Thank you!

I was really impressed at how well they work and they appear to be well made considering they are only $50. Please let us know how you like yours when you get them.

If you got it from Home Depot I'd take it back. They are usually good about replacing defective merchandise!

$74!? Wow!

@Koolbob2 yeah, o hour min plus the filter. I bought a two pack of filters for $20 and walked away.

I've considered a similar setup, but I love the simplicity of using Apple Music. I often listen to the Discovery 'radio station' on Apple Music, it randomly plays back music that's already in your Apple Music library along with similar music from other artist. It's a great way to discover new music and I can add anything I like to my library with a single click. Since everything in my library is synced with my phone and I get to hear my library automatically via wireless Apple CarPlay when I drive. Also, I can listen to my library on any of our Apple TV devices.

That’s the same reason I like so much the Apple Music and still looking for the best quality streaming possibility

My wife does 99% of the laundry in our home and I occasionally use the machines to wash car care towels, waxing pads and occasionally shoes. We both love LGs, hope yours work out as well for you.

I've tried many 'Premium' aftermarket clip-on blades on my previous Ridgeline and none of them worked as well or lasted as long as the Honda OEM blade refills.

The only things I own that needs to be greased are my mower and mower utility card, so I bought a mini grease gun many, many years ago. Mine looks a lot like this one sold at Harbor Freight. www.harborfreight.com/3-oz-mini-grease-gun-with-cartridge-63984.html

The original ones I bought years ago are still like new and I really appreciate having them in the winter when I need to use a faucet quickly and then cover it again.

Thanks for watching! it's really simple to do, the only downside for me is I have to get up and walk across the room to change music (first-world problem to be sure). It's not required, but I bought a Belkin Lightning Audio + Charge Rockstar adapter ($39). It plugs into the USB-C port on the iPad and had two USB-C connections so the iPad can be charging and sending digital audio to the DAC at the same time. Any USB cable would work, but I am using an AudioQuest Forest USB-C > A High-Definition Audio Cable with better quality materials and extra shielding. ($89) Plug the USB-C end of the AudioQuest cable into the Audio port on the Belkin adapter, the USB-A end of the cable plugs into the Marantz CD50n USB input and I select USB-DAC as the input on the CD50n. On the iPad go to Settings > Apps > Music. Tap Audio Quality, then tap Lossless Audio to turn it on or off. Choose the audio quality for streaming and downloading audio. Choose Lossless for a maximum resolution of 24-bit/48 kHz. Choose Hi-Res Lossless for a maximum resolution of 24-bit/192 kHz. Launch the Apple Music app on the iPad, select what I want to hear and hit 'play' on the iPad.

Agreed! I didn't realize how bad they were until I compared them side by side with a quality tire!

Most Apple Music is sampled at 44.1, but there are some songs and albums that are sampled at higher rates. If the other streaming services that offer Lossless Hi-Res become as profitable as the Angry Bird app then Apple will give us better quality streaming. 😁

LG Washer WM5500HVA and Dryer DLEX5500V

I think we are chasing different goals, I'm trying to get Apple Lossless Hi-Res into my 2-channel setup with the simplest and most direct path possible. I have three options I can use to stream Apple Music: iPad to DAC via USB (100% lossless, 44.1, 96 up to 192 kHz) Cost = 'free' because I already had an unused iPad. Apple AirPlay 1 from my iPhone to an Apple AirPort Express to DAC via Optical (Mostly lossless at 44.1kHz) Cost = $15 to buy AirPort Express model A1264 on eBay. Apple Airplay 2 from my iPhone to Marantz CD50n (not lossless). Cost = Free. I'm sorry I can't help you with the Dolby Atmos since it's something I've never pursued and my rudimentary understanding of Dolby Atmos is that it requires a minimum of four speakers.

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, good to hear I'm not the only one who doesn't want a TV in my audio room.

Great to hear the review was helpful. I've bought a lot of headphones for about $50 and the V80 is way better than the others I've had in the past. I'd really appreciate it if you would let me now how you like the V80s when you get them and if your impression matches mine.

I have an extra Apple TV in a closet, but the prospect of a TV in the audio room isn't too appealing so an unused iPad turns out to be the best option for me.

@@Koolbob2 Also I believe using Apple TV the stream is CD quality 44.1 maximum?

@@dougcampbell2814 Apple TV going HDMI to my TV, then optical from the TV to Pre Amp DAC, I get 24/48 and that is cap. It won't go higher. but then I can see the song on the TV and use apple TV remote to change songs. you must go into settings on Apple TV and enable lossless and set the audio correctly to get that

@@dougcampbell2814 Yes, but it requires a TV screen to operate and I don't want to mount a TV in my audio room.

