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These updated classics offer an extraordinary but affordable stereo listening experience. They're voice-matched for seamless integration with other Bose models in home theater applications.
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5
Great purchase
on October 7, 2007
Posted by: Romer
from Tulsa, OK
I've had these speakers for about 8 months now and they seem to be a great purchase. They let my music sounds spacious while still sounding direct to my ears. These speakers can take quite a beating as well, sometimes I turn my Yamaha sound receiver up to +10dB (110 watts RMS per channel) when jamming out when nobody else is home and I can't even hear myself scream. The best part about it is there's no distortion introduced either. A big plus! I would deffinately recommend these speakers.
What's great about it: great sound quality, good looks, awesome imaging
What's not so great: none so far
I would recommend this to a friend!
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External Hard Drives
External Hard Drives
how do I choose an external hard drive to work with windows 7?
I have an xp system now and bought a new windows 7 computer. I want to transfer files from old to new. How do I choose hard drive?
Plug in the hard drive on the XP machine and go to My Computer, after the drivers are loaded (assuming you're on the internet and it will automatically d/l the drivers needed), you should be able to see your external drive as a regular drive, and copy the files you want (don't cut and paste.. copy and paste). After the files are transfered, go to the Win7 PC and transfer files to the folders you want them in.
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