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Scatch Resistant Skin Sticker helps to protect your Apple iPod video 30GB/ 60GB/ 80GB while making an impression. Self-adhesive plastic-coated skins cover the front and back of the phone and are custom cut to perfectly fit the Apple iPod video. Skins are paper-thin so they do not add any bulk. Skins are easy to apply (no bubbles), durable and easily removable without any residue.
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SoundPads stick-on speakers convert and transfer sound to most high density thin walled surfaces you put them on. Converts poster art, bookcases, thin tables, door panels and ceiling tiles into permanent stereo speakers. You cannot get a better quality speaker for the price. Sound quality will vary from excellent to awesome depending on the surface you peel and stick them on. SoundPads let you literally feel the sound. They will blow your mind! Simply connect them as you would any conventional speaker to your existing stereo using the amplifier or tuner. Once attached they are permanent.
Customer Reviews:
Definitely fun stuff, but don't expect miracles.......2007-10-02
I bought these along with my first SI 5066, but bought them for very different purposes. I figured the SoundPads would be good for either a cheap pair of auxillary speakers or a few low-tech noisehound options for the home studio (I make funny noises with scads of gear and computers when I'm not teaching or listening to music). I was particularly intrigued to see if I could get a "weird" guitar speaker out of these (no, I don't use 50-watt tube amps)- haven't tried them yet for that purpose, but initial results are very promising.
I "sampled" them by pushing them loosely up against various materials and items I had sitting around. If you want to make a "hi-fi" speaker, I think a small cardboard box (the corrugated variety, a little bigger than a shoebox) would be optimal and yield the most normal-speaker-like results (SI seems to agree with this, since they either make or made a pair of cardboard speakers of similar size using the SoundPads as drivers). It does, however, sound a little "boxy." Rimshot, please. No, but seriously. It sounds boxy. And cute. Larger boxes do not work very well.
I had some 1/8" thick melamine material around that resembles a dry-erase / whiteboard - was not happy with those results (a little too heavy for these to push suitably). Ended up affixing them to a piece of 20x30 foamcore split in half, based on another review here (tried a full size piece too-- slightly better bass response, but a little less loud and much more impractical).
These things do in fact get pretty loud (I can hear at least 300Hz and up throughout my house without issue). However, the bass response seems to be strongly centered around the driver, at least on most of the materials I tried. This might also vary depending on how you've set up the material (I am thinking about playing with the foamcore partially inside another box). The overall frequency response is very much dependent on where the SoundPad itself is located. I would try and mount these *suspended* with the SoundPads aligned with ear level if I was going to use them for incidental speakers and mount them to a larger chunk of material.
The sound with the foamcore on the whole is akin to an extremely loud boombox. It's midrange-heavy and a bit harsh in the room if you do not have them at ear level, but still very interesting. You can hold or suspend the pieces of foam up parallel to each other on either side of you for the world's largest set of earphones, no earbands required. It's definitely an experience.
The only thing that makes me sad about these is they are meant to be permanently affixed to a surface-- the "attached adhesive" is not reusable. You could probably reaffix them with some care and creativity, and experimenting by simply holding them gently against a material gives you an idea of the sonic results that's approximately 85% of the way to the "affixed" result.
Poor man's Magnepans? Absolutely not. Fun? Yes. If you are looking for a $20-25 pair of utility speakers, well, you don't have many options... and these would in fact do better than most in that range (I agree with the reviewer who states that a hundred bucks would get you a better "real pair," especially on eBay armed with a little dangerous knowledge). I look forward to having some fun with these on the foamcore in the studio and think I will probably buy another pair in a couple months.
Hey, where's that sound coming from?.......2007-06-08
These speakers are wonderful! They don't necesarily work with everything you'd think they would, but when you find something they do work on, they are great. I found that they best work on pieces of cardboard. lean them up against the wall and the space between creates a mini woofer for bass. If you want a cheap but great sounding pair of speakers, these are it!
pretty impressive considering........2007-03-29
These little things are pretty impressive when applied to a suitable surface. They actually sound really good at lower volumes. They won't rock your house but they can produce some very nice easy listening volume. I found construction foam to be the best media to use for a sound panel.
Pretty frikin' sweet.......2006-02-25
I have them hooked up to 2 of the whiteboards in the office. It is great.
Fun, not amazing.......2006-01-28
I don't doubt that your speaker-designer friend, if you're lucky enough to have one, can make something nice out of them. For the rest of us, they're just for fun. I'm pretty sure you can get much better speakers for $1000 a pair or even $100. These are still a good buy for $20 if you have a use for them or just to play with.
They seem to work well with cardboard boxes (such as the outer shipping container) if you want to carry them around, or with posters mounted on boards if you want to hang them on the wall.
You'll need an amplifier, of course: perhaps the Sonic Impact T-Amp. That product has been highly praised by credible sources as comparable to 4-figure equipment if you only need 5 watts or so. The speakers are not that. They are OK, cheap and delightfully silly.
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This series of SVGA video breakout cables utilizes four 75 Ohm coaxial cables with true 75 Ohm BNC connectors for distortion free video signal transmission. The fully molded HD15 backshell and BNC strain relief produces a durable assembly. Individual cables are color coded Red, Green, Blue and Black to assure correct hookup. Available in standard lengths of 1.5, 3 and 6 feet. This is L-com part number CTL4CAT-6.
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These 4mm 125M DAT backup tapes allow for 12GB native, 24GB compressed storage capacity. These tapes feature High Energy Stabilized Alloy (HESA) Magnetic Particle technology for unmatched data integrity and storage life. The RDP mechanism provides a smooth tape transport for accurate recording and playback. The exclusive Aramid base with advanced binder ensures tape has a very high tensile strength with resistance to stretching.
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The DGD120 data cartridge is ideal for reliable storage of a wide range of data-intensive applications and network back-up, offering a data capacity from 1.3 GB to 20 GB.PRODUCT FEATURES: Prolonged reliability with highly durable HCL binder; Enhanced data density with Helical scan technology; Excellent tape transport stability due to a durable HCL binder.
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Oxygen-free copper wire for low oxidation and long life plus heavy-duty heatshrunk tubing for strain relief. Stylishly flecked tweed wrap for vintage appeal.
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