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    <description>　I’ll introduce the various gadgets I’ve acquired so far and explain how to get the most out of them.&#xA;I want to live surrounded by my favorite gadgets… It’s fun to use them as-is, but it’s also fun to put a little extra effort into them—and I think that’s how you really master them. If you go the extra mile, you can even “hack” them—and even though it’s not the intended use, you end up thinking, “Actually, this isn’t so bad, is it?”For example, the Fosi Audio VOL20 is a Bluetooth-connected jog dial used to adjust volume. But as an old-timer, I control the volume directly via Babyface pro fs, so I don’t necessarily need that function. That’s why I’ve hacked this volume control and repurposed it for tuning the frequency on SDR. That’s the kind of thing I want to do—mastering all kinds of gadgets like this!!</description>
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      <title>Input Devices</title>
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      <description>　Instructions for the Computer This is the most important aspect of how people use computers. The starting point for this is Input Device. Here, I’ll introduce some of the Input Device I’ve collected over the years that hold special meaning for me.</description>
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      <description>　After going through several changes, I’ve settled on my current system. In the past, I built a Audio &amp; Visual system and even experimented with 5.1-channel setups, but now I’ve settled on something relatively simple. Here, I’ll introduce the components of my current audio system.</description>
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      <title>MIDI</title>
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      <description>　midi The device is fun on its own, and WebMIDI can be used in a smartphone browser, including PC. This means that once you’ve received it at WebMIDI, you can use it as an input device.</description>
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      <title>Lab Tools</title>
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      <description>　When electronics projects become a hobby, you’ll need a variety of power supplies and measuring instruments for building, testing, and debugging. Here, I’ll introduce the experimental equipment that this old-timer loves to use. Lately, I’ve really noticed the remarkable rise of Chinese-made products, whether they’re devices or measuring instruments. Unfortunately, it seems the title of “manufacturing powerhouse” may be shifting to China…</description>
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      <title>Power Tools</title>
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      <description>Console That said, the definition is a bit vague and tricky. A commonly used term is “Game Console,” which usually refers to game consoles. I don’t have any game consoles on hand anymore, but I do have a few devices that, while they don’t fit into the “PC” category, do have a proper “OS.” I’ll be introducing those here.</description>
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