Sale Hitachi L32S504 LCD HDTV 1080p with 120Hz

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Hitachi L32S504 LCD HDTV 1080p with 120Hz Product Description:



  • Super-Clear Anti-Glare Screen
  • Long Life CCFL Backlight
  • UltraWide Viewing Angle
  • Reel 120 Motion Correction

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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
5Hitachi L32S504 LCD TV - AWESOME
By terster
I bought this TV about a month ago after doing a TON of searches for this model looking for any feedback... and i found only 1.I think the main reason why is because this is a newer TV, manufactured only this year, so it's not out there in large quantities yet.Well... I gave it a month and now it's time for my feedback.I LOVE THIS TV. That is the best description.The picture clarity is really quite awesome!The set has some kind of advanced video tuner and you can set it from Low to Medium to High.Well, i'm a tinkerer and instead of reading directions, i go through all the menu's and set what i THINK is the best. So when i got to this setting i put it on high.What was a little off putting at first is that when watching HD TV (regular tv as well as movies), the picture frequently changes where it feels like one moment you're watching TV and the next moment the entire scene/screen cuts to a LIVE shot. I don't know how to describe this fully. Images and people are so enhanced that it literally seems like there is a set of bleachers and you're sitting in them watching them act/film... again, as if it's live.Although this is cool, it's also a new way of watching tv. At times i found it distracting and it even made me debate on returning the TV. The flip side though is that the picture quality was so incredibly sharp, you could actually see the stiching in characters clothing! Amazing.Anyhow, when the scenes cut to appearing "live" there is also a sense that it is computer enhanced. So i finally got out the manual to find out what was causing this.I found it in the "REEL120 Motion" setting. I set it to LOW and that resolved the issue.In fact, I joke with my wife that this TV is a "3D wanna be!"In all, I could not be happier with this machine.The picture clarity and quality is outstanding. There's all kinds of picture modes and multiple times where you can actually set the machine to be "pro day" during daylight hours or when the room is brightly lit and "pro night" which changes the settings and darkens the screen some when the room is darker. This is especially useful if the TV is in the bedroom as it's not quite as bright. It has multiple energy savings features, 4 HDMI built in and so much more.One last thing to note, you know how you'll be watching a regular broadcast channel and then when a commercial comes, the screen goes from 16:9 to 4:3 and you have the dark vertical lines on the left and right of the screen? Well, with this machine, the BLACK's are so good, that every now and then you can't really tell that the screen changed. You look away, look back and think... hmmm, something's different and then in a few moments the screen gets bigger again. The Blacks are so dark, it does not jump out at you when the screen changes. And lastly... this TV does the best job of any TV i've ever owned of keeping the volume consistent when the TV program goes to a commerical. I thought my Samsung LDC did a decent job of lowering the volume when commercials came on, but nothing like this machine. In the month we've been using it, i think we've had to lower the volume on only 1 channel when commercials come on vs. nearly all of them!If you look around, you'll find this TV for under $500.My only real criticism is in the volume control, actually. It's DIFFICULT to program a universal remote (like the Harmony 880) so that when you do volume up or down, it goes by only 1 numbered increment at a time. Instead, when you do volume up or down, it goes up by 2 or 3 at a time. I've done custom setting changes now on my Harmony and it's helped but still... i wish the tv reacted better to the volume commands.Other wise, I just can't complain. It's a great tv and a great price.UPDATE... it's now 4 months in total since buying this tv. My review remains the same. I'm very pleased and am considering buying a 2nd now to replace the LR tv. Price came down $20.00 too at the place i bought it originally.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
5Excellent!
By litespeed
This is an incredible TV for the money. It can be had for less than $500 if you shop it around. It is very feature rich and able to do things only found on the larger sets. I shopped around for several months before taking the plunge. I looked at every 32" TV under the sun. In the end it boiled down to only 3 sets and this was one of them. I was lucky enough to have access to lots of different sets my local stores. I spent a lot of time playing with this one before making the purchase.It is VERY difficult to find any information on this particular set. I searched high and low and only found a couple of reviews. Seeing and playing with the set in the store is what ultimately led me to buy it. SD picture quality is only OK. But the HD picture quality is nothing short of incredible. The sound system is also very good for a thin LCD. I have it wall mounted in a medium sized room and the sound is fine. It is more powerful than most sets this size.My only complaint is the finish. I wish it were a "matte" finish. I'm betting that over time that the finish will become scratched.This is an excellent TV and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a 32" LCD TV!

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
5Great TV
By Anita Bastow
I came across this TV on clearance for $300.00. After reading the only 2 reviews I could find (the above reviews) I decided to purchase it. It was a great decision. The picture quality is amazing and the sound is great in our small living room! I agree that this HDTV seems like a 3-D wanna be. My husband wasn't sold on getting a new TV when the old one worked fine but now he is thrilled with our purchase. The setup was simple and it works great with our FIOS TV. Husband had no problem setting up his Harmony remote to work with the TV. And for the price I paid this deal can't be beat!!

