Where do you buy your electronics?
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I just picked up two nice Samsung portable blue-tooth speakers. About $150 each. Now all the music on my iphone (or my wife's) or ipad (or my wife's) can be played anywhere with great sound.
Or from our computers.
They can stay in the house, go to the patio or vineyard.
I just picked up two nice Samsung portable blue-tooth speakers. About $150 each. Now all the music on my iphone (or my wife's) or ipad (or my wife's) can be played anywhere with great sound.
Or from our computers.
They can stay in the house, go to the patio or vineyard.
Amazon, newegg, micro center, crutchfield.
Amazon, Newegg, BH Photo Video, JR.com, ABT.com
I typically stick to Amazon, even if they're a few bucks more expensive because their customer service and return policy are hard to beat.
I typically stick to Amazon, even if they're a few bucks more expensive because their customer service and return policy are hard to beat.
^ What Pete said, minus ABT, and plus Crutchfield.
Oh and plus Audio Advisor!
Oh and plus Audio Advisor!
EBay / Pawnshops or Newegg
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I can't imagine any new cd changer would be all that great. Either total junk or Audiophile-priced gold-plated fufu stuff.
But there are wear parts like belts that can dry up on used middle-of-the-road ones. The changer mechanisms can be surprisingly complicated.
Amazon is where I'd probably wind up. But check your local craigslist.
But there are wear parts like belts that can dry up on used middle-of-the-road ones. The changer mechanisms can be surprisingly complicated.
Amazon is where I'd probably wind up. But check your local craigslist.
Originally Posted By: 97tbird
^ What Pete said, minus ABT, and plus Crutchfield.
Oh and plus Audio Advisor!
What they said !
B&H is highly competitive on all brands but really discount Onkyo and Sony, have been buying from them for years (along with Cruchfield and Amazon)
My wife reluctantly hands me the Audio Advisor sales circular
^ What Pete said, minus ABT, and plus Crutchfield.
Oh and plus Audio Advisor!
What they said !
B&H is highly competitive on all brands but really discount Onkyo and Sony, have been buying from them for years (along with Cruchfield and Amazon)
My wife reluctantly hands me the Audio Advisor sales circular
Forgot to mention Accessories4Less for refurbished stuff. Also http://www.parts-express.com/ for some components and lower end brands.
tigerdirect.com
Tiger Direct is mostly a computer retailer, but they have a lot of other stuff, including home and car electronics. I buy computers and computer components for my company and for my personal use from them (at least 10 orders a year), and have always been very satisfied with price, quality and service.
Tiger Direct is mostly a computer retailer, but they have a lot of other stuff, including home and car electronics. I buy computers and computer components for my company and for my personal use from them (at least 10 orders a year), and have always been very satisfied with price, quality and service.
What's a CD Changer?
It's like a mechanical MP3 player.
Getting a little OT here, but I think the OP has already gotten his question answered...
Was the 8-track mainly a US/North American thing? Not having grown up here, I missed out on the whole 8-track craze. I went from vinyl to compact cassette tapes, then to CDs.
Was the 8-track mainly a US/North American thing? Not having grown up here, I missed out on the whole 8-track craze. I went from vinyl to compact cassette tapes, then to CDs.
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