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A huge upgrade from my prior CPU, my new PC absolutely flies in comparison.

I tried several no comparison

I like this lens a lot. It's flare control is outstanding with nice 10 a pointed sunstar affect. It's actually sharper than what Zeiss's MTF graph led me to believe. By no means should this lens be judged on its published MTF graph when comparing it to the Leica Elmarit. The Zeiss is bigger and heavier, but its not too big. For the money, you cannot go wrong with this 28mm lens for your rangefinder.

I bought this case to store my Lowrance HDS 12 graph/chart plotter. It is a great case, especially for the price. I believe you could throw this thing off of a building and everything inside would be fully protected. Really like the perforated foam on the interior, makes it simple to customize the storage area. I highly recommend this case.

Good laptop for gaming and studying. In war thunder full graph 200+fps

Awesome notebook. By far, my favorite. My only wish is that they made one with graph paper squares or dots. But still, such a well-crafted product. Highly recommend.

Love this book. Would use these exclusively for life if it came in a grid/graph lined option. A softcover option would be amazing too (but mint color with graph book lines.... need that now!)

I purchase a Canon Pro Graph TA20 and had so much trouble setting it up to do art prints. Canon support told me it wouldn't operate properly because they didn't have drivers to support my MacBook pro with Monterey OS, and said they just can't keep up with Apples OS updates. Frustrated, I returned it and purchased the Epson SureColor P900 with the paper roll adapter, and not only was it easy to set up, it works flawlessly with my MacBook Pro. The prints are amazingly saturated and image quality is incredible. I highly recommend this printer for anyone needing to produce art prints.

I'm running GLM 3.1 on a 15" 2017 MacBook Pro. Audio Interface is a MOTU 8D driving the Genelecs via AES3. Stereo configuration w/ SAM8331A. The 7530A sub arrived last night. First pass at integrating it into the system took a bit of work, and I needed to reinstall GLM before the sub was recognized by the system. My rig is currently set up on a small desk in the corner of an untreated bedroom- nowhere near ideal acoustically, but the GLM calibration combined with Sonarworks REF 4 software produces a ruler flat response down to 70hz, below which we start to see some fluctuations. The full range FR graph is the SW correction ( after GLM filtration ) for the 8331As only. Measured before the 7530 arrived. the Second graph is GLM's base management with the 7530 included. ( crossover @ 85hz ) Green is GLM correction applied. After work tonight, I'll have time to rerun the SonarWorks calibration with the complete 2.1 system- I expect to see much better response below the crossover pt. In a treated room, the results would only improve.

Amazing cpu