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This buyer/seller specializes in technical items of historical interest, primarily sound recording/reproducing gear. Some interest in telephones and antique scientific equipment.
All feedback (1,127)
- s***9 (535)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseGreat item. A very nice unit for Part-15 AM broadcasting. I had a tech question about it while setting it up and Jim got back with me right away. Service after the sale!
- 2***j (1134)- Feedback left by buyer.Past yearVerified purchaseReceived as pictured and described. Excellent customer service!! Fast shipping, and well packaged A+++ seller, thank you!!!
- 8***r (314)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseThank you!!! Great seller!
- b***1 (434)- Feedback left by buyer.Past yearVerified purchaseExcellent. Probably the best small "affordable" broadcast processor around. Perfect for part 15/ hobby broadcasting. Also does work great with FM with a couple of jumper changes and turning the pos.peaks right down. Put 4 stars for shipping time but this is on ebay not the seller. Excellent communication with seller.
- 1***7 (75)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseHaven't placed it in service as of to date.
- o***n (66)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseA+ transaction! Fast shipping! Great Communication! Will do business anytime! Item as described, great packaging!
Reviews (51)
Oct 17, 2018
So much more effective than plugs!
These 'muffs' are quite similar to what you see on airport tarmacs, used by the guys who guide the planes in to the jetways. This pair is remarkably effective at all frequencies, almost like being underwater, insofar as being able to hear goes. I'd used the little foam plugs, which either didn't fit well or stay in; these muffs are THE way to go if you care about protecting your hearing. Maybe not stylish for a rock concert, but what's more important?
Sep 21, 2016
Just like the big-name labels
These Business Source CD and DVD labels are formatted identically to the ones that are sold in office supply stores at a higher price. Quality and consistency are very good, although I can't compare them to the more expensive ones because I wouldn't shell-out big bucks in the first place. You can download a printing template from the 'other guys,' and it fits these to a 'T,' graphics and text going right where it says they will. I didn't get one of those plastic doohickeys to position the label on the disc since I only do just a couple at a time. But it's easy to home-in on the center of the CD/DVD and get it spot-on by eyeball.
Apr 19, 2017
Works when others don't.
Ripping and copying dual-layer video DVDs to blank discs taxes both the player/recorder hardware, the writing software, and the media. Many lesser dual-layer DVDs became 'coasters' before obtaining these. These work flawlessly.