Marantz DV7600 Progressive Scan Universal DVD Player

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Marantz DV7600 Progressive Scan Universal DVD Player

Manufacturer: Marantz
ProductGroup: CE

All | DVD Players & Recorders | Audio & Video | Categories | Electronics
ASIN: B000LID5KI

Product Description

The DV7600 combines audio expertise with advanced video circuitry to satisfy the most avid home entertainment enthusiast. It handles DVD, DVD-A, SACD (stereo and multi-channel), CD, CD-R, CD-RW, VCD 2.0, SVCD, and MP-3 discs! With true DSD processing for SACD discs. Video circuitry includes a 216 MHz/12-bit D/A converter supplemented by the separate 10-bit progressive processor. NSV (Noise Shaping Video) adds detail and dimensionality. The DV7600 benefits from Marantzs proprietary HDAM(R) audio circuits. Theres adjustable-delay bass management. A double-layered chassis bottom plate controls micro-vibrations that could affect both audio and video. Enhanced connectivity includes simultaneous HDMI, Component, S-Video, and Composite video outputs. Analog audio outputs include both 5.1 and stereo supplemented with coaxial or optical digital. The custom-conscious will appreciate discrete on/off command codes, D-BUS and RS-232 connections.

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2448 Control Unit (Expansion)

Manufacturer: AT&T - Avaya - Lucent
ProductGroup: CE

PBX Phones & Systems | Telephones | Office Electronics | Categories | Electronics
Product Features:

Refurbished

AT&T - Avaya - Lucent

60311

Spirit 308 - 616 - 1224 - 2448

ASIN: B000K3KKKW

Product Description

Expands capacity of Spirit 1224 Control Unit from 12 lines and 24 telephones to 24 lines and 48 telephones Line or station cards are purchased separately Requires Spirit 1224 Control Unit

Average customer rating:

As good as proposed to be

Good Radio, Could use more features

Make That a Short Mile

Motorola T5000 Talkabout 2-Way Radios with Rechargeable Pack

Manufacturer: Motorola
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

Up to 8 mile range*

22 channels, each with 38 privacy codes

Quiet Talk interruption filter

LCD battery meter

Dual Power (alkaline and NiMH rechargeable)

ASIN: B000IX2SXG

Product Description

Motorola 2 way Radio

Amazon.com Review

Motorola's T5000 2-way radios offer excellent performance at a price that can't be beat. With a maximum range of eight miles, 38 privacy codes, and more, these little wonders pack a lot under the hood. But how do they perform in the real world? To find out, we put the radios to the test in the urban jungle.

Design
Compact and easy to hold, the T5000's are also rugged and up to the task of any outdoor adventure. While they aren't completely waterproof, the ports and buttons have rubberized covers for keeping the elements out. The controls are relatively simple to figure out, and after a brief glance at the user's manual, you'll be up and running. The antennae on the radios are just small enough that slipping the radio into your front pants pocket is feasible.

The all-important transmit button is easy to depress and hold, and to save battery, an automatic shutoff function will turn the transmitter off if the button is accidentally depressed continuously for more than 60 seconds. The radios are powered by included NiMH battery packs, which are rechargeable (a charger comes with the radios, too). You can also opt to use old fashioned AA batteries (three of them per radio) if you're on an extended expedition without AC power.

Features
The T9500XLR supports up to 22 channels across the GMRS and FRS spectrum. GMRS channels offer high range and power for longer distance communication. There are also 38 analog interference elimination codes, also known as privacy codes, and they provide interference blocking when both radios are set to the same code. There's also an additional noise filter that filters out unwanted transmissions from other radios, something that's especially useful in places where there is a lot of radio traffic, such as a ski resort.

The radio can even scan its 22 channels for transmissions from other parties. Not only is this fun and often entertaining, it also also allows you to scan for members of your party who may have changed channels inadvertantly.

