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As you (hopefully) know by now, Twitter is one of the best online marketing tools you can have in your band's toolbox. It's a free and simple way to communicate directly with your fans, but you've got to be strategic about when and how you use it to really make it an effective platform for fostering your fanbase. Here are nine strategies to make your Tweets count:
There's a recent piece about a musician who has built a huge online following by simply focusing on those who care enough to interact with him online. I can't find the article now but the theme of focusing on those who care, rather than amassing large numbers of likes and whatnot from those who are simply aware of your existence, is a recurring one that recently appeared in two tech posts featuring musical examples.
The piece I can't find, though I think it came out in the last month, gets better and better in my mind. It was an amazing tale of a man who chose to release his music online, maybe via Facebook, and instead of promoting it he just began to chat with people who responded and from there built an enormous Facebook (or related social media) following that would simply astound you.
Or something similar. But I do know it was a strong example of a musician building a following by communicating directly on an ongoing and deeply engaged basis with the people who cared about his music enough to connect.
Social media is the cornerstone of your music career. It's what lets you stay in touch with your fans. However, it's hard to find a balance between social and promotional – after all, you still need to sell your record or tickets to your show. Here's 10 secrets to help you find that social media balance.
1. Listen!
Socializing is, by nature, a two-way exchange. Try holding a conversation with someone with your ears plugged. Social media is talking with your audience! There are other tools out there for talking at an audience. Make it a habit to read comments and messages. You'd do the same on your personal accounts, wouldn't you? By listening to your fans you could also get valuable information like what new song they are digging the most or what they liked about your show last night.
2. Leverage Online and Offline
There is no one-size-fits-all solution. While some artists have managed to build their career on one channel, most of us need to find a balance of online and offline. Maybe you leverage Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and some local shows in your area. The key is to think about how you can send fans from online to offline and visa versa. You need to create a flow.
All the rage, at least with regards to income from digital music distribution, has been centered around YouTube monetization. However, the problem is that many artists are misinformed on even the basic strategy about obtaining more views and subscribers, which ultimately leads to more income.
We stumbled upon a very informative case study from Flight Drummers on how they were able to build their YouTube subscriber base and capture 500,000+ views in a 10 month time frame.
Check out the entire article below and see if you can adapt some of their strategy to help improve your results!
As an avid marketing blog reader, my inbox and Feedly are constantly filled with fantastic marketing techniques on Google+, Twitter, and Facebook.
Although I use these social media sites heavily, I'd like to bring in another extremely powerful (often overlooked) marketing platform to the table—YouTube.
At the beginning of 2013, my business partner and I decided to attempt a different marketing tactic for our (slow) growing drumming education company, Flight Drummers.
We constantly used Facebook and Twitter as our prime marketing resources, but it was soon apparent that the dream wouldn't last long if we didn't pick up more traffic or make more sales.
That month, we studied our competition hard and realized that Youtube was a rare marketing commodity in the drumming industry. Sure, a majority of drumming education companies had Youtube channels, but the view count, subscriber count, and interaction was minimal.
Seeing as this was a difficult marketing strategy for competition in our niche, we decided to capitalize on their weakness by filming some Youtube videos.
The following month, we geared up, filmed, edited nearly 70 videos, and began harnessing the true power of Youtube.
Within three months, we had accumulated more than 100,000 Youtube views with 1,800 subscribers, and by month 10, had generated 500,000+ views, accumulated a Youtube subscriber base of more than 8,400 people, and established paid members in 14 countries—primarily through Youtube.
Despite our current success with Youtube marketing, it wasn't until we began following these eight steps, that we began to experience 2,000-3,000 views per day (5,000-7,000 views on release days) and a highly interactive subscriber base.
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Over the years, I've sat at a lot of breakfast tables with local musicians recapping last night's gig. Usually the conversation starts about the nuts and bolts of the evening itself, but many times, the theme of the conversation moves towards the difficulty to get people to pay attention to the music or attend the concert.
As a musician and someone working in social media & technology, I've spent a lot of time thinking about traffic and engagement. In my research, I have found there to be a prevailing theme in the thought leadership.
