A MUST for Hi-MD owners
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I have been having problems with my Sony MZ-RH10 where any kind of semi-severe jolt would completely cut off the player, also it couldn't read or write on Hi-Md discs correctly.  Well, I decided to just try and use this head cleaner i have had for a while and bam! Worked like a charm. Highly recommended for all MD users, but hence the disc architecture of Hi-MDs, cleaning the head is a must.

ps. buy a laser lens cleaner as well, which I believe has more to do with the reading of the disc.
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This is an ingenious clutch that engages when you step on your hi-hat pedal, but will drop to the closed position when you hit the lever on the top. This allows you to either ride closed hi-hats when using both bass pedals, yet return to normal hi-hat playing when the music calls for it.

Be aware that this clutch has only two positions - open and fully closed. However, there is a way to work around this if you like partially open hi-hats in the closed position for a sizzle sound.  I did a work around by placing a spring on the hi-hat stem, with metal and felt washers on the top of the spring, which gives me that opening when I drop the cymbal to closed.  There was a lot of trial and error finding the right spring because each cymbal pair has a different height when mated together, and I was looking for a tiny fraction of an inch opening.  Too small or low a tension a spring and stickwork chokes the sound. Too large or stiff and you will not get the sound.  However, this is all personal preference, and many drummers ride a fully closed hi-hat anyway, which makes this clutch perfect out of the box.

Regardless of your hi-hat style, if you are using a double bass, this is a "must have" accessory. Gibraltar's model is solid, heavy duty, and engages and disengages perfectly every time.
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Have been using Ho'Opopono for years.
This is a must have addition to that information.
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As a owner of a Yamaha EF2000IS Inverter generator, this is a must have! To start off, the shipping estimate was extremely off from what amazon estimated delivery to be. I received my items within 5 days. A word of caution: Upon opening the items, I noticed small shavings of aluminum on them. I advise that you clean around the rubber gasket (moving it with your finger nail to be thorough), Aluminum is not attracted to magnets! I used a spray can of air to clean the parts, and seemed to work very well. Be advised: I own a 2011 model year EF2000IS  Inverter ( Made in Japan), and a 2014 Model year EF2000IS inverter (Made in China), The specs are from what I can tell exactly the same, except the 2014 model has a oil change access panel on the back panel for easy oil change access. This oil filler WILL NOT FIT through the window Yamaha has provided on the 2014 model year! As this is the model most new purchasers will receive, I found this important to note. I would prefer it worked through the window, but for me it isn't even close to a deal breaker. Taking off the back blue panel is probably recommended at oil change intervals anyways, to inspect all internal parts are in order. As this Yamaha inverter has no oil filter, I find it a must for proactive owners, who want to ensure NO metal is being circulated in their Inverter! I haven't had a chance to use the oil filler piece, but from what I can gather from other reviews, and personal experience filling my machine, it probably is difficult!!! Filling the machine essentially takes a funnel, and a flashlight to make sure the oil level comes right up to the filler cap threads. It would be nearly impossible to see levels using this piece! Luckily, I didn't purchase this filler to fill, I ordered it to make emptying the machine easier. Overall, I do recommend these two pieces if you own a EF2000IS inverter.
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This is a must have for anyone owning the POD Desktop (Kidney).  It fits all of them from 2.0, X3, PODHD, every Desktop (Kidney) version of the POD devices.
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Installation instructions made it a breeze.  Includes everything you need.  It took me a 1/2 hour start to finish to install this on my 2016 MDX.
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I got to use these for the first time today and tonight. I have useful information for some of the complaints. First.. Setup. It is key that you follow the instructions for focusing. Zoom to the highest setting. (Heres my trick that helps with the maximum zoom problem >>Flip back the eye reliefs. Do not use them for maximum zooming<<). Close your right eye and focus the left using the focus wheel at the top center. Close your left and and focus the right eye using the Diopter Adjustment (Right lens). Open both eyes and adjust the Interpupillary Distance (IPD) (width) until you see one round scene.
Today I viewed clear mountain ranges and was able to see what color cloths people were wearing on the rock opening. Some distance away and not visible to the naked eye.
Tonight I saw the Rings on Saturn clear on full zoom.
The Tripod is a Bushnell Advanced Tripod. Sturdy and easy to use.
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Folks who are serious about their HD motorcycles understand that there are a whole lot of companies  making the same parts Harley makes - only a little different - sometimes better. Clymer's manual fits that category.  It expands on the format of the standard Harley-Davidson service manual by  including far more illustrations, troubleshooting tips and parts  diagarams.
The only area that requires improvement is the  "wiring  diagrams" section.  If you're buying this  to sort out an electrical  problem - you might be happier with the factory manual.  This appears to be  a result of the books smaller format.  The diagrams are smaller and the  letters used to identify wire colors are all but illegible (on my copy  anyway).
Still, if your serious about doing your own  "wrenching" this will be a worthwhile addition to your reference  library.
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This is a great solution to the cruddy active suspension on my 2004 GMC Yukon Denali.

The only issue I have, and why I gave 4 instead of 5 stars, is that the box was missing one front upper shock isolator.  I opted to use OEM replacements in this position anyway, as they are more substantial and, based on my experience with other vehicles, the standard type isolators that Monroe supplied do NOT last very long.

