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Sep 29, 2018
Shower to Shower is Generations Old, the "classy stuff" odoreater for Average Folks, Business Class, etc.
Shower to Shower- a predictable "working class" product for odereating and keeping the "unmentionables" smelling fresh under heat, lengthy meetings, and plain old sweat with B.O. 'Nuff said? … If I want to try to be either snobbish or stupid with my funds, I can buy the designer fragrances body talc or "fresh powder and deodorant sets" from the big department stores, etc.... However, this is my "classy stuff" if I need extra protection in the britches when going out on the town or to meetings, and this is only a "now and then" thing for me since I'm not a heavy sweater and wash my clothing weekly. Actually, I've found that standard old supermarket "Baby powder" is much more absorbent for just absorbing sweat and odor, but Shower to Shower has that extra special kick of being quite fragrant and a pretty decent smell at that - just to back up my colognes, deodorant and the soaps or shower gels used in clean-up time before heading out to work and doing the town right. I've never had the need, but I suppose if I knew I'd be away from the shower for a couple of days, or otherwise really hot and muggy outside, then I might mix Shower to Shower application along with Baby powder to maximize the sweat absorbency along with the really stylish fragrances which StoS offers. Good stuff (I only need to buy it once a year personally... IF only I'd sweat much more in the workplace, then I could make them more money beyond this review)
Sep 01, 2018
Yes, it's true Bombshell bass boom bang-up blocker!
This old man started into car audio boom 12" subs way, way back when most readers weren't in diapers yet (1987). Owned a lot since then, and back then the standard 12" steel waffle grills were HEAVY duty- weighed twice as much as today's waffles, and the steel about twice as thick, the primer and final paint coat also lasted much longer under heavy attacks for scratches and bangups. You couldn't bend those grills easily with your bare hands and they resisted power drills being shoved against them. Today's waffle grills are so flexible and thin that I can almost tear the thing, they can easily fold up and will only resist a couple of moderate hits before they need replacement or end up damaging against the woofers. Then, have bought the new bar-grill cover over the super-duty and hughe raised surrounds such as on my Sundown SA12"'s. They look cool, but again the screws on those are often stripped or weak, the bars can be bent if hit hard or very frequently, and worst- not much of your expensive woofers are covered in the surface area, so many people are investing the $40 to buy twin sets of raised bars to cover one 12" woofer (criss-cross pattern, for shame on wasted money) I pulled off my raised bar grill and may try those on another woofer (American Bass) IF I also buy a second bar grill and double cover the poor boomer! In comes this for my Sundown and Voila! The steel seems 50% thicker than the newer waffles and safely, fully covers my Sundown12 including the surround, and the honeycomb pattern is much more resistant to bends or dents as well. I'm not big on the outer plastic binding ring, but I do like this one's style much more than the other options. My SA12's have an almost 1" raised surround, so to be safe for the woofer, I made 2 MDF cutouts of 1/4" thick and 1/4 semi-circle rings and mounted those MDF spacers to the woofer's rubber outer ring (mounting holes); then I mounted this grill on top of those MDF semi-circles.... This guarantees that the woofer dustcap and the outer surround will NEVER hit the grill even under the craziest of excursions- running an efficient 100 WRMS amp on the SA12. Folks, we're in business & for a full 1/3 cheaper than you can buy a single raised bar grill guard! (safer coverage, more full coverage, pretty cool look, and with need of slight modification on $220 woofer assembly). Not a bad deal, not a bad deal here- at all! PS: If you're using high excursion/more expensive woofers, the recent lighter waffle grills will NOT fit your high excursion/high annulus subwoofers; you MUST get one of these guards or look into the raised bar grills, etc.- Protection is lifetime use without regrets. Ciao boomheads
Apr 27, 2017
Great Electronics Need Very Good Electrical Protection
In the past decade I've become a fan/repeat customer of Tripp Lite AC filters and surge protectors. Not only do they typically use quality components and durable construction on their home-grade units, I take note that they are a common producer for Industrial/Hospital grade AC protectors (another model I have here is a solid metal body, HG surge protector and heavy amperage). I'll admit, I think I may be pushing the 15Amp load this thing carries- My entire old school component stereo system is on this, with a massive Processor/amp signaling to 2 high power ADCOM remote amplifiers- PLUS all the drivers, players, and twin 12-band EQ's- This is like a studio-grade set-up with 2 additional subwoofer amplifiers (200Watt and 300Watt) also driving all off of this one Tripp Lite- To be honest, the plastic housing of this unit gets a bit warm when I'm driving the system moderately hard, and thus at near-studio grade (about 1200 watts RMS in total, not including peak input power), I owe it to my own electrical grid and this TL-SS to move at least the larger of the sub amps onto a separate remote outlet on the other wall and give the fuse/TL-SS a decent break.... It's really pushing the Tripp Lite beyond what it was intended for and in fairness, I probably should go to a Hospital Grade unit on that sound system as well. However, other than a bit of warmness when I'm really driving that entire outlet system, I've had no fluctuations in power or "clipping" or bad behavior from the Tripp Lite. Very pleased and would buy them again (hint on the stereo, IF you want to set up a fairly large home theater system, this is agood "bad boy" to do it with - sufficient for beyond the average/common HT system out there)--- Again, if you're using multiple 1000Watt+ sub amplifiers driving 2 supreme power 15"+ sub woofers, then maybe consider looking up to one of their hospital grade/metal body surge suppressors; but even here in my ridiculous component powered stereo system, and computer coming out of same wall jack, this Tripp Lite is definitely rockin' and I'd thankfully buy it again- trusting right through some of our infamous Texas Spring thunderstorms to protect "The Gear". Hot stuff, solid performance, ready to go! (Thanks T.L. once again)