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Sale Ursa 1 JR RN PK 3TS 3 Tones Bass Guitar Package w/Amp Bag, Strap and Instructional DVD

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Ursa 1 JR RN PK 3TS 3 Tones Bass Guitar Package w/Amp Bag, Strap and Instructional DVD Product Description:



  • This Bass Package has everything you need to play bass guitar! Bass, Amp, Bass Bag, Strap, Cable, and Instructional DVD that will get the player up and playing right away!
  • This is the perfect package for the young beginner, or an adult who is looking for a lighter, more agile bass that is easier to handle.
  • This bass is made of the same high quality woods our full size models use. The alder wood body creates a superior, authentic vintage sound.
  • The body is contoured for hours of comfortable play, and the dual cutaway shape allows access to the highest frets.
  • Ultra fast Rosewood fretboard with 21 jumbo frets!

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This complete package includes everything you need: an excellent bass; a portable amp that delivers big sound; an instructional DVD that will get the player up and playing right away; a bag to protect your bass when you are not playing; a 10' cable to connect your bass to the amp; and a strap which makes playing while standing up a breeze! This is the perfect bass for the young beginner, or an adult who is looking for a lighter, more agile bass that is easier to handle. The dual cutaway shaped body allows access to the highest frets, and the contoured body makes it comfortable to play for hours. The solid alder wood provides a superior, authentic vintage sound. (Many basses in this price range that are sold by other vendors often contain plywood.) Bolt-on maple neck adds stability and is built with a truss rod. (A truss rod is an adjustable neck reinforcement designed to resist the forward bending force of the high tension of steel strings, and is found in the finest of electric basses.) Ultra fast rosewood fretboard with 21 jumbo frets. Split P-Bass type passive pickup offers a full sound. Amp is great, provides 15 watts of power, and has a headphone jack which keeps the household sane as you can practice silently. Overall length of bass is 42". Width at its widest point is 12 1/2". Width of the neck at the nut is 1 1/2", and at the 21st fret it is 2 7/16". Scale length is 30". String spacing at the bridge is 2". Enjoy!

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
4good for people wanting to learn.
By Joe W.
I purchased to learn some bass with out spending an arm and a leg.Seems fairly solid with an okay sound. More than fine to learn with and to play with some friends. However I wouldn't suggest it for playing at shows.The amp is ok doesn't get quite as loud as i would like but again since i'm just learning that is a good thing for the world.The gig bag is just to make sure it doesn't get wet or dusty in a moderate environment such as a closet.The strap is trash at best. but should work well and long enough for you to decide if you want to keep playing.The DVD seems to give some good basic information on bass and normal guitars and is handy for anyone learning the ropes.Over all seems to be a decent product for learning but if you are more serious you will want to look for higher quality

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
4Ursa 1 Jr
By Joe P
Bought this for my 11yr old son after he struggled to use my bass. The bass is really good. The neck is straight and frets are welll dressed. This is my 2nd SX instrument. They are very well made. Expect to pay at least double for something comparable from a music store. The amp isn't very good though. But to be fair, you need at least 75watts for a bass to sound good anyway. The amp is useful to practice with in a bedroom. I would have paid $120 for bass alone and been happy. So, consider the amp a free gift.

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Discounted Yamaha Motif XF8 Music Production Synthesizer

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Yamaha Motif XF8 Music Production Synthesizer Product Description:



  • Comprehensive high sound quality, including an enormous 741MB of waveforms including an additional 128 Voices and 8 drum kits, for a total of 1,353 high-quality Voices
  • Up to 2GB of additional content available through separately sold flash memory
  • Realization of unique instrument performance methods through the XA (Expanded Articulation) tone generation system
  • Reproduction of the unique, natural, warm sounds of vintage instruments through VCM effects
  • 88 key Balanced Hammer weighted action with initial and aftertouch
  • Including an enormous 741MB of waveforms including an additional 128 Voices and 8 drum kits, for a total of 1,353 high-quality Voices
  • Comprehensive high sound quality, including an enormous 741MB of waveforms.
  • Up to 2GB of additional content available through separately sold flash memory.
  • Realization of unique instrument performance methods through the XA tone generation system.
  • Reproduction of the unique, natural, warm sounds of vintage instruments.
  • 88 key Balanced Hammer weighted action with initial and aftertouch.
  • 8 drum kits, for a total of 1,353 high-quality Voices.
  • Comprehensive high sound quality

Product Description

Soon after the original MOTIF was released in 2001, it was recognized as the best sounding, top selling and most requested music workstation on the market. Over time, it has continued to evolve and improve its expressiveness and functionality. At the same time, the online community of end users, sound programmers, software developers and product support specialists at www.MOTIFATOR.com has expanded into a vibrant online music production community. The MOTIF breathes new life into live performances with its expressive sounds and intuitive control. In music creation, the MOTIF not only offers its own music creation capabilities, it also offers a system for integrating those capabilities with a variety of software applications. And now, the next generation XF builds on the decade-long heritage of MOTIF, and provides groundbreaking expansion capabilities with flash memory that will set a new standard for keyboard workstations for years to come