As others have noted, make absolutely sure that you inflate the rear shocks to some degree before lowering the vehicle's weight onto them.  If you don't then you risk damage to the shocks.  This is covered in the Monroe instruction manual.  Read it and pay attention!

Also, do yourself a favor and purchase the Monroe AK29 air hose kit so you can have a single schrader valve to use for adjusting air pressure.  This setup normalizes the pressure between the two rear shocks and alleviates (but may not eliminate!) some of the bounce and funny handling characteristics others have noted.
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I use Macrium Reflect like others stated for my hp dv6 laptop and it worked great. just did a quick 5 minute swap out and everything is perfect! my laptop runs documents and starts up much faster! one of the best upgrades i have bought. i don't think ill ever go back to a regular HHD. It is silent and doesn't get as hot so i can actually sit my laptop on my lap again.

hardest part for my was removing programs and shrinking down partitions of my old hard drive to fit on this. if i bought a bigger SSD i wouldnt have had an issue. i got it all to fit though. i just shrank the recovery, hp tools and backup partitions down to their minimum and expanded the C: drive to the max. i ended up with 202 gig partition for the C: drive after everything and i only use about 130 gig of it currently. i can use externals for all other needs so the 240 gig should never be an issue. i will wait to upgrade bigger once prices go down again.
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HDHOMERun is a must have for any HTPC owner for simplifying the setup even further by not having to put expensive PCI or PCIe based TV tuner cards in the HTPC that you build. This tiny little device can be tucked away and connected to your wired network or wireless N (Dual band 300MBps ) and have immediate access to two HD ATSC/QAM  based tuner by your HTPC and or any other PC that needs access to the TV tuners - Love it.

Keeping HTPC cool is primary concern for most users. Keeping tons of TV tuners out of the PC does help to reduce the power consumption little bit and also keeps the HTPC cooler. This device consumes insignificant power and does that job perfectly.

The Signal strength maintained by these two tuners are pretty consistent in the upper 80+ range and in my tests I found that it had very good Multipath rejection in the area that I live.

If you live in a metropolitan area where you might have very tall buildings and very strong local channels, multipath is the major cause for most ATSC based tuners to drop connection even though you have strong signals and cause pix-elation. Unlike the discontinued Analog signals Multipath does not cause ghost-like displaced images on the screen as seen with TV's with rabbit ears in the early days, though the term "ghost" is still used to describe multipath.

PROS:
[+] Very small and low power consumption
[+] Dual Tuners in a compact package
[+] Decent enough gain and very good 'GHOST' Multipath rejection
[+] Drivers and software works very well with Windows 7 MCE
[+] Multiple PC's can access the tuner (Tuners can be used only by one PC at a time)
[+] Includes COAX cable and Ethernet cables and good quality hardware build.

CONS:
[-] Wish they had different inputs for Clear QAM and 8VSB ATSC digital television standard.
[-] Requires additional software download (Microsoft .NET 4.0)

If you have cable service for Internet Access (Not for TV) you may get lucky to find few unscrambled clear QAM channels which this device is able to get via the two QAM tuner interfaces. But the CON mentioned above does make it difficult to wire the device to your rooftop antenna at the same time for local ATSC over the air channels.

Other than this one glaring issue the tuner performed flawlessly on Windows 7 MCE environment on multiple PC just fine. I am not going to take away any stars in the rating for the CONs mentioned above as they are relatively insignificant if you learn to live with it.

Summary: Good Purchase. Highly recommended.
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Great lapping plate as well as tip repair, etc. I would encourage anyone to buy one along with the duo base with magna base adapter. It's a fantastic combo.
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This product is excellent, recommended by my MD, and works beautifully.  AmazingNewStore is an excellent source for it on Amazon. Have been purchasing it for several years now.
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This is a great sequel to Hi-Fi Color for Comics which I felt was a very informative digital coloring manual.  There is a section of this book which explains how to use the Flats Channel to another degree to help give your project a more "animation" type feel.  Also this book goes into more detail in how to render a figure's overall appearance to show the subtlety needed to give your character a realistic finish.  I highly recommend this addition of Hi-Fi's great advice and tips.
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I was needing to replace my old clutch because it wasn't gripping the rod well.  I figured this was something you had to do once in a great while and didn't really think a clutch would make much of a difference on a hihat.  After buying this Gibraltar clutch I've changed my mind and realize how important the clutch actually is.  This one has really changed my hihat and my ability to play with it.  It grips great even if I'm playing hard on the hihats and the quick release, which I thought would be just a minor convenience is great.  I can adjust the wash of the top hi hat cymbal really well and the screws hold it well.  Overall I'm really happy with it.
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This unit has save a lot of time and digging and help to pinpoint items that I found with my metal detector much quicker than with just the MD.  Definitely worth it.
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Maurice Hinson has written a ton of guides to piano literature and they are all excellent.  This guide to transcriptons, arrangements, and paraphrases has saved me hours of floundering through the music libary at the local university, looking for rarely-played music.

Along with music publisher information, Hinson provides concise descriptions of each entry and also rates how difficult each piece is.

As reference tools, Hinson's guides beat the pants off of hours of internet surfing.  I highly recommend Hinson to all pianists who have ever torn their hair out trying to locate obscure music.