It's with this context that I humbly present to you 3 critical steps to building fan engagement:
#1. Make Good Stuff
So you've attended the latest conference, gathered a lot of business cards, downloaded the newest social media podcast, and bought the newest book on how to get fans.
Sweet! That's great. But it's just one piece of the pie.
Content is king, and putting out regular content is important. However, it's not only about consistency. Amazing content (with a little social engineering) will spread like wildfire without as much need for all the "social media turd polishing" hype. If you're spending more time on Facebook than playing your instrument, you're doing it wrong. If you find yourself coloring your hair more often than meticulously working on your lyrics… you're doing it wrong.
Don't be like Narcissus, drunk off your own reflection, when there are thousands of people you could be learning from. It takes an awful lot longer to make good stuff without knowing, mimicking, and studying all of the good stuff that's out there. Know the rules first before you go about breaking them. It's like trying to learn a martial art without going to class. If you won't dedicate yourself to being an expert, don't be sad when people lose interest. Cultivate the dedication of the white belt while you strive for the black belt's execution.
Make good stuff and they will come…
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Search is going social in a variety of ways as search engines look to social proof to make search results more relevant and users turn to social networks such as Twitter and Facebook for more of their information needs. Google's dominant role in search and web video, through YouTube, allows them to shape this process by pushing Google+ to the center of the Googlesphere to the degree that Google+ is now an inescapable tool for music marketing.
Google+ has been a growing factor in Google search results since 2011 with mostly confirming studies since though conflicting studies are starting to emerge.
However even conflicting studies can't cancel out the fact that if Google is now using social proof as part of its results rankings, then Google+ participation would affect those rankings. Even if that were not the case, Google is introducing multiple reasons to convince or even force your participation.
YouTube Comments Will Soon Require Google+ Accounts
Last week YouTube began to introduce comments "powered by Google+" with full rollout by the end of the year. The new system means that comments about videos on Google+ can show up on YouTube, comments can have privacy settings and new moderation tools are available.
Based on additional details, this new system should be an improvement for videomakers and marketers:
"comments from the video creator will be ranked very highly and surfaced more regularly…The system will also push comments from popular personalities on YouTube and people in your Google+ circles higher up the comment chain, as well as highly engaged discussion about the video. Just like before, you will be able to vote comments up or down, too, and those votes will also influence the ranking…"
"YouTube will now also aggregate public comments about a video from Google+ and display them on YouTube….users on YouTube itself will now also be able to have private conversations on the site by leaving comments that can only be seen by people in their Google+ circles or individual users."
Google Authorship Now Requires Google+ Accounts
I've been remiss is not discussing the benefits of the Google Authorship program for solo musicians and individuals building their music industry brands but both Roo Raymond and Bob Baker recently addressed the topic.
In the latest version of Google Authorship you connect Google+ to your web content, in particular blog posts and website articles, and then your Google+ avatar appears with a byline next to your first content-related search result.
Google is partnering with multiple platforms including Wordpress (.com I assume) and Typepad which will further simplify the process for many bloggers.
For Wordpress.org users, various plugins are addressing the issue including Jetpack 2.5.
But the biggest recent change in Authorship is that you no longer have to be signed into Google+ to see those avatars in search results.
See Search Engine Land for more on Google Authorship.
What About the Death of Keywords?
So keywords aren't really dying, they're just becoming a bit less key to the Googleverse and that means, in the tech world, that they're dying.
Hyperbole aside, the role of keywords in SEO is changing as search changes. As Google moves to encrypt all searches, analytics results for keywords used on Google will no longer be available. Though other tools can help take up the slack, this is a major step in undermining the gaming of keywords by SEO practitioners.
But if you take a look at these suggestions for post-Penguin SEO, you'll start to see that the way forward is a move away from tricks and towards engagement, quality content and honest navigation.
Both earlier seo changes at Google and newsfeed changes at Facebook suggest the same thing, doing what's best for your readers and site visitors will ultimately improve your presence on Google and Facebook.
