Product Description
The Etymotic Research ER-6i earbuds are designed specifically for use with the Apple® iPod® and other small portable players. They reduce environmental sound levels 30-35 dB, allowing you to hear the full range of today's digital recordings without having to play them at unnaturally high and unsafe levels. Since you don't have to boost the volume to overcome the external noise, ear overload is minimized.
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Enhanced with new SmoothTextureÖ! SmoothTextureÖ makes the FlexiSkin feel softer to the touch and reduces surface dust.BoxWave's FlexiSkinÖ with Armband is a new soft case that lets you customize the color of your iPod Video. It comes in your choice of five colors: Frosted Clear, Future Blue, Coral Pink, Silver Grey, and Smoke Grey. Also included is an adjustable, elastic armband with VELCRO« strip.FlexiSkinÖ gives you complete usability of your Apple iPod 5G Video (30GB) while it's protected! It's durable, soft to the touch, and can stretch and flex to help cushion your iPod Video from bumps and hard knocks.The FlexiSkinÖ with Armband contains:Includes one SmoothTextureÖ FlexiSkinÖIncludes one Elastic ArmbandThe FlexiSkinÖ with Armband ensures your iPod Video has protection in any environment!
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Panasonic home theater audio systems give you the ultimate home theater experience in all-in-one complete package. Panasonic home theater audio systems are a breeze to install and pleasure to use. Panasonic SC-HT80 is DVD-equipped DynaMovie home theatre system. For movie theatre power and atmosphere with the high picture and sound quality provided by the latest DVD movie and music software, just hook up to your TV. The system's multi-channel DSP has functions for advanced AV effects-virtual rear surround, multi-rear surround, center focus, super surround, simulated stereo and seat position settings. Six presets offer sound field control (SFC) with the following options: Heavy, Live, Clear, Soft, Hall or Disco ranges. Since there's a built-in Dolby Digital decoder, the heart of a DVD surround system, and a six-speaker package, there's no need to buy an optional decoder or speakers. You already have all you need to experience the outstanding sound localization and amazing realism of high-performance digital multi-channel surround delivered through the included center and surround speakers and front speakers with built-in super woofers.
Amazon.com Review
Perhaps we're merely growing more cynical as time goes by, but we tend to look askance at manufacturers claiming to sell "complete" anythings these days. Look really closely at the fine print and you'll find that "complete" means "all but..." (fill in the blank).
So you can imagine how surprised we were to open Panasonic's SC-HT80 "complete home theater" and discover that everything we needed was there. All the wires, all the speakers, a subwoofer, a surround processor--even a five-disc DVD/CD player. (Panasonic does assume you have a TV and a room to put it all in.)
Heightening both our surprise and our pleasure, the system is also easy to assemble. Even neglecting the instruction manual, we had the whole shebang up and running within 10 minutes. Wires are clearly marked, as are all connections. Assembly just doesn't get easier. (And kudos to Panasonic for including a high-quality S-Video connection on the SC- HT80's processor/receiver.)
The identical front (left/right) and rear speakers are small--so small that we wondered if they would be up to their job, but they proved impressive performers. It's possible to overload them, but with good placement and sensible listening levels you can get impressively large sound without compromising quality.
We were also happy to see that the center channel is a larger speaker than the others. Despite the fact that many manufacturers still treat the center channel as an afterthought, it's still the case that the center channel provides up to 80 percent of a film's soundtrack and about 100 percent of the dialogue, which, for obvious reasons, is critical.
The SC-HT80's subwoofer pumps a lot of bass from an 8-inch driver, though we'd call it a woofer rather than a true subwoofer, given its 41 Hz roll- off (that's low, but still a good octave above the region of deepest bass). Still, it gives reasonable body to the sound from the other speakers. The subwoofer is controllable from the remote, and this helps tune it to both the room and its position. We like the subwoofer best when placed near the listening position, and we don't recommend the maximum bass-boost setting, which makes everything sound tubby.
