asabashoyuki
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Nope, it's THREEEEEEE.
That's a lot of money for music. $14 for the 3 CD pack seems like a good deal though, and I like the sample tracks.
EDIT: Plus I've been needing to actually buy more music. I'm trying to end my pirating days.
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I can understand that feeling, I try my best to buy the US music that I want. I only pirate imports for the most part. I've been ripped off enough on Thai fakes anyways.
EDIT: Plus I've been needing to actually buy more music. I'm trying to end my pirating days.
- Choice of Apple Lossless, FLAC or 320 kbps MP3
- The full album on six pieces of 180 gram vinyl
- Deluxe book package with metal cover in a hard plastic "ice" slip cover
- Exclusive custom 8gb metal razor blade USB pendant, inspired by Lisbeth's razor blade necklace
- USB drive contains the full album in high-fidelity 96k audio
- Fold-out poster by Neil Kellerhouse
- Numbered limited edition of 3000
- Personally signed by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross
- Images shown are concept renderings.
Appearance and content subject to change- Ships February 6, 2012
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So...I just bought my own Christmas, Birthday, and Valentine's day gift. My girlfriend has agreed to pay me back for it. Had to buy now to get a lower number.
EDIT: I hope she can pay me back soon to keep my amp fund on track for January. :3
I'm abusing this thread but I need some help from those of you more electrically-minded than myself.
I just got my subwoofer today, Prodipe Pro10s yeaaahhhhh, but unfortunately, it came with the 250v power cord and fuses. My google-fu is either weak or my question is too simple for yahoo answers () but I cannot find the answer to my question which is:
The manufacturer supplies a Kinec power cord with the female end rated at 10A250V~ (KE-24) and the male end, 16A250V~ (KE23). What would that equate to for a 125V power cord?
Will post pics of my updated setup later when I get it rolling, kinda upset at the moment.
Thanks guys!
Is there a brick?
If it's literally just a wire, then it's probably rated to 250 volts
Yeah it's just a cord. I need a 125 volt one though. I have one that's 125 volt 10 amp 1250 watt which I hope will work. :blink:
Well as long as the internal transformer that the mains cord leads to works on 115-125VAC you should be fine. If it's a 250V transformer, you need to put a step up transformer before you plug it in or it won't work or worse it could kill it.
If it works on both, it either auto matches and will say it is rated at both, or it has a 120/240 switch near the IEC (or whatever) input.