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M-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Active Studio Monitor Speakers
Guideline to shop M-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Active Studio Monitor SpeakersM-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Active Studio Monitor Speakers
Home entertainment speakers aim to make everything sound impressive; music production speakers are designed to reproduce sounds accurately.
That means a smooth balance of frequencies, from deep bass to high treble, and very low distortion for high clarity. Such units are unlikely to offer the volume or deep bass of similarly priced PC speakers, but they make up for it in refinement.
M-Audio's Studiophile AV 40 follows these principles. The compact, subwoofer-less design can't give you floor-shaking rumbles, but switching from a £100 PC speaker system to the AV 40 feels like removing cotton wool from your ears. High-frequency details suddenly come into focus, and the overall tone is balanced and authoritative. More expensive speakers offer more volume and even greater clarity, but the AV 40 is closer in character to these than standard multimedia speakers.
Speakers designed for music production, known as studio monitors, don't usually include volume controls, but M-Audio has recognised that the type of musician who's likely to use the AV 40 might not have it plugged into an easily controllable source. So there's an accessible volume knob alongside a headphone output and auxiliary input. Phono and balanced jack inputs on the back cater for both studio and PC setups.
The AV 40 is one of the most affordable studio monitor sets around, yet we're happy to report that it's up to the demands of serious use. The only potential limitation is for musicians producing bass-heavy electronic tracks: the restricted deep bass performance might lead them to over-compensate and add too much bass to their mixes. Meanwhile, the reasonable price and PC-friendly connections and controls mean it's equally well suited to passive listening. If you prefer to hear the details in your MP3 collection rather than just headbang along, it's an excellent choice.
Spec detail:
Speaker configuration 2.0
RMS power output 40W
Power consumption standby 0W
Power consumption on 11W
Analogue inputs 3.5mm stereo, dual phono, dual 1/4in balanced jacks
Digital inputs none
Dock connector none
Headphone output 3.5mm
Satellite cable lengths 2m between satellites
Cable type replaceable
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roku 3 streaming media player sale
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Roku players consistently find themselves atop the Best-of and Editor's Choice lists. One glance at the list of available apps, or channels, as Roku prefers to call them, and it's easy to see why. With over 750 channels to choose from (some for free, others for a fee), Roku far surpasses other standalone platforms in its number and variety of entertainment options. The company recently introduced a new player, the Roku 3 ($99.99), which replaces the top-shelf Roku 2 XS.
The Roku 3 has a petite form factor, a 3.5-inch square that's just one inch tall, with a glossy black finish. On the front face are the Roku 3 logo, an IR sensor, and a power LED. On the right side is the USB port; on the left is a little purple cloth tag that says Roku. At first I thought this tag's purpose was to show me where the MicroSD card slot is located, but no, it's just a distinguishing brand tag that appears on all Roku players. On the back, you'll find the DC power port, Ethernet port, MicroSD card slot, and HDMI port. The Roku 3 supports 1080p output via HDMI, which is the only video and audio connection option. The Roku 2 XD/HD/LT models have analog A/V output, but this one does not, so it's not the right choice for someone who owns a non-HDMI-equipped TV or AV receiver.
- Included with the Roku 3
Enhanced remote with headphone jack and motion control for games
In-ear headphones
Free Angry Birds Space game
Two AA batteries
Power adapter
Get Started guide
90-day manufacturer warranty
The major addition to the Roku 3 remote is a headphone jack on the left side panel and volume controls on the right. If you want to play games or watch a movie without disturbing anyone in the house, just plug a pair of headphones into the jack, and the player will automatically mute the HDMI output and direct audio to the headphones. Roku even includes a pair of in-ear headphones in the package. You can purchase additional Roku 3 remotes for $24.99, but this remote is not compatible with older Roku players.
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Guidelint to shop Canon EOS70D
Guidelint to shop Canon EOS70DGuidelint to shop Canon EOS70D
Canon EOS70D is nothing less than the big DSLR release of 2013. The ground between Canon’s single-digit and triple-digit DSLRs has long housed some impressive cameras.
Spec EOS 70D
20.2MP APS-C
CMOS sensor; 3-inch
1040k-dot vari-angle LCD touchscreen
Canon EF-S lens mount
ISO 100 – 12,800 (expandable to 25,600)
1920 x 1080 HD video capture @ 30, 25 and 24fps
EOS 70D ‘s main stream photo gear. the 7D – including a newly developed sensor that promises some impressive AF performance. The Full HD video capture is an area that is sure to benefit from the 70D’s headline improvement, namely the model’s sensor. Since 2009 Canon APS-C DSLRs have relied upon a sensor with an 18MP resolution, but the 70D features a completely redesigned unit. The megapixel count has been upped to 20.2MP, with the real development being the addition of Dual Pixel CMOS technology. 70D also benefits from the EOS range’s HD video heritage. The model supports full HD video capture at 30, 25 and 24p, as well as standard HD at both 60 and 50p
AF technology in video mode and live view. The system also benefits from an advanced 19-point all cross-type AF system, up from the modest 9-point system found in the 60D. anon EOS 70D also benefits from the addition of in-camera Wi-Fi technology, as is becoming more common on new DSLRs. This Wi-Fi connectivity allows for wireless transfer
The EOS 70D ‘s a good digital camera in main stream. for your money if you interesting that. You can Check the Update Price
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