We also appreciated the SC-HT80's flexibility. It has audio and video inputs for a VCR as well as a tape deck, and its built-in AM/FM tuner works well. The unit did what it was supposed to do and we found it easy to use. It's hard to complain about a product that does all that for less than $700. We give the Panasonic SC-HT80 two big thumbs up. --L.V. Phillips
Pros:
- Extraordinarily easy to use
- Center channel speaker is robust and clear
- Subwoofer is remote controllable for fine room adjustment
Amazon.com Product Description
The Panasonic SC-HT80 DynaMovie DVD home theater audio system offers total output power of 240 watts in home theater mode with six-channel amplifier configuration. It comes with a built-in five-DVD/CD changer that includes a built-in Dolby Digital decoder. Its multichannel digital signal processor has functions for advanced audio-video effects such as virtual rear surround, multirear surround, center focus, supersurround, and simulated stereo. Six presets offer sound field control with options including heavy, live, clear, soft, hall, and disco ranges.
Four satellite speakers, a center speaker, and a subwoofer with on/off switch and volume control are included. Three audio inputs let you easily connect a TV, VCR, and auxiliary sources. The SC-HT80 comes with built-in Dolby Digital decoders and advanced home theater receivers.
Customer Reviews:
HT80 good, not great.......2005-12-31
Back in 2000, I purchased this system to be my all-in-one home theater. While $700 can now get you much, much more, this was a great system for me. Speakers are not overly powerful, but they are extremely easy to set up and run, good sound quality, and stylish. I have had it for almost 6 years and only complaint is a crappy DVD lense (reader). Some disks are stubborn, but still play. I typically troubleshooted by re-loading DVD until it would read. Then, I got smart and purchased a scotch DVD cleaner from BestBuy, which greatly helped.
Lastly, when Progressive Scan DVD players came down in price, I just bought one for cheap to get higher picture quality and ran sound through Panasonic (using as traditional receiver/speaker setup, not all-in one).
I have finally outgrown this set, but I do plan on running it in my bedroom as I replace with a higher-end, more digitally enabled system. Speakers are too weak for big family room, and no digital audio in/out or upconversion abilities.
Stay away from Panasonic!.......2004-12-24
Customer Service - the Panasonic website claims this is very important to them. I had my home theater only 3-4 months when a VCR tape got stuck. I has now been at the service center for almost 4 months! When I am lucky enough to get a response from Panasonic (which is rare), they make promises of completion and/or replacement. But promises won't play the DVD's my family would have liked to watch together over the holidays. When we finally got through to the customer service center on the phone, they had the nerve to hand up on us twice. IF YOU WANT A COMPANY TO STAND BEHIND THEIR PRODUCTS - STAY AWAY FROM PANASONIC!!! I have truly given up hope of even getting my home theater back from the Panasonic service center.
Do not buy.......2003-12-22
Ok, the sound was good. Until a couple of weeks ago, that is. The latest CDs I bought will not play decently. The music is interrupted every couple of minutes by sounds that make you wonder if there is a record player inside (it sure is large enough...). Panasonic are saying I can have it repaired, which will cost me at least 40 dollars. Just about the price of a low end dvd player. You know, one of those systems that will play mp3, dvd, cd, cdr and cdrw instead of only dvds, like this Panasonic thing. Based on my experience and some of the other reviews it would seem Panasonic equipment lasts about 2 years. Hmmm.
SC-HT80 will NOT play new DVD and CDS.......2003-09-13
I own a Panaconic SC-HT80. For the first 2 years no problem. Paid almost $700. Now it will not read any new CD's or DVD's. You can not use a rewritten CD on the system. Renting from Blockbuster is a hit or miss if DVD's will play. My local repair person tells me there is nothing wrong with the unit. Panasonic will not offer any spport. Buyer beware!!!!!!
DVD reader goes out after 2 years of use due to heat!.......2003-01-05
Do not buy this player if you are considering it. It was nice for a couple of years but the DVD player Optical pickup unit(which from what I've read, commonly goes out on Panasonic) is failing. It was nice to get everything in one package but I recommend not getting an amp and DVD player in one case due to the heat issues. And I am now in the process of replacing this unit with Sony components(I should have done from the start!)
Product Description
Bello SPC-300B Speaker Stand, 1 Pair
New updated design features a sturdy curved black metal construction in combination with the warmth of wood. Companion to the WU-2100, ATC-2101, AVSC-2102 or AVSC-2103. This stand includes Velcro strips for mountingspeakers, plus wire management, spikes and rubberfeet. Capacity up to 100 lbs.
Dimensions: 30" (h); Top Plate" 7" x 7"; Capacity up to 100 lbs.
