Posts by Roger Bishop59

Look, whey isn't some magic potion, nor is it the be-all and end-all of fitness.
If your diet is dialed in and your training is solid, using whey is still a smart move.

Think about the logistics: you finish a workout and then have to spend time prepping chicken and rice? That's a massive time sink.
It’s much easier to just knock back some whey and dextrose, hit the shower, and then make my rice and chicken or tuna later. That covers my post-workout needs perfectly.🙂
Plus, if you can find it cheaper than at a local grocery store, it’s not actually that expensive—it doesn't seem as pricey once you break it down.🙂
But yeah, I'll give you this: the marketing surrounding whey is absolutely massive.

Can you actually draw a fair comparison between this and something like an X230 or other 2.1 speaker setups that include a dedicated subwoofer?

Is this the retail price, or what?😲

Austin Hughes5 said:The photo shows them without the mesh covering—that's how they both look once you strip it off:


I picked mine up from http://www.bhphotovideo.com/

I get that, I just want to know what they actually look like sitting on a desk. I can't find a single decent photo or review showing them in a real setting. Plus, those 3000 series models are massive.
A friend of mine has the 2000X model and there’s this constant buzzing sound (maybe the amp or something?), so I'm wondering if the 3000 series buzzes when they're powered on?

I don't see them listed here at http://www.bhphotovideo.com/.

Austin Hughes5 said:I'm with you on that!

I actually snagged mine for under $400. 🙂
It’s wild that those cheap plastic junkers pushing maybe 30 Watts go for the same price, if not more. Total garbage.
These speakers deliver top-tier sound. How do they look to you—grilles on or off?

Where did you pick them up? Any buzzing issues?
What's the inch rating on the mid/bass driver?
You should have posted a shot without the grilles.
Best,

Is it the same process to copy from the original DVD and then from a burned one back to the computer?
Basically, I burned something from my PC onto a DVD, and now I want to move it from that DVD back to my computer. Can I just use copy and paste?

He claims the temperatures are identical.
Which is exactly what I told him myself.

Just curious what my colleague thinks here.
He’s running an Intel Core 2 Duo E5300 with that thin stock cooler, but he’s got the CPU pushed to 3.3 GHz. Theoretically, that thicker heatsink from a Pentium D would offer better cooling, but would it actually make a difference in practice?
thnx