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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
5A SUPERLATIVE, ALBEIT COMPLEX, WORKSTATION
By metamorphis8
I'd give the Motif XF8 4.5 stars if that option were available, because, as one of the most costly workstations available, it lacks a few features that ought to be standard and its complexity is a but daunting. Otherwise, it really is an amazing machine. The sounds alone justify the cost and a five star rating.First and foremost, the sounds that the machine generates are the best I've heard. A guitar actually sounds like a guitar, nearly as good as when I record on my Martin and without mistakes. I am primarily a piano player, and the piano voices are top notch. There might be better dedicated piano units available (the Nord Stage comes to mind), but the Motif gets very close. I also like the balanced hammer action. Though it is not as weighted as dedicated top end stage pianos. the action offers sufficient tactile response to make playing easy and responsive. The performance mode is very useful as a starting point to creating music. They are widely varied, offering something for every style. I particularly like it that there are great jazz and classical performances to use. Far too many modern keyboards are geared nearly exclusively to hip-hop and similar styles, leaving those who play more traditional styles out in the cold. You are limited to playing four voices at one time (one of those includes the drum pattern), which is rather meager for a workstation of this level.The Motif is a complicated creature. This is in large part because it does so many things. One can literally create a full composition from scratch, sample, perform, edit, mix, and record it. The problem is that Yamaha could not be bothered creating a manual that actually explains how everything works. I have barely scratched the surface of its capabilities, due in large part to the ridiculously spartan owner's manual. For a machine this capable and complex, you'd think Yamaha could have spent a little more effort putting together a manual that actually shows the owner how to extract its full potential. or at least have decent online support. But that is equally useless. Be prepared to learn the complexities on your own. The motifator forum is very good, and offers a lot of help, but you end up wasting a lot of time rummaging through various threads and posts trying to find information that should have been in the manual to begin with.There are a few features that are lacking in this flagship unit. For one thing, there is no flash memory included, only a measly 128mb of volatile RAM. Try downloading any set of voices, and you will quickly see that they far exceed this puny onboard memory. Which means you have to pay $150-$300 for either 512 or 1 gb of flash memory. Yamaha makes the flash proprietary, so you cannot install standard flash cards. So, that's $600 extra for 2 gb of flash rom, at least half of which is probably necessary.Yamaha also sells as a $300 option a firewire expansion port which allows us to record audio into a computer via firewire, instead of the standard USB port which only allows MIDI. If you want to record audio-don't we all?-you have to spring for the card or buy an separate interface. I already own an Apogee Duet, which works just fine, but if you don't, that's yet another expense. The firewire port should be standard.I am still learning the interface of the Motif, but my initial impression is that it is far from user friendly. There are countless tiny black buttons protruding from the black metal body (which is of a rough texture, and holds fingerprints like superglue) not color-coded in any way. The display is good but not great. There is a lot of information in very small font size, and to move from screen to screen entails trying to line up and press the correct physical button that corresponds to the menu on the screen. It is quite clumsy. On the other hand, there is a physical button (even if it is small and looks like every other one) for nearly every important control, so there is a lot less digging through screens than there might be. Still, Yamaha could do much better in the ergonomics department.The internal sequencer is MIDI only, very useful, but an audio recorder would be welcome. Trying to record the MIDI from the internal sequencer to a DAW (something that many would want to do) is more complicated than building a spy satellite. I still haven't figured it out and can't find much assistance. This is the inherent problem with the Motif. It does so many things and most of them quite well, but because only the most basic functions are explained, it is easy to spend hours and hours trying to figure out how to record something, for example.So, in the end, I just end up playing the keyboard as a piano, and that is always enjoyable.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
5Amateur User of the Motif XF8
By Alan Wong
I couldn't agree more with the previous reviewer. At the date of this writing, I have had the XF8 for almost a year. I spent four months reviewing, testing and generally playing around with the functions of this unit. There will come a point where it all comes together. The user will have to be patient and expect failure on an intended action several times over. The user will have to cross reference the user manual with the reference manual many times. Motifator is very helpful and one should expect to do alot of research in the forums.I have not regretted my purchase. The learning curve is very high and yet, I have now come to a point where I can plan out any full score composition and have the Motif make it work for me.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
5Great sound and effect
By Yang Feng
My husband tried the piano as soon as we recieved it and he could not stop until midnight. We had two other keyboards and none of them has the same effect as this one. He loved it so much.Also, the company J&R Music and Computer World has a very good customer service. When we sent a question to them, they replied very fast and gave us a good solution.Thanks &R Music and Computer World.

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