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I'm guessing it didn't only cost $5, too? I think they may have done you a favour to avoid customs charges.
Latest toy.... Pioneer XDJ-RX
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What does platter feel like compared to the 2000's if you used those.
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off a certain auction site or from a genuine store?
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New speakers an A/V Receiver for my living room TV.
Dali Zensor 7 5.1 speaker package (2 x Zensor 7 fronts, 2 x Zensor 1 rears, 1 x Zensor Vokal centre, and 1 x E12-F sub). Still playing around with where to put the sub in the room!
Yamaha RXV-677 A/V Receiver to go with them.
I had to take the doors off the front of the TV unit but looks fine, worth it anyway to prevent opening them being required.
I like a good loose leaf tea, but in the end I have tried a lot of varieties. and came to the same conclusion as probably most people. Assam based teas are usually best I find. Assam, English Breakfast, that kind of thing. For lighter teas I do quite like a good Kenyan, Ceylon or Darjeeling.
For variety I throw in a Lady Grey or Earl Grey here and there.
Dali Zensor 7 5.1 speaker package (2 x Zensor 7 fronts, 2 x Zensor 1 rears, 1 x Zensor Vokal centre, and 1 x E12-F sub). Still playing around with where to put the sub in the room!
Yamaha RXV-677 A/V Receiver to go with them.
I had to take the doors off the front of the TV unit but looks fine, worth it anyway to prevent opening them being required.
I like a good loose leaf tea, but in the end I have tried a lot of varieties. and came to the same conclusion as probably most people. Assam based teas are usually best I find. Assam, English Breakfast, that kind of thing. For lighter teas I do quite like a good Kenyan, Ceylon or Darjeeling.
For variety I throw in a Lady Grey or Earl Grey here and there.
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Probably to save manufacturing costs, so that they can sell them in countries that don't use QWERTY without having to have a different version.
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If only you have met me, I'm not the hipster you think I am
hehe it was the first thing that popped into my head to write
Well I guess it could be tea, I think you're very brave drinking something that's been sent directly from China in a jiffy bag marked "clothes"!!!
I seem to remember a scandal with baby milk:-
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/nov/24/china-executes-milk-scandal-pair
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I have one at work that's QWERTY
New speakers an A/V Receiver for my living room TV.
Dali Zensor 7 5.1 speaker package (2 x Zensor 7 fronts, 2 x Zensor 1 rears, 1 x Zensor Vokal centre, and 1 x E12-F sub). Still playing around with where to put the sub in the room!
Yamaha RXV-677 A/V Receiver to go with them.
I had to take the doors off the front of the TV unit but looks fine, worth it anyway to prevent opening them being required.
I am rather jealous here - not for what you have brought but fact you can hear it clearly - I used to have HiFi but now it sounds like speakers are covered with blanket - Put my hearing aids in and sounds like Binatone tranny radio.
Enjoy it as long as you can. - Nice bit of kit
Dave
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