Welcome to Nulluex's Domain

On this page, I will show you some pretty cool things that I have.

You can see my home theater setup here.

Pioneer SX-3700 Stereo Receiver

This is a vintage reciever from 1983. It's been in my family since '84, and it's got a built in radio antenna.

Pioneer VSX-108 5.1 Home Theater Receiver

I used to use this for my 6-channel surround sound home theater. It's from 1999, and it has Dolby Surround Pro Logic I (not II or IIx sadly).

Onkyo TA-630DM Tape Deck

This works, but it can't play tapes. One of the belts wore out.

This was made between 1981 and 1984, most likely 1983.

ION Profile LP USB Turntable

This is my turntable! I I have this plugged into the SX-3700 and it's wonderful. This is from 2008.

I used to have a really nice Sony turntable until it broke, and this is all I've got currently.

Panasonic PV-9450 4-Head Hi-Fi VCR

This VCR is from 1999. I've had this since the 2000s.

Sony UBP-X700 4K UHD Blu-Ray Disc Player

I got this player recently and it plays 4K Blu-Rays, Blu-Rays, DVDs, CDs, and SACDs.

It is currently hooked up to the Sony STR-DE685 via the coaxial input for 6-Channel Surround Sound.

Samsung BD-P1500 Blu-Ray Disc Player

I've had this Blu-Ray player since 2009 and I use it for playing CDs.

Bell & Howell Lumnia II MX33 Film Projector

The FWD switch doesn't function on it due to a belt issue, although the motor does run.

My grandparents owned this in the 70s, and it was passed down to me. It was actually last used to watch a film or two in 1979.

Smith Corona SL-500 Typewriter

This typewriter is from 1989. It's electric, and it uses a cursive font. I have to buy a new ribbon for it eventually.

Panasonic KX-TC1703B Digital Cordless Phone

This phone stil works. Planning on using it for dial-up someday.

Windows 98 Upgrade

I happened to already have this smaller version of the Getting Started manual. You're not finding out my product key!

Here are some inserts that came inside the box...

Windows 95 Upgrade

I bought this sealed! Unfortunately, the box somehow had a little bit of water damage (moisture from the heat???).

The two CD-ROMs I already had and also bought them sealed last year. This was the floppy version of 95.

Microsoft Office Collection

These are all the physical copies of Microsoft Office that I own.

Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade CD (x86 and x64 discs included)

I actually used this to upgrade a couple PCs back when I was younger (as well as PCs recently!).

Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings

I've had this game since I was a kid, which is why the box is partly ripped. One of my all time favorite games.

Panasonic Lumix FZ-300

This is the camera I mainly use for photography. It's a 4K 12MP camera from 2015, and the photos that come from it are spectacular.

Canon AE-1

This is one of my film cameras, and I have two lenses for this camera.

Fujica STX-1

This is my other film camera from 1979.

Rare and Obscure Things

AppliGraph Ltd.'s 1,000 Greek Fonts for Windows 95

This disc may be lost media. I cannot find anything about it online. The disc can be read as well as some folders, although it is SEVERELY scratched.

There is also an issue with transferring data as it is scratched.

Since the disc is mostly scratched, I unfortunately cannot upload it in its entirety to the Internet Archive.

If you have this exact disc and know anything else about it, please send me an email.

I happened to find this piece of software at my church on a shelf and it was probably sitting there for 30 years.

I didn't scratch this disc, it was scratched when I found it.

Click here to view the high quality scans of the art and CD.

IBM Owner Privleges Letter (RARE!!!)

This is an IBM letter sent to my father in 1998. My father had an IBM Aptiva and was planning to upgrade it to Windows 98.

I still have the upgrade letter to this day, and the package list from the IBM Fulfillment Center.

I used to have his Windows 98 Upgrade disc (by the way, it was in black and white) but I lost it unfortunately.

I honestly think that this was sent to him and him only, I could not find ANYTHING about it online.

Click here to read a typed out version of the letter.

Unphotographed Items:

These are other things that I own.

- PlayStation 2 (SCPH-50001)

- PlayStation 4 Slim

- PlayStation 5 Slim

- Nintendo Switch

- Xbox 360 S (2010) & Xbox 360 E (2013)

- Wii (RVL-001, GameCube Compatible) (modded with LetterBomb)

Here are the specs of all my PCs:

Main PC

- Intel Core i5-13400

- Nvidia RTX 3050

- 16GB DDR4 RAM

- 512GB M.2 SSD + 2TB HDD

- Windows 11 Home

Second PC

- Intel Core i5-2320

- Nvidia GT 610 (upgrading to a 750 Ti soon!)

- 16GB DDR3 RAM

- 2x 1TB HDD (One HDD has other partitions + OSes listed below, and one has the main OS (Windows 7))

- Windows 7/Vista Home Premium, Windows XP Professional, & MS-DOS 6.22

Third PC

- AMD A8-6500

- 8GB DDR3 RAM

- 2TB HDD

- Windows 8.1 Pro

Laptops

MacBook Air (13.3 Inch, 2018)

- Intel Core i5-8210Y

- 8GB DDR3 RAM

- 256GB SSD

- macOS Sonoma

HP Notebook 15-dy1024wm

- Intel Core i3-1005G1

- 4GB DDR4 RAM

- 200GB HDD

- Windows 10 Home

HP Mini 110-3100

- Intel Atom N455

- 1GB DDR2 RAM

- 150GB HDD

- Windows XP Professional (shipped with Windows 7 Starter)

Acer Aspire One

- Intel Atom N270

- 1.5GB DDR2 RAM

- 150GB HDD

- Windows 7 Ultimate (came with Windows XP, unsure when it was upgraded.)

This laptop is strange. It thinks there is a BD-ROM drive and 8 USB ports when there is no disc drive and only 3 USB ports.

HP Stream Notebook 13

- Intel Celeron N2840

- 2GB DDR3 RAM

- 32GB HDD

- Windows 8.1 Pro

Gateway NV55C

- Intel Core i3-370M

- 3GB DDR3 RAM

- 320GB HDD

- Windows 7 Home Premium

Toshiba Portegé M205-S810

- Intel Pentium M (Centrino) 1.5GHz

- Nvidia GeForce FX Go5200

- 512MB DDR SDRAM

- 60GB HDD

- Windows 98 Second Edition (came with Windows XP Tablet Edition)