Key Points for Musicians and Music Marketers
Emphasis is shifting towards engagement and high quality content in search results and on social media and away from tricks and techniques for higher rankings.
Current changes involving Google+, especially Authorship, privilege individuals over groups. Keep an eye on those changes and make sure you have a Google+ page for your band in the interim.
Keywords have never been the biggest issue for musicians beyond making sure you're found when they search for your name though they have been of use for particular marketing tactics.
Focus on getting your name out there. Make sure you have a broad but manageable social media presence. And be sure your official website's homepage has your name in the title and in relevant text on the page and you'll be found.
When in doubt, serve your fans.
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A couple months back when Ad Age's staff began working on our Music Issue, I started to obsess about the inextricable link between music and viral media. Think of a pop-cultural moment that's "gone viral," and chances are pretty good it's music-related. (Unless, of course, it's a cat video. Then again, Keyboard Cat was nothing without his Yamaha.)
Was it possible, I wondered, to pin down the most viral moment in music history?
I also wondered about what, exactly, constitutes historical virality. It's obviously easier in a post-YouTube/Facebook/Twitter world to quantify buzz. But then again, you might argue that in a pre-social world with way fewer entertainment options — and more of a tendency toward monoculture — what we collectively were all buzzing about routinely had a lot more scale (like when the series finale of "M*A*S*H" drew more than 100 million viewers).
TV and radio powered the popular-music-related conversation for most of the modern age. But was media-prescribed, marketing-driven virality automatically less "organic"? Sure, arguably. Or, you know, maybe people just really liked Michael Jackson.
At any rate, as a sort of thought exercise about the nature of pre- and post-internet music culture, I've put together a short list of the most viral moments in modern pop-music history — with "modern" starting, for the sake of argument, 50 years ago. Which means the British Invasion of American prime-time TV makes the cut, but not Elvis' televised (and semi-censored) hip-swiveling in 1956.
I excluded moments that were purely musical — which means no record releases, epochal or otherwise (like, say, the Aug. 8, 1988 release of N.W.A.'s "Straight Outta Compton," which ushered in the gangsta rap era). And I left out notable births (e.g., the launch of MTV on Aug. 1, 1981) and artist deaths.
What I was looking for, generally, was viral musical moments that had multimedia dimensionality and which rocked the culture.
Here goes:
For the longest time my older brothers would ask what music they should be listening to. They're all ten years older than me and seem to think I'm clued up on what's hip and happening do people still say hip and happening?) but as I've gotten older, I've done my best to avoid asking nephews and cousins about what I should be listening to and have aimed to find my own way.
Until recently, after various attempts, I settled on a great Spotify App called Tunigo to find great new music. It's very good. So good in fact that Spotify ended up acquiring the app for itself. Its primary benefit wasn't truly discovering new music however, but rather manually compiling music for different tastes, moods and experiences – old music and new.
I still needed a way to find out which new tracks were being listened to by the mainstream AND those in the know, released by popular artists, up & coming artists AND new artists. Tracks that weren't being played on the radio and backed my millions of dollars, but were being listened to by a passionate group of music aficionados and perhaps slowly but surely gaining popularity in the mainstream. Essentially, I wanted a way to discover great new music, irrespective of whether the artists were signed to a big label, small label or were completely independent.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Vance Worley insists he never was a San Francisco Giants fan despite growing up just 90 miles north of AT&T Park in Sacramento.
After a second career complete game against them, the Giants don't think much of Worley, either.
The 26-year-old right-hander took an early cushion and ran with it Monday night, pitching his first career shutout in a wire-to-wire, 5-0 victory over the Giants in the opener of a three-game series.
"Everybody from the West Coast was out there tonight," Worley said of a gathering of about 30 family members from Sacramento and friends from Long Beach State, where he went to college. "I'm glad I gave them something fun to watch."
Left fielder Josh Harrison walked and scored in a four-run first inning, then homered in the second, highlighting a seven-hit Pirates attack that produced a second consecutive win and a seventh in 10 games since the All-Star break.
The Pirates, who scored all their runs in the first two innings, are 16-7 against the National League West this season.