Real World Testing
Motorola claims a 8-mile range for the T5000, but they add that this is really only attainable under ideal conditions, such as when transmitting from the top of a mountain down into a wide open valley. Moto says a range of five miles is more feasible in day-to-day use, while one mile is the maximum range in dense urban areas. In downtown Seattle, that turned out to be pretty much true. Reception was good throughout the urban core, but when one tester ventured beyond that magical mile radius reception started to fade. The radios did a good job filtering out unwanted transmissions, thanks to the privacy codes, and the number of available channels. Finding an unused channel in a busy city is a challenge, though. When in range, transmissions were clear and distortion-free.

Pros

Good range for an inexpensive radio
Good interference elimination
Rugged

Cons

No digital privacy codes or hands-free voice activation

What's in the Box
2 T5000 radios, 2 battery packs, charging stand, AC adapter, 2 belt clips, and user's manual.

Customer Reviews:

As good as proposed to be.......2008-01-02

I've used it for a while, for personal use only. At an open field, the are no whispers, no interferences, OK for my needs. With lots of buildings around it's impossible to ear something.

Good Radio, Could use more features.......2007-12-23

I'm basing this review/comparison as an owner of the Moto T8500 (new), and the T5420 (older and used). I recommend reading reviews of the T8500 and the T9500 before dismissing the T5000's. Basically these are a solid performer for the cost, and these are the radios that, as a very frequent user, keep returning to. Thankfully, the T5000 does not incorporate the 'compander circuit' that the newest Motorolas have. Very clear audio for a consumer radio. Range is decent, have tested them up to 3/4 mile in urban terrain on the one watt channels. The PTT button is harder to push than other models, making it more difficult for my 5 year old to use. They do not have the advanced scan feature, no vibration, nor can the audible push-button feedback be muted (when changing settings). That proved a drawback when using in an office enviornment. Durability is average, my co-worker knocked the scan button off of his radio, and briefly lost the battery cover. Comes with the standard plastic belt clip swivel, which stretches out easily. I permanently modified my two radios by adding real Motorola belt clips from pagers I no-longer needed, and am quite pleased with the change. (You will find similar good quality clips on Midland radios).

The included NiMH 600mah battery packs need the initial 16 hour charge, and an overnight charge there after. It didn't take long, after several 10 hour shifts at work, to realize we needed AA 2500mah rechargeables. Those batteries can easily last a week/charge. That was worth the investment, though you can't use the drop-in charger with the new batteries.

To summerize, these are worth $35 for the pair despite the flimsy belt clip. But if you're looking for something more durable, check out the Midland line of radios which will cost a bit more. I've heard that Motorola is aware of the 'compander circuit' flaw in other recent models, and should have recalled them.

Make That a Short Mile.......2007-07-22

The product description talks about how the real range of this radio is basically a mile - make that a short mile. We have used this radio in a wide range of settings including the outerbanks with little cause of interference - and we get very poor range. Basically, when you are in range, you could yell at the other person and they could hear you. It's a VERY nice radio but it constitutes little more than a toy

Motorola T5000R Rechargeable GMRS / FRS 2-WAY Radios

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Motorola T5000R Rechargeable GMRS / FRS 2-WAY Radios

Manufacturer: Motorola
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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7 GMRS/FRS channels, 7 FRS channels and 8 GMRS channels
Transmits up to 5 miles
5 audible call tones with talk confirmation tone
Quiet talk noise filter and manual scan with delete option
Single pin audio accessory connector

ASIN: B00024DIFS

Product Description

MOTOROLA T5000R TALKABOUT® 2-WAY RECHARGEABLE RADIOS PROVIDES U

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Extend your talk time with a replacement or spare battery for your PDA. Just keep one resting in your cradle and it's ready whenever you need it. just pop it in your pocket or bag and you're good to go that extra mile at work, chatting with your friends or on the road. Can be recharged while in the phone or using the Cradle Kit.

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