@@dougcampbell2814 I get 24/48 out of my current gen Apple TV 4k. it could be 16/48. It won't tell me the first number. just always says 48K no matter what song is playing. lossless or not, new or old. 48K 100% of the time which I am to understand will make it sound worse since it's not bit matched.

The hedge trimmer attachment is a little heavier than the string trimmer head, but it's never bothered me.

Sorry to hear you are having difficulty with BakFlip, my experience so far has been extremely positive.

This is the first time I've ever heard of an internal transmission filter. My thinking on any filter is to change it if in doubt.

After about 6 years of use I've noticed my BakFlip is starting to get heavier after being exposed to rain for a couple of days. I am not aware of any way to drain it, but I may try folding it up to next time it feels heavy to see if any water drips out. I suppose you could try drilling same small holes in the underside skin.

Have drilled small holes already, will try larger holes next

@deeohgee4574 Keep me posted on your results!

@@Koolbob2 glad to keep you updated...

Side note, your channel is extremely similar to mine... :)

Glad to hear the old video still shows up in searches. Good luck with your AirTags!

@@ShanesGettingHandy Cool, just subscribed to your channel!

I thought I read that thing cover to cover, I'll see if I can find it and double-check!

Awesome, glad to hear the video helped!

Glad you found it helpful!

Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. I am delighted to hear that you enjoy the R700s. My audio journey took an unexpected turn yesterday when a friend txted me to ask if I would be interested in buying both of his 2-month-old REL T/X9 subwoofers for $1,000. Yes please! I'm working to integrate them with my floor standing speakers and wondering if it might be time to pursue superior stand mount speakers.

I never noticed a gap, but when I turn o the dryer and turn off the lights in the room I can see a 1/32 to 1/16" gap on the side with the latch. It's so small I'm not concerned.

You could splice a new cord onto the undamaged portion of the existing cord, but since this tool is used around water it would be better to replace the entire cord. I found a great video that should be helpful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eobXoWlnhchmbJI

There's a lot of components to squeeze in there and unlike most components under the hood, the battery can be located anywhere so it goes in whatever spot is left over after everything else is located. It's not uncommon today for cars to have the battery in the trunk or under the back seat.

The painter and his crew did a great job painting the house after we bought it, but years later when we had him back his workers didn't do nearly as good a job. I noticed some paint spots on the brick front porch and some on the brick facade, but I didn't notice nearly all of the vent holes were painted over until after they were paid. Needless to say I'll never hire them again! "my 30 yr old dremel that now whines like the Concorde" LOL, I loaned my first Dremel to a friend who used it to cut slots in the front and rear strut towers on his Datsun 280Z race car to allow him to lean the trust inward for a more aggressive negative camber. He also cut out the spare tire well so he could install a light weight fuel cell. When he returned it it screamed and vibrated so violently I was afraid to use it! Every 1/8" Dremel bit I've tried works with the Ryobi. As far as I know none of the accessories that screw onto the end of the Dremel tool housing (drill press, router base, etc.) can be used with the Ryobi since .

Thanks, I'm definitely a niche kind of guy!

I love my old Craftsman cabinets and was also shocked at the prices now, so I opted for the cheaper ready to assemble cabinets. After three years of use I am pleased to report that the cheaper ones are holding up just as well as the premier cabinets.

@ Only issue I have with the RTA is that they are not the same size as the Premier. 28” bs 30” tall/wide if I recall correctly.

@@randallsmith7885 I'm not at home, but I do believe there is a slight size difference.

Lots of people love these speakers and I really wanted to love them too, but for critical music listening I thought they came up a bit short in mid and high frequency detail. They do have great bass response and dynamic range, so I think they would be excellent as L & R speakers in a multi-channel AV setup.

Hmmmm. I'll dig my hedge trimmer out of the shed and inspect it, maybe it was broken from day one.

If you watch the KZbin video from Garage Kitchen of Science, where he takes the P2608 apart and shows the two cams that drive each blade in opposite directions simultaneously. It’s hard to visualize when you’re looking at the unit. I just don’t know how to cut and paste the link using my iPad.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2mkc6pspNNmrMUsi=tFxIFH8dHIEoEiWU

I hope I got the link correct. Your yard is beautiful. You must get a lot of joy trimming your bushes. I hope this link works for you. Regards, John.

​@@lindaguarracino6378 Thank for the kind words, I do enjoy working in the yard! Thanks also for the link, my big trimmer has had one blade stationary since day one. I thought it was designed that way, but now I see that I need to take it apart and see if I can fix it. If I do get it going I'll add some thread locking compound to the screw that holds the cams in place.