Would you recommend these or the hard core series here?http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003GM309W/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=O0DX8GMRRG82&
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I have not tried the hardcore series, but I think it would do better than the removable kind. The wires on the removable ones bent easily.
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The hardcore series are for frames with eyelets. If your bike is without eyelets than SpeedEZ is the solution.
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Yes, but if you want to OC this board you are going to be limited. Would recommend the extreme series over the pro series, if your are a gamer, though.
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I don't know but there was a list on the sight with hard ware comparability. I'm sorry I wish I was more help.
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I think the ES series would work well with the studio series, especially when using for surrounds. I am currently using the ES10BK for my surrounds and am very satisfied. The highs are very clear and sound great for home theater use or music.
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I wouldn't recommend any of the My Book series for frequent moves, they just don't seem substantial enough. Don't get me wrong, they're good drives, just not built for moving around alot. You might want to look at the Western Digital Passport series of hard drives instead which are supposedly very rugged.
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I will check that model out, thanks so much! (sorry I just saw your post today) :)
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Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the "source" for the industry restrictions on recording HD, so I don't want to support them. Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the... » Read More Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the "source" for the industry restrictions on recording HD, so I don't want to support them. « Show Less
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That's exactly the pair I have. I'll get my box specs and post them in a bit. They are a good match for a daily setup. They can be pushed harder but I really like it
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I would suggest you visit the thecus website, find the unit you are interested in and then look up the HDD compatibility for the drives you are thinking about. I would recommend you pick enterprise type disks and buy a spare additional disk of the same kind to have on the shelf in case one fails.
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You should contact the seller for details. I don't find the series that fits in the Amazon store.
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I have an A10-5800k on mine at home and at work. I am very happy with them. If I was buying them today I might go with the A10-6800k, but I have no experience or have I done any research on that so I can't say it would be better.
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I bought mine about a year and a half ago. Most likely if the 2.1's sound better to you, give them a shot.
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Did you go with the TX-SR606? I got it a few months ago and love it. It's a bit large but it handles all audio formats, so I'm happy with it. With HDMI cables (as with speaker cables) name brand means nothing. You will save a bundle if you just go with the cheapest ones you can find. Best Buy tries to sell the Monster brand HDMI cables for a hundred bucks or more. That is robbery. I got my three Belkin HDMI cables at Target for $40 each and I paid too much. Just get anything you see that is version 1.3 or better. As far as Blu-Ray goes, the PS3 is the best thing out there. It's a bit expensive though. So if you're trying to save some money, I have seen some good reviews for the Sony BD-S350. The DMP-BD55K looks nice too, as does the Samsung P2500. When it comes to deciding which one to buy, it all boils down to cost vs. benefit.
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yeah but I don't recommend getting them. They are bulky and not as cool as they make them out to be. Dominators looks better without. I own both and don't use the ram monitors. buy them if you want though.
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I run mine in series with another set and they sound great! Cheap enough . Try them
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I had one SA12 on 1200watts and it handled it like a champ. These subs are way underrated. Look into the Soundqubed HDS300's. They are about $50.00 cheaper. I replaced my SA with one and the HDS rapes the SA. Optimal enclosure specs on both. The Hds plays the lower end and the higher end quite noticeably better. But taking nothing away from the SA's. They are badass!
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Hey Guys,Thanks for the advice. I ended up going with the 983. I expect to receive it mid April. I actually had a Toshiba D3 but I just recently sold it with my HD collection. As I have quite a large collection of SD DVD's it made sense to go with the best quality upconverting player available especially as there would be quite a noticible PQ difference on a 72" display. The plan now is to pick up a cheap Blue Ray player during thanksgiving or boxing day sales which I will use purely for Blue Ray while the 983 will be uses for everything else.