Fitness Of Tomorrow Track Bar Path Machine Learning

Nice watch to track fitness results. Many functions that are easy to use. The GPS works very well and nice downloads of workout to phone. Charge last a long time.

Everything works well. I'm enjoying learning how to use the machine.

This is a review for the Epson DS-770 II Color Duplex Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. This scanner is one of the best desktop scanners I've used. It's straight through paper path reduces jams, a common problem I experienced with the ADH scanners built into multi-function printers that use a "C" paper path. The machine handles all different paper types I throw at it - from thick envelopes to small gas station receipts. Additionally, the ability to disable the multi-feed page detection enables the machine to scan papers with post-its. The software works well on my computer. A tip, however, is to ensure that the USB port you connect it to is a proper USB 3.0 port and is not a USB 2.0 port as commonly found in USB hubs, including those built into computer monitors. The driver works well to scan and organize files and the OCR works better than I was expecting. Additionally, the scanner has a standard TWAIN interface that allows me to use any scanner application, such as those built into fax software. Overall, this machine is worth the money - especially if you can expense the cost to your employer. The consumables are easy to clean and replace when it's time to (a piece many scanner owners forget.) It's notable to mention that my machine came with a 3 year advanced replacement warranty which means that they'll send you a new scanner before you send back your broken scanner (which could save on shipping.) Overall strong recommendation for this machine.

So far so good! Recently purchased this machine and just learning how to use it!

I'd buy 10 more tomorrow.

Hard learning curve switching from a mouse or track pad but worth the dues.

Great machine but be aware that there is a learning curve when coming off of a Windows environment.

This stand alone multi-track recorder had a steep learning curve for me, but, after learning basic operations such as open menu, create and/or load songs; assign microphone XLR/TRS jacks to a channel (easy) and basic recording operations, this unit is very fun to operate. Granted this unit has been out for quite a few years, and I had debated buying the 32 track recorder, but opted for this 24 track and have had a blast. Send effects unit ( taking a dry unaltered recording signal and making it wet adding effect with an effect such as reverb or delay) was tricky. Recommend turning the volume all the way up and adjust down to get the effect to your monitors. This unit is so much fun am now going to splurge on some really nice microphones. My recording will include solo work with and without keyboard; trio and quintet jazz and ensemble work, and larger ensembles.

Great mount to capture my early stages of learning how to drive a bit faster on track .

I am a musician who likes to record the old school way. That's why I purchased the DP-24SD 24-Track. This machine allows you to do that. It's simple and easy to use. Also I don't have to put up with a lot of computer uploads and constant upgrades. This recorder works great for what I need to do.