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MGB GT...with the only wheels that an MG should have.
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My winter project...
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I had the same problem with mine, posted about it here a couple of years ago. Was very happy to find that the problem was a simple fix, still very satisfied with this sub.
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Thanks for posting the HDR photos
My Canon DSLR camera has the HDR feature but never used it
Youre post may have given me a prod and a poke to give it a try
Just wondering if it works as well on closeup near macro shots
Watch this space as I give it a go
It will work, but probably not the best application for it, now if it could do automatic "focus stacking" as easily as it does HDR then us macro-photographers would really have a fun tool in our hands.
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This is an "old school" turntable that while not high on the food chain has always performed well for me....Pioneer PL-530...Slap a Shure M97xe on it and it will probably do everything you need from a t/t....No mine is not for sale, it's my default deck....
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Yup!!....You could spend a lot more money and still not improve on that turntable....good call.
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Agreed there are too many people who say they don't care, until the minute they wake up and realise that seemingly innocent piece of technology has eroded away a piece of THEIR privacy. I can never understand that attitude. This is MY world, my life, and my freedom, and I value it.
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Dtel, my computer's built in camera has been taped over since I bought it.
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RF5's manufactured in Hope, with furniture grade veneer.... Yes the RF5 is the better speaker than the RF3.
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Yeah it can be addictive, I discovered the Tv show "Top Gear", the British version, you couldn't tear either myself or my wife away from it till we had seen every episode of six seasons.
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It pleases me to see that stupidity is as prevalent here as any other forum...
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Had the 430,630 and 730, only the 630 remains with me, I found it to be the best of the three, but they all deserve the good reputation they have.
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Industrial with brass handles and a high gloss???
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Yup, a spec that is proudly advertised on the back of them, and your correct about the audible difference...purely a marketing dept requirement. The RB-5 was a very well received speaker, the critics were for the best part in agreement that it was one fine speaker.The Gen II References were wired internally with Monster Z-series cable; the original References had "generic" internal wiring. Audible differences were likely zero.
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Yes, only difference is finish, I own both rb5 and rb5ii and they are an excellent speaker.
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Had a chance to listen to a pair of these back in the day....I'd love to own a pair.
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"It's just not fair to compare a $200 Polk sub that has been out for a few years to a new $899 Klipsch model that only a handful of people have actually heard."
Well to be fair the lowest price on that Polk sub was $279...
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"It's just not fair to compare a $200 Polk sub that has been out for a few years to a new $899 Klipsch model that only a handful of people have actually heard."
Well to be fair the lowest price on that sub was $279...
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Better integrate with your RF-3's? How could you possibly know that? I have had that mediocre Polk sub and many others. I would bet that the new 10, 12 and 15 Klipsch would beat it in every single test.
That Polk competes with the BIC F-12...
I have tested other Klipsch subs against it. So yes, I do know that to me it sounds better and have found no reason to call it mediocre by any means.
Polk DSWPRO660 not exactly a headline grabbing comparison...
I wasn't aware I was supposed to give you a headline grabbing comparison - I was under the impression I was going to give you the model of the sub I personal find suits my ears better.
My apologies...http://www.phonak.com/ca/b2c/en/products/hearing_instruments.html.......Better integrate with your RF-3's? How could you possibly know that? I have had that mediocre Polk sub and many others. I would bet that the new 10, 12 and 15 Klipsch would beat it in every single test.
That Polk competes with the BIC F-12...
I have tested other Klipsch subs against it. So yes, I do know that to me it sounds better and have found no reason to call it mediocre by any means.
Polk DSWPRO660 not exactly a headline grabbing comparison...
I wasn't aware I was supposed to give you a headline grabbing comparison - I was under the impression I was going to give you the model of the sub I personal find suits my ears better.
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Polk DSWPRO660 not exactly a headline grabbing comparison...
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Interesting!! Which Polk subs are you using that you feel would better the Klipsch offerings?Yeah, no thanks...I'll stick with my Polks. Have not been a fan of the Reference subs since the RSW series.
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That's exactly what I thought when I saw it...I just don't think that is needed in advertising...Sorry.
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That's the great thing about statistics...You can use them to get the answer you want...
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Yeah, I came across those too, but that's about all you can find on the inter-web. Well for $200 I might just get it from him, it sure is a nice looking bit of kit.
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What I Got Today!
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Going for an MG V8 conversion, as per the factory V8, except 3.9 litre...Unfortunately will have to sacrifice the wire wheels....