Pittsburgh's early barrage came at the expense of Giants ace left-hander Madison Bumgarner (12-8), who failed in his attempt to become the major league's second 13-game winner. The loss was the fifth in a row for the Giants, who were coming off a three-game home sweep at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
"He's one of the elite pitchers in the game," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said of Bumgarner. "Every once in a while, you're not going to have your 'A' game. I've seen him pitch a lot. I've never seen anything like this."
The defeat dropped the Giants (57-49) into a tie with the St. Louis Cardinals (56-48) for the second National League wild-card spot, with the Pirates (56-49) just a half-game behind.
Worley (4-1), who was coming off a 12-7 home win over the Dodgers, was perfect for four innings against the Giants and faced the minimum for seven innings. He allowed only four hits, the first three of which were singles, and one walk. He struck out three.
"Anytime you can get a couple of runs on the board, it takes a little of the stress off you," said Worley, who threw 100 pitches. "We got those four runs, then five. I just got rolling after that."
The first three baserunners Worley allowed -- singles by third baseman Pablo Sandoval in the fifth and center fielder Gregor Blanco in the sixth, and a walk to second baseman Joe Panik in the seventh -- were all erased on the bases, Sandoval and Panik on double plays, Blanco on a steal attempt.
"I loved the way when he got a baserunner, he made the pitches he needed to make. That was fun to watch," Hurdle said. "The one thing you can see, when our pitcher is throwing strikes, the tempo of the game just picks up and our defense makes plays."
Giants manager Bruce Bochy was not happy with Blanco's steal attempt, which came in the sixth inning with San Francisco trailing 5-0.
"I guess he thought he was going to make something happen," Bochy said. "There was nothing on, I can tell you that."
Sandoval also singled in the eighth, giving him two of San Francisco's four hits. Right fielder Hunter Pence had a two-out triple in the ninth.
Harrison and shortstop Jordy Mercer had two hits apiece for the Pirates.
Bumgarner threw 22 pitches before recording his first out in the fateful first inning, and even that pitch cost him a run.
The Pirates loaded the bases with no outs in the first on a single by Mercer sandwiched between walks to Harrison and center fielder Andrew McCutchen. First baseman Gaby Sanchez's sacrifice fly on Bumgarner's 22nd pitch made it 1-0.
After second baseman Neil Walker singled home Mercer to make it 2-0, Bumgarner hurt his own cause by throwing low to second base after having McCutchen picked off. The All-Star scored one pitch later when catcher Russell Martin grounded an RBI single to center field for a 3-0 lead.
Right fielder Gregory Polanco's sacrifice fly made it 4-0 before Bumgarner retired third baseman Brent Morel to end the inning on his 42nd pitch, the most he ever threw in one inning.
Harrison's home run came with one out in the second, a solo shot to left that was his seventh of the season.
Bumgarner retired eight of the nine batters he faced after the homer, then left trailing 4-0 after completing four innings. He gave up five runs on six hits and two walks in his shortest stint since Opening Day. He struck out a season-low two.
The loss was the Giants' 20th in their past 26 home games.
"With the support we have, it shouldn't happen," Bochy said of the terrible home stretch. "And that's what's got me buffaloed. All of us."


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Spring has sprung in Boston and Cold War Kids have coincidentally turned a new leaf with the release of their latest album Dear Miss Lonelyhearts. Having been sold out for weeks, last night the Paradise Rock Club welcomed Nate Willett and his band with open arms.
When I told friends that this was my fifth time seeing Cold War Kids since 2010, I was met with confused looks and questions, "Why?" The answer to that is quite simple. Give Willett five minutes on the stage with a microphone in hand and you too, will understand. Having missed Cold War Kids in their humble beginnings; I have been fortunate enough to see the transition from the more rugged past touring for Loyalty to Loyalty to the more polished sounds of Mine Is Yours and now – Dear Miss Lonelyhearts. While their sound and direction is changing and evolving, their live show is just as raw and magnetic as it ever was.
