My 10 year old receiver crackled , hissed and bit the dust the other day so I had to get a new one. Airplay too !
Very nice. They make one of the finest receivers on the market.
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Very nice. They make one of the finest receivers on the market.
My 10 year old receiver crackled , hissed and bit the dust the other day so I had to get a new one. Airplay too !
I saw that deal on Amazon and I've been wanting to upgrade my receiver I used for my XBOX and computer but couldn't get myself to pull the trigger.
Great purchase though! I only use Yamaha's!
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e34 Euro Smiley's? Those had the most effective high-beams on any car I've ever had. Pull the stalk and it's daylight. Absolutely loved em. Congrats on the 'replacement'.
E30 as seen here
But yes, with Hids (due to using a projector lens) and my high beams on at the same time, it's great. However I think the newer bimmers output more light.
I finally received my Schiit Modi DAC today. It's really nice listening to my 18,000+ iTunes collection without the hassle of changing CD's all the time. The sound quality is surprising good
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Crucial CT102464BF1339 8 GB SO-DIMM RAM modules (≈ 107 US$), for my Early-2011 17" MBP. They support 1.35 V and 1.5 V and many commentators said (on newegg, amazon, et cetera), they are Mac-compatible. The Crucial website does NOT show you this RAM as compatible RAM, if you select Apple as the manufacturer and the Early-2011 MBP 2.2 GHz 17" as your Mac. Crucial/Micron manufactures the semiconductors. That is probably the reason, why they are ≈ 45 US$ cheaper than comparable Kingston RAM: 2 x KTA-MB1333/8G (≈ 152 US$).
Crucial CT102464BF1339 8 GB SO-DIMM RAM modules (≈ 107 US$), for my Early-2011 17" MBP. They support 1.35 V and 1.5 V and many commentators said (on newegg, amazon, et cetera), they are Mac-compatible. The Crucial website does NOT show you this RAM as compatible RAM, if you select Apple as the manufacturer and the Early-2011 MBP 2.2 GHz 17" as your Mac. Crucial/Micron manufactures the semiconductors. That is probably the reason, why they are ≈ 45 US$ cheaper than comparable Kingston RAM: 2 x KTA-MB1333/8G (≈ 152 US$).
Matt Chino said:
My first dive computer. Got it on sale with a discount on the cable and a bungee strap, free cover and hard case. Can't wait for it to get here.
Two temporary crowns installed today. Then two root canals and permanent crowns in a few weeks.
Good luck with all that. I had a root canal a couple of years ago and my dentist wants to put a crown on that tooth, but i'm not totally thrilled about paying $500 for it
Received my moleskine and got around to making my iPad mini case. Also received my bamboo stylus.
I finally received my Schiit Modi DAC today. It's really nice listening to my 18,000+ iTunes collection without the hassle of changing CD's all the time. The sound quality is surprising good
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So jealous! Mine was suppose to be delivered today but no luck.
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