www.softplanetgroup.com One of the coolest new features in Cubase 6 is the VST amp rack. This amazing processor is destined to become the new standard in amplifier simulation. Amps, cabinets, microphone and mic placement. Every parameter can be automated. New tools for the keyboard player too - Halion Sonic SE. Contains hundreds of sounds based in Yamaha Motif waveforms. Note expression ready. For the Clubbers - Loopmash 2. Drag, slice, compatible with Groove Agent 1 - stutters, back spins - table stops and more. Free 90 day trial of Halion Sonic Symphonic Orchestra - free upgrade for existing orchestra owners. Make some noise!
Friday, July 29, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Sanus Systems HTB-7 Home Theater Speaker Stand
Sanus Systems HTB-7 Home Theater Speaker Stand Review
Sanus Systems HTB-7 Home Theater Speaker Stand Feature
- Perfect for home theater in a box systems
- Adjustable height raises speakers to optimum listening level
- Heavy gauge steel pillars
- Constructed with a cast iron base
Sanus Systems HTB-7 Home Theater Speaker Stand Overview
The Home Theater Foundations HTB7 is an adjustable stand for satellite speakers up to 4 lbs. Its heavy-gauge offset-shaped silver steel pillar is adjustable from 27 to 39 inches for optimum acoustics.A stable black steel flush base includes rubber feet and carpet spikes for superior stability on any surface. Includes top plate, L-shaped brackets and a QuickMount adapter for speakers with keyholes on the back.
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Monday, July 25, 2011
Sonax Cyprus Ebony Pecan TV Stand for 48-68 Inch Flat Panel TVs
Sonax Cyprus Ebony Pecan TV Stand for 48-68 Inch Flat Panel TVs Review
Sonax Cyprus Ebony Pecan TV Stand for 48-68 Inch Flat Panel TVs Overview
The Cyprus Collection brings the Ebony Pecan faux wood to life in your living space. Catering to diverse design styles this unique television bench has ample storage room for all components and two sliding tinted glass cabinet fronts. The CY-8668 has the perfect combination of closed and open storage for any interior. This TV Bench accommodates most HD TV's up to 72 inch. Bring home this contemporary furniture by Sonax, proudly built in North America. Features: Accommodates most 50-72 inch TVs Ample storage for audio components Tinted glass cabinet fronts Open shelf space for center channel speaker and components Contemporary design Easy to assemble and well designed Specifications: Overall dimensions (in.): 21.5H x 19D x 62.5W Weight: 103 lbs.
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Sunday, July 24, 2011
"The Sun is Coming, The Sun is Coming" Koppers's photos around Hanoi, Vietnam
Preview of Koppers's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Hanoi, Vietnam Entry Title: "The Sun is Coming, The Sun is Coming!" Entry: "As we bask in the fading warmth of summer, I feel compelled to update y'all about our lives in Hanoi. Since the last writing, we've (unfortunately) finished our summer schedules and gone back to the regular grind (which, oddly, means fewer hours, but is somehow more taxing...). We now only have Mondays off, and put in the heavy duty hours on Saturdays and Sundays (six to seven hours each). Saturdays and Sundays are the kiddie days: we start teaching at 8:30 and push through until 7:15 on Saturdays and 5:00/5:45 on Sundays. The rest of the week typically belongs to the older generations, and most of our teaching on those days happens in the eve. I've also been teaching a fifteen year old lad one-on-one, which is a new, but enjoyable experience, and Konrad has started doing a lot of placement testing (meaning he interviews new students and determines their current level). I got my wish granted and was moved to the school a few blocks from our house, so that's really great -- no more insane driving for me. Unfortunately, the move meant that my schedule had to suffer a bit, which has been a bit of a headache. To accommodate, I've been doing a lot of "covers" -- subbing for vacationing or sick teachers. Perhaps things ...
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