Opening last night was Los Angeles dream pop act Houses. Dexter Tortoriello and Megan Messeina began making music together while living remotely in Hawaii for three months. Their abstract vocals permeated the house as patrons filtered in from the hazy spring evening. As a mildly risky opening as the band is arguable slower paced than the high-energy headliner…Houses held their own, giving the audience a beautiful dreamscape; a calm before the storm.
After a brief intermission, Willett stormed the stage alongside Dann Gallucci, Matt Maust, and Matt Aveiro. While Willett as the frontman has a very distinct style of manic dancing and bobbing – last night my eyes were glued to bassist Matt Maust. While it's not unusual to see playfulness and comradery between bandmates, Maust takes it to a new level. During the entire 17 song set, Maust maintained physical contact with Willett every 45 seconds (if not more often) by tapping on Willett's shoulder in sync with the drumbeat or nuzzling his head onto that same shoulder. While this must be strange to picture, it was even more peculiar to see Maust extend the same head nuzzling gesture to the fan standing right next to me towards the end of the night during the hit "Hospital Beds."
The night was very fast paced as Willett opted for very little small talk and banter with the audience between tracks. Having seen the band on bigger stages like Boston's House of Blues as well as a Lollaplaooza side stage, it was a privilege to see the band so intimately. Willett sings with a personal conviction that allows you to see the energy surging through his every limb even when sitting at a piano.
Last night's set list was tailored to satisfy Cold War Kids fans both new and old as it was an even blend of the band's entire discography. Many bands tend to disappoint "old school fans" by focusing too heavily on a new release, yet Cold War Kids have perfected the art. Featured was every Cold War classic like 2006's "Rubidoux" and "Hang Me Up To Dry." Loyalty to Loyalty made an appearance with "Relief" and "Every Man I Fall For," quickly followed by "Royal Blue" and "Louder Than Ever" off of Mine Is Yours.
Willett also tested the waters with soon-to-be hits off of the freshly released Dear Miss Lonelyhearts including "Miracle Mile," "Loner Phase," and "Jailbirds." To my surprise, the title track off of the new LP was missing from the set. I found the news songs seamlessly fit into the collection and eagerly await the next tour so that those tracks can have the audience sing-a-long they deserve.
After a rowdy encore of personal favorites, "We Used To Vacation" and "Something's Not Right With Me," I managed to snag one of the setlists. My eyes immediately fixated on the title "Dear Miss Lonelyhearts" that sat prominently in the opening track slot. Tonight the band skipped over it and kicked the night off with number two, "Mexican Dogs" instead. Perhaps Willett isn't quite ready to let "Dear Miss Lonelyhearts" out of the bag and is testing the waters more cautiously that anticipated.
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This topic contains 9 replies, has 3 voices, and was last updated by Ken_in_Pittsburgh 3 years, 7 months ago.
March 9, 2011 at 3:13 am #12179
I just installed my own dsc 1832 / PK5500 and was wiring in a second siren. This caused a fault when the first one was temporarily removed to add the second one. Now I can't seem to clear the fault to the ready to arm position.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.March 9, 2011 at 4:29 am #54744
A "Bell Circuit" trouble code should clear almost instantly when a siren is connected to Bell+ and Bell-. Occasionally, a trouble code gets "hung up" and doesn't clear. Usually, removing then restoring all power (both AC and battery) will clear the trouble. Keep in mind that you will get a new trouble (Loss of Time) and will need to reset the system clock.
–KenMarch 10, 2011 at 10:22 pm #54783
I finally got a chance to try it. I disconnected battery and power. Got the date code error you mention. Reset the clock and still not cleared.
What else can I try?
The message is:
service required
gen sys tmpr <>March 10, 2011 at 10:45 pm #54785
That is an open tamper on a module, like an expander bar. Do you have an expander bar? If so and you are not going to use the tamper you need to put a short wire from the tamper terminal on it to a com terminal.March 11, 2011 at 3:02 am #54795
OK – you lost me on that.
I have an expansion module that I am not using but will in the future.
But it was working perfectly until I pulled out the wire from the "buzzer" to tie in a second one.
