what does "CE"mean on the body on my newly purchased sm48?..my old sm48 (bought in amazon too) does not have
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The mark is most likely due to the CE classification some products must obtain in order to enter the European market. This CE marking covers, among other things, Product Safety and Environmental standards.
207407
its a different kind of mic. it stands for commercial edition. but in all its very hard to hear the difference...bottom line is that if you went with a shure, it's going to give a great sound.
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I should've clicked on I don't know, I thought it was about rating the mic. I think it means commemorative edition. Not really sure what that means either. The mic is great.
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I don't see any UL certified symbol on the package, but it is CE certified.
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I'm no expert in these matters, but I think we're dealing with a distinction without a difference on this point. Having received the unit, I can say that the box says it is a BD-FM59. There is a supplemental tag on the side of the box that says BD-F5900/BD-FM59 refurbished factory. The unit itself carries a compliance tag that says: BD-FM59, Model Code BD-FM592A. The instruction manual that came with it says it's for a BD-FM59C. What I think all this means is that the BD-F5900 is a model series, and the other designations are internal codes for something like date of production, place of assembly, or the like. In other words, it works like any other BD-F5900, regardless of the replacement of the last two 0's with a further number or letter code. I am quite pleased with mine, BTW.
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It doesn't mean anything in particular, it's just the new model. It's slimmer than the original. There are alsonew features ;)
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I'm not sure what the acronym "CEA" stands for; this is a question best answered by a customer service rep for Channel Master. Ditto for your second question. We live the Boston, MA area if that's any assistance.
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I wanted to know that too. Finally found this. "CE is an abbreviation for Conformité Européenne, which is French for European Conformity. A wire or cable product with the CE Marking can be sold into the European market. The CE mark verifies that the product meets the safety regulations of the New Approach Directives of the European Union."So this cable cannot be sold in the EU.
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I read someone's post on a another tv that said the "small cosmetic damage" was nothing more thing some sticker residue. Here's to hoping mine comes in that good of condition too. I'm saving over $200 buying this way.Keep in mind, if the item is being listed as Very Good by Amazon, chances are, the cosmetic damage isn't too bad. Now, if it had said 'structural damage', I'd be more worried.That's just my take on it.
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Okay so I got the N53SV-XE1 today and everything seems to be in order. The manufacture date is in February and it had a sticker on the side that said "current revision certified", so I'm sure it's not affected barring taking apart the back and getting the chipset serial. It's back up on Amazon now too, which is also a good sign. Review forthcoming once I have more time to play with it. :)
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I just found out as I just received the same thing. It means warranty replacement. It is a brand new unit but minus the fun stuff you get when you buy new from the store. I'm not particularly happy about that.
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CE stamped. I can tell you that I looked it over hard before installing it on my Unisaw. I am VERY happy I did. I turn it on by hand and off by pushing it with my thigh. No distractions from the blade. Rugged and well built, I trust this switch over electromagnetic types any-day. Buy it!
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It means there is probably a problem with the microwave's generation system. I purchased mine in July and just now the H98 code showed up. We had to send it out to get repaired, luckily it's still under warranty. Will never buy this again.
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The one we are offering is the SDCC Shadow version. We have no idea why Amazon combined the two listings. we will contact them to get it fixed, thanks for letting us know.
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Out of curiosity, how do you check to see if you actually have a Special Edition? I purchased this from Amazon (from this page), but there's no indication on the box or on the laptop itself that it's a NC10-11PBK. On the box and on the laptop itself, it just says NC10-KL01US. I just want to make sure they didn't ship me the wrong one. (I don't have the original NC10, so I have nothing to compare it to.)
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FINALLY! Let me check over the weekend. It was an expired cert in the ask client (I think OEM went under) be cautiously optimistic but wait for a post. Thanks for the indirect heads up btw
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Good points. It's still relatively new, and I wonder especially how the hard drive model has held up. My new one arrived DOA, and now I'm really struggling over whether to ask Amazon for a refund or an exchange. This baby may be intended to be Solid State all the way, which means the hard drive models will be unwanted period pieces in another year or two.
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CE is based on some French words. It is simply a standard used in Europe and many other places outside the U.S. It is similar to our UL listing. It theoretically means you won't be shocked and die if you use the product. You'll probably find CE on the little label of things like your cell phone and laptop PC.
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Yes, it is. There are two versions, one for CE and one for FCC. For example, see http://www.sekonic.com/others/aboutradiotriggering.aspx . On mine, the serial number starts with the FCC version (JH12). Any questions, I have found the Sekonic people very easy to reach and deal with. Hope you enjoy the light meter, if you get it.