Images of items I have purchased.
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I did look at that one but preferred the one I bought. I also tried the magnetic leather strap and the magnetic metal strap but this strap felt like the best one to me.
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Definitely outside... unless you have incredibly good airflow/extraction.
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Bought myself a new little nitro motor for my RC truck...
I got myself another OS Vspec the other day for my buggy, this current one is a bit knackered poor thing has done 4 seasons now and had a 3 year break. I just need the time to run it in, i want to get back into racing again
That engine for my HPI savage XL truck I only just bought a few weeks ago..[/SPOILER]
I got myself another OS Vspec the other day for my buggy, this current one is a bit knackered poor thing has done 4 seasons now and had a 3 year break. I just need the time to run it in, i want to get back into racing again
I don't like the k5.9 engine that came with it so I bought that LRP engine to try in it...
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Haha, fair enough!
I can't remember what I used to run in my savage. It was like 8 years ago now. My first petrol RC car! (Hence the name Savagesam)
All my gear now is well old compared to the new stuff, and most people are running brushless these days, it's madness. I've still got a stick KO, no one seems to be using sticks anymore?
I just wish we still owned our track
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Nice, I like the English stock, feels great and unhindered when you mount it. Looks lightnot many 100 bird clay shoots with that
What's the selector on the side?
It's actually to unlock the sidelock for cleaning/repairs, I went through a box of 25 carts Sunday, Monday I was sporting a bruise and a stiff shoulder, kicks like a bugger.
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Nice. For one of the best sounds money can buy you buy Bose
Looks like a piece of furniture as well
I bet it cost a pretty penny didn't it?
Yeah for what we want it for it is fantastic, was a toss up between this or Sonos but went for this only because it looks better!
I think it was £270 as they had £80 off on this particular range.
Yet to sort out Spotify Premium and link to my music on main PC hence the Internet Radio for now!
I think it was £270 as they had £80 off on this particular range.
Yet to sort out Spotify Premium and link to my music on main PC hence the Internet Radio for now!
Nice. For one of the best sounds money can buy you buy Bose
Lolwut? You mad bro?
Nope not at all. The sound from such a small unit is fantastic. Although I did need to turn the bass down as it was full wack as standard!
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Nice. For one of the best sounds money can buy you buy Bose
And they say advertising doesn't work!
Agree - most Bose products I've come across aren't great but if it does GinG want's then that's great.
You see I get on with the sound profile, however I have had to adjust the bass lower as they seem to like maximum bass.
However for £270 what would you have purchased for the following criteria:
Single Unit
Good sound (in my opinion)
Looks good to be sat on the side in the kitchen
Networkable
Multiroom (for when we add to the collection)
I think the only other option would be Sonos? I liked the Sonos however this won only down to the looks.
I agree that on some things for the money you can get much more than a BOSE, or pay less on seperates to get equal sound quality (like my home cinema system for example) but for the criteria I had it fit perfectly.
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