Px Hd Digital Indoor Antenna Hda 1100

I got these with my Casio Privia PX-330 digital piano. They sound awesome.

I have been using the Celestron 0.7 Edge HD Reducer Lens on my C-1100 Edge HD for about five years. It certainly does reduce the effective focal length to 70% of the base telescope but that is not as important as the substantial reduction in exposure time by about 50%. What previously required a 20-minute exposure now can be done in 10 minutes. In most if not all environments, the seeing would not support the full focal length of the 1100 resulting in photo images that are actually clearer than without the reducer.

I purchased an 1100 Edge-HD scope, and the stock diagonal that came with it was OK, but this is better, and worth the price. Great reviews in many pro-publications.

Bought this to hold Orion ST80 on my Celestron Edge HD 1100 as a guide scope when using the Hyperstar. So far, setup works great and no evidence of differential flexure. Very solid with fine finish.

Did a lot of research into what to get for my first proper digital piano, and so far very happy with going with the PX-S3100. Was considering the FP30X as the biggest competitor, along with the P125, DGX670B, and ES120. But for the price ($750) and all the extra sounds, I'm happy I went with the PX-S3100. Build quality feels solid, it feels and sounds like an analog piano. Also honestly part of the reason I went with it was that it just looks a whole lot nicer than the competition. And it's noticeably smaller and lighter than some of the competition too (looking at you DGX670B). If you're dead set on the most similar experience to an analog piano than the FP30X is probably want you want. But after playing it, I think there's a reason there only seems to be a single guy who is complaining so much about the key feel while everyone else considers itself perfectly fine. So if you're looking for a really impressive beginner/intermediate digital piano for under $800, this is really what you want and I'm glad I went with it.

Heavy duty metal parts. Using to support an indoor antenna.

As always Western Digital rules in the HD Department!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a review for the One for All - One For All 14426 Indoor Bar Antenna with Signal Level Indicator. This unit is very fashionable and looks nice in my family room. The signal level indicator was so helpful making sure it was in the best location. The system came with directions, velcro dots to help hold it in place and the USB AC adapter. Another nice thing was not having to have it pointing in a specific direction thanks to 360 degree multidirectional reception. I was able to pick up so many shows that I otherwise wouldn't have been able to see.

Nice little heavy duty stand. I don't use mine for a mic, I have a small indoor/outdoor antenna on mine. I thought about making a stand, but I couldn't make one as cheap as this. Service was great as usual. It actually arrived 2 days ahead of schedule.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We put this One for All indoor bar antenna in our upstairs bonus room that has issues getting some channels in due to lack of reception. This antenna helped to solve that issue and we can know watch all our channels clearly. This was easy to install and I like the sleek and slim design that doesn't take up much space.