotate the monitor in less than a minute I would easily drop $500 for it right now. The idea in my head is some sort of spring loaded latching for the monitor and the pieces between the speakers. You can easily pop off those and spring the monitor out, rotate it, click it back in and easily move the pieces between the speakers. I’m assuming this would require a monitor with a very thin bezel, and yeah I’ve never even rotated one of these things myself so I don’t know all the mechanics but I absolutely would like a feature like this and would be willing to pay for it.You would still need to dis- and assemble the side strips, speakers and some other small stuff in order to do this. Which is already easy enough to do anyway. So it is a bit of a mood point to make it rotatable like an Egret.
Who says we can’t get rid of that housing bro? And why so mean. Just chill out it’s an idea and a lot of us would like something like this.Please just do it, or take a really good look at the picture I posted so you can see how silly this sounds to us.It has NOTHING to do with the monitor's bezel and everything to do with the housing/bezel the LCD panel must sit inside.I’ll just disagree. If someone came up with a good looking solution where I could easily rotate the monitor in less than a minute I would easily drop $500 for it right now. The idea in my head is some sort of spring loaded latching for the monitor and the pieces between the speakers. You can easily pop off those and spring the monitor out, rotate it, click it back in and easily move the pieces between the speakers. I’m assuming this would require a monitor with a very thin bezel, and yeah I’ve never even rotated one of these things myself so I don’t know all the mechanics but I absolutely would like a feature like this and would be willing to pay for it.You would still need to dis- and assemble the side strips, speakers and some other small stuff in order to do this. Which is already easy enough to do anyway. So it is a bit of a mood point to make it rotatable like an Egret.
Its a compartment, a metal box/shell, that can't rotate (square edges bro in what world do square wheels roll) unless other components are removed.
Np, I’ll probably take a stab at it for fun with a new monitor. I have a buddy who is pretty ingenious with things like this, so you never know. Can’t be done oh well, just my ideal cab would do this.