Product Description
Casio CW-L300 is the perfect tool for small business or home office users who want professional applications for their filing and recording systems. This is a must-have printer for efficiency management control. It's also perfect for titling CDs and DVDs with digital music, images, video, or data. Organizing your business, digital photography and entertainment is now at the tip of your fingers, and couldn't be easier. CW-L300 is a thermal printer with a print resolution of 200dpi/128 dot. The label printer prints up to 8 lines and a maximum of 225 entry characters. The disc printer also prints up to 8 lines but can print a maximum of 592 entry characters.
Customer Reviews:
Very frustrating to setup and jammed immediately.......2007-05-13
It is not possible to get the label software to run without crashing under Windows XP SP2; wasted several hours trying to make it work. Downloaded the updates from Casio's website but the application still would not start or would start and immediately crash. Had to install Windows 2000 under VMWare and finally I could get the software would run. However I was not able to print to the device (even though it had installed correctly).
To make matters worse, even in manual mode the cartridge ink ribbon jammed on the first try. Tried a different cartridge and it also jammed. Returned it for another and exactly the same issue occurred. This product is terrible! I finally gave up and purchased Brother PT-1950 Desktop 5-Line PC-Ready Labeler instead.
This Thing Is A Piece of Junk.......2007-02-23
Ribbon jammed and tore the second time I used it. They've sealed the cartridge so you can't patch it. Save your money!
Labeling made easy.......2006-11-03
This gives my CDs a prefessional look and I like the ease with which I can made professional labels. I was disappointed that it would not work with Windows XP so I have to use it "free standing."
Product Development too Rushed.......2006-08-17
I have owned this unit for a year and a half.
As a Label Maker (3 stars):
While ALL label printers are made to consume as much tape as possible, this one does allow you to adjust the length of the tape so that you don't print 6 inches of tape to print out the word CAT for example. The computer interface lets you construct the label format, font, letter size on your PC and see what you are about to print. This PC application is good, BUT, half the time, the unit cannot recongize that you actually have a label cartridge inserted into the print slot, and tells you over and over that there is no print cartridge in the machine, when indeed there is....Very Frustrating. Right now I have a bunch of un-usable cartridges in my PC drawer...
As a CD/DVD Labeller (1 star):
This unit will print logos on Discs, but you must know how to load your logo via a small 23 x 23 pixel black and white image into the print session. The image print quality is not all that large or good, but the straight text printing is pretty good on CD's DVD's once you get past the first disk. The CD/DVD labeller requires an adapter unit and a separate tape, and there is a compartment provided for this thankfully. BUT the label tape generally is not in good shape when you first put it in, so your first DVD/CD label will be spotty at best, until the unit gets to good tape. This means that every other CD/DVD you print on will have some splotchy letters on them, unless you can save all your DVD's/CD's and label them all in one session, wherein only the first disc will have a splotchy printout.
Overall the PC print interface for discs is very confusing, and tries so hard to be icon driven, that it cannot convey to the user what must be done to achieve the desired disc format. Complexity through Over-Simplicity. I have learned to just settle for whatever the unit prints on my discs...at least I have them labelled.
Finally, the standard USB high speed cable is too short. So your already crowded PC desk has ANOTHER resident to contend with modem, wireless router, printer, speakers, monitor and your favorite picture of Elvis. This is just too large a unit to have sitting within 3 ft of your computer at all times: unless you plan on labelling all the cartridges you buy with labels indicating what the cartridge is to be used for.
My honest advice. If you want a label maker, go get one. If you want a CD/DVD labeller, go get one.
GREAT PRINTER.......2006-04-25
I purchased this product about a year ago and I found it to do more than I expected,though I wish it printed the cds all the way round.Nevertheless it can function both as a thermal printer to cds and tape for labelling it an excellent product
also USB friendly
Product Description
The DataPort V Plus is designed for hard disk drives operating at 7200 rpm and above. It has a cast aluminum alloy metal frame and carrier, which provides excellent thermal management and reduces operating temperatures by up to 30%. Standard features include a dual ball-bearing cooling fan with CRU's patented Temperature Controlled Cooling System (TCCS), gold-plated DIN connectors, and key lock security. It is the most cost-effective, high-performance system in the CRU line of DataPort products..y lock security. It is the most cost-effective, high-performance system in the CRU line of DataPort products.
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