along with micro phonic tubes) i had to pretty much put 1 2 hours worth of my own ...
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came to my home broke. (front grill was not mounted, speaker was hanging by one screw, along with micro phonic tubes)
i had to pretty much put 1 2 hours worth of my own work in to it which i had no problem doing.
(I DO NOT ADVISE YOU  TO PLAY WITH ANY ELECTRONIC UNLESS YOU HAVE HAD CERTIFICATION!!! (Like myself)
Nice amp... got a few hours and some know how? well than its not a bad choice. otherwise id stick to a more name branded amp.
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2 needed to be formated and required some research as to what was needed, I expected "out of box" use.
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Bought this to create my own mini reactor. Thought I'd better keep a supply of water available just in case the calculations I did on the back of an envelope weren't quite right. Didn't count on my little brother creating a tsunami in the bathtub though! Decided to call my little experiment Fukup-shima and I'm leaving nuclear reactors to the experts. Can't fault the product - although a star deducted for the price, blows a hole in your pocket
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Ihave to return it cause the microphone turn off after 1 hour of use, then I need left it to be cool another hour
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It took some work to make it as cute as I thought it should have been right out of the package
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Two things I didn't like.  One, you need another cable to connect. Seems like they could included this $1.50 accessory and saved the customer some grief. Second, you don't just set the headset in the cradle to recharge. You have to plug it in. Haven't been able to use them yet. I ordered the cable thinking it would be here in a few days but am told it will take six weeks to deliver. I'll buy one locally but just another hassle. They could have made me a happier customer if they would just have included one.

I wrote the preceding several weeks ago.  Since then I have found the cable and used the headphones.  It took  three stops to find the cable.  WalMart, Best Buy did not have them.  Finally found them at Radio Shack.  Now that it's connected  they are great.  Sound is good.  I can even understand the British shows.  Range is good.  I can go anywhere in the house  or yard and still be connected. Still don't like having to plug them in to charge.  I forgot to turn them off before plugging them in.  Not only did they not charge but the battery discharged despite being plugged in.  When I turned the switch off, the battery charged so have to remember that.  Don't  like having to use the switch.  My other set has an automatic on when you put them on and just sit in the cradle to charge .  However they cost over $250 and these were less than $50.  For the $200 difference I'll learn how to turn these  on and off.
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To use this thing, you have to have the phone out of it's case - what a PITA. I always leave the phone in it's case.
Also, you can't plug in the headset/MP3 output because it's blocked by plastic.
I took care of these things with a Dremel tool & a small die grinder . . . so after about 2 hours of whittlin on it - my phone slides right in - in the case - and I can drive the amp while charging too.
The original price showed something like $40 ... for $4 it was a better deal ;-)
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Sounds like a 78rpm transfer using a cactus needle.  Five minutes was all I could take.  Music itself?  Couldn't tell.  My ears hurt.
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This little thing last about 3 hours tops (and i'm being generous) on medium volume. I recommend saving your money and buy a bluetooth speaker from a brand you trust.
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Did this  yesterday and am irritated by having to take time to do this again today
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The slide is a little cumbersome, but I whipped through 400 slides in under 2 hours - a project I've been meaning to do for years! Digitized my slides in seconds, right to a card I got at Walmart, then to my hard drive in nothing flat.
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I spent 2 1/2 hours on the phone with technical support trying to set up with my computer they were unable to help I will be returning this product
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It took about two hours to hack my way through the spotty documentation. The problem is that the software the printer uses isn't owned by printrbot, and has changed since they wrote the manual. Expect to end up forum surfing to troubleshoot.

Once it worked, it created tolerable looking prints. It comes out to $0.25 and half an hour per small toy ($.033/g). Perhaps when I learn to calibrate it, things will be a bit more crisp and precise. But, good enough for me! I use this educationally and my students are enamored with what it produces. It's very easy to custom create files for it.

Update: I'm now willing to give it a sixth star. My prints were sticking too hard and I changed the Z offset to keep the extrusion head from digging into the print bed. Also, and more importantly, I bought a small, cheap 3D printed device that allows the filament to roll as needed. This prevents tangles and allows me, for the first time, to print things unattended. [...]
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I made a mistake of taking the neclaces out of the bap prior to use and the got tangled, second mistake was letting some one help.
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Padding flattened out after two hours worth of use within two days.
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I finally got this to work. But I had to spend an extra $30 as well as 4 to 5 hours of labor.

I basically had to rebuild to clamp because it wasn't strong enough to support the weight of the stand (without any microphone attached).

It also doesn't reach nearly as far as the description claims, so I had to use more parts from another mic stand to make it reach.

There's mic stands that sell for a little over $100. I thought I was being smart by getting this one, but I should've just purchased the other one. Do yourself a favor and spend $100 on a quality stand. After spending $30 on extra parts and 4 to 5 hours of labor (which is equal to at least $164), this is just not worth it.
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First off, let me say I hope to come back tomorrow and update both my stars and my rating, but for right now, I am tired and frustrated.

I just got my printer today, and was very excited. Now, after 2 hours, it is still not set up, and I am going to have to give it up until tomorrow when I can call tech support.

Why is it that people who write instructions assume you know what an "access point" is? or a "WPS button"?

So here's my string of problems (so far):
1. Removed all the packing papers I could find, but didn't realize I was also supposed to remove the little orange piece of plastic that was in one compartment, so spent 15-20 minutes trying to figure out why I kept getting an error message that told me to remove packing material under the document cover. I had removed the tape, but thought the little orange thing was part of the printer. It wasn't.
2. Couldn't figure out why paper wouldn't fit in the tray. OK, I admit to feeling really stupid about this one, but I could not see that there were two trays at the bottom. This one cost me 20 minutes as well, and I almost packed the thing up in disgust to send it back!
3. Unable to connect to my home network. After digging around on the internet, we decided that our router has a button marked "QSS" and that is the same thing as a "WPS" button. So husband held the button, I poked the OK button on the printer and after 3 minutes we gave it up. Now back at the beginning of the set up it did say to put the printer near the "access point" - I am guessing now that meant the router - but we need the printer to be in another room, next to my computer, not next to the router. My computer is running on our wireless network just fine, so that should be close enough. I hope we don't have to haul the printer into the other room just to connect to our wireless network!!
4. Manual? Now this is something that really bugs me...there isn't one. And I haven't found one on-line yet.

So I wait til tomorrow to see if the phone tech can help....sigh.