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Sennheiser EH 1430: ... got this headphones for mixing purposes, I am a semiprofessional musician dealing with mostly my own projects and as expensive monitors are not a financially possible solution, I went for these instead. Actually these types of headphones are mostly meant for listening, but their relatively flat frequency response makes them quite good (for non professional models) for this type of thing. As with most headphones of ...
Read the full review: Quite good for it's price by Nihilus
 

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Archive Electronics - Sony KV 14 LM 1 Sony KV 14 LM 1
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Archive Electronics / How to buy the right alarm for your car?
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NAD C340 NAD C340
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Archive Electronics - Sherwood RD6106 Sherwood RD6106
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Archive Electronics - Sharp MD-SR 50 Sharp MD-SR 50
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Philips SBC RU880 Philips SBC RU880
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Archive Electronics - Cordon Bleu Auto Slow Cooker Cordon Bleu Auto Slow Cooker
Archive Electronics / Able to coos all day without supervision. Uses no more power than a light bulb. Features include an auto setting for perfect temperature control, an elegant removable crockpot which allows easy serving and cleaning - lifts directly to table (its oven, fre
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Archive Electronics / Write an opinion on how to buy the perfect digital camera! No opinions on specific digital cameras please!
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marcellep Beko Cookers in general
... DVC6531 Double over electric cooker with ceramic hob We bought this cooker back in august 2004 when we moved in to our new flat in Edinburgh. There was no specific reason we bought this one, we just went in to our local Currys store and picked this product along with a new fridge, freezer, washing machine and dryer. The look in the show room The cooker is mostly white in colour with a dark ceramic hotplate on top. The oven door has a frosted glass on it as does the grill. The controls are nice too; they match the colour of the cooker. Over all this cooker looks nice when sitting in the show room. Got it home When first delivered to my home, the cooker is well...
Read the full review: Not the best cooker but not the worst either by marcellep
killerwhale Dictaphones in General
... size of a mobile, this handy little gadget will help anyone who is suffering from memory loss or if like me you are just overloaded with information at work. This can become your second brain! I’ll get to technical stuff in a minute but will try and intersperse with my thoughts on the day-to-day use and functionality, which I hope, will be more help. Errrr….. Well I think that was my plan?…. I’ll just check the Dictaphone. (Sorry poor attempt at humour!) Ok; so as I say, small and compact, slimmer and a tad smaller than my Nokia mobile, practically weightless this is NOT a ‘brick’ to carry about. Trust me this weighs about the same as two AA batteries. There is a ha...
Read the full review: OLYMPUS VN 120 DICTAPHONE by killerwhale
iv3_b33n_r0bb3d Panasonic TU CT20
... being one of Sky digitals first customers when you had to pay for the dish and receiver, and cancel the subscription, they repay you with cutting off the main channels like five, itv2, itv. So it was like oh poof ya. So I went out and bought a freeview receiver, I’ve had this for a while now, I got my mother to buy it only because I wanted to watch Newcastle United’s UEFA cup campaign in the 2003/2004 season. The set top box isn’t mind banging difficult, you get the basic channels plus some additional ones, no monthly fee, no nothing after the shop price, no need to fly through the channels for what you want to watch. Not only does it have all the main channels but...
Read the full review: what more do u want? by iv3_b33n_r0bb3d
 
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