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    March 17, 2017
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Travel in confidence with this TomTom GO 60 S 1FC6.019.00 GPS that features preloaded base maps of the U.S., Puerto Rico, Canada and Mexico and text-to-speech voice guidance to help you easily find desired locations.
 
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5 out of 5
5
Very good value
on May 18, 2017
Posted by: Muji
Verified Purchase:Yes
I have an older TomTom that has been a great tool but the suction cup let loose from the attachment point (a dirty windshield) and landed on its face, cracking the screen. It was less expensive to replace the entire unit than repair the old one and this screen is larger. The controls took some getting used to but I have grown to like it better than the first one.
My Best Buy number: 3474380494
My Best Buy number: 3474380494
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Enjoy all your favorite radio programming with this Bluetooth-enabled Sherwood RX-4508 200W 2-channel stereo audio receiver, which features a quartz PLL synthesized digital tuner with 30 AM and 30 FM presets for fast access to your favorite broadcasts.
 
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4 out of 5
4
decent value
on March 17, 2017
Posted by: Muji
Verified Purchase:Yes
I recently retired my 1980 Pioneer SX870. It was fantastic and I will miss it. This unit isn't near the quality of the Pioneer. The controls are not well defined and has few features but the sound is adequate for the garage. To replace my old unit would have cost considerably more and the cost to repair would have been as much or more than this unit cost new. I will tell you more when I've had it for a while.
My Best Buy number: 3474380494
My Best Buy number: 3474380494
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Samsung Galaxy Tab E: Easily browse the Web and stay entertained with this tablet, which features a 9.6" display that's large enough to watch movies and TV shows and small enough to take on the go. Plus, you can record videos and snap photos with the 5.0MP rear-facing and 2.0MP front-facing cameras.
 
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5 out of 5
5
Versitile tool
on March 17, 2017
Posted by: Muji
Verified Purchase:Yes
I originally purchased the tablet for my older son for Christmas. Found out he already had one and gave it to my college aged son. He has had nothing but praise for it. He loves taking notes on it for his classes and it turns the notes into clear print for better legible print to study with. His grades have gone up dramatically. Very user friendly and durable as he has destroyed most every other piece of technology we've purchased.
My Best Buy number: 3474380494
My Best Buy number: 3474380494
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Yamaha RX-V665

Will the Yamaha RX-V665 be compatible with my Bose speakers rated at 10-200 watts per chanel and 4-8 ohms or will they blow?
Depends on the Bose speakers you have. 201 or 301 will likely blow. Some systems have a feedback sensor that will protect the speakers from blowing by sensing too much power. If you have 901's. You have no chance of blowing them. I've had my 301's (which were originally rated for 45 watts per channel) for over 35 years and have pumped a 60 watt per channel system through them the entire time. When they can't handle the power, the systems shuts down output to the speakers until the volume is turned down. I've been very lucky. If you don't pump the entire 200 watts through them, you should be all right. What exactly do you do with 200 watts unless it's outdoors?
7 years, 1 month ago
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