Then it would no longer clear.March 11, 2011 at 3:09 am #54796
The important question is: do you have the zone expander connected to the panel?
–KenMarch 11, 2011 at 11:27 am #54804
Yes – the expander is connected to the panel and no sensors are currently being used with it.
So if I leave my expander module hooked up, I need to jumper the tamper to a common? Both on the expander board? Not from the expander board to the main board? Solid wire, not a resistor? Want to be clear as this is all new for me.
I will post a picture of my box tonight if I can so you can see the work I've done.
Just trying to learn as well – why would that have any effect after pulling out the buzzer wires? It was working properly before I pulled the buzzer wires and the expander was wired in then.March 11, 2011 at 1:24 pm #54808
Actually, you can/should place the jumper from TAM to BLK on the expander. The trouble code is telling you that the TAM circuit is open. There is no relationship between that and the siren. The fact that the trouble showed up while you were working on the siren would seem to be a coincidence.
–KenMarch 13, 2011 at 10:23 pm #54861
That did it!
Then I no sooner had it working when a sensor started acting up at the door. I changed it out and all is fine now.
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Remodeling a house and down to the last thing. I need a fridge, and I don't want to spring for a built in. I want cabinet depth, stainless steel and preferably a bottom freezer, as I want room for casserole dishes, etc. so a side-by-side won't work. I don't want to spend any more than $3500 or $4000 (and I'd certainly spend less), but I also want to know that I'm getting something quality. Any recommendations?
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somervilleoldtimer: "I have an Amana, bottom freezer, that's been cranking along pretty successfully for 17 years now"
We are happy with our bottom freezer Amana, also; ours was purchased in 1995.
Unfortunately, "our" Amana is no more. Amana is a brand of Whirlpool these days, and Whirlpool has decided that Amana is not one of its premium brands. There is no continuity between the Amanas that you and I enjoy and the Amana-brand refrigerator that someone may purchase today.
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While the loss of Amana appliances may be unfortunate, there is nothing wrong with Whirlpool appliances. In fact, they are consistently highly rated by Consumer Reports, and we've had a Whirlpool fridge, stove, and dishwasher since 2003 with zero problems. Can't say the same about our previous General Electric fridge and jenn-air range.
We've had good luck with Kenmore, from Sears. However, I can't vouch for their bottom-freezer models.
I've heard wonderful things, also, about KitchenAid's offerings.
Amana, Maytag, most of Kenmore, Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Jenn-Air are all made by Whirlpool. The main difference is the trim (KA has a deeper bottom drawer, Whirlpool has a soda 12-pack holder in the door, Jenn-Air's thermostat shows the temperature instead of a setting from 1-7) and several hundred dollars. If you're committed to counter-depth, you're going to pay a premium for a smaller fridge. I think it's ridiculous. Personally, I decided to live with a standard depth fridge and sprang for a shiny new Electrolux range. I'm absolutely thrilled with both. After looking through lots and lots of stuff online, I found that anything in the Whirlpool group is going to be a good bet. They're built solidly, and if something does go wrong they have excellent customer service.
Kenmore is a sucker bet. Kenmore doesn't actually *make* anything; they get someone else to make it and slap a Kenmore label on it. It's like any grocery store's private label, e.g. Target's Archer Farms or Trader Joe's. You end up saving a little bit over the identical item with the manufacturer's label. However, that cost savings comes at a price: If the appliance breaks, the Sears repairman comes out instead of the Maytag (or Jenn-Air or what have you) man, and Sears is infamous for having horrid repair service. Spend the extra bucks for the original brand. If the fridge breaks, you'll be glad you did.
Oh, speaking of breaking fridges, the part of a fridge most likely to break is an in-the-door ice maker. To boot, you end up having the ice maker eat up fridge space (which comes at quite the premium on counter-depth). Avoid models with them.
One more note: Stay away from Viking unless you like replacing compressors on a fairly regular basis. I had a family member offer me a GORGEOUS counter-depth one and I turned it down because I knew what happens to Viking fridges.
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"Kenmore doesn't actually *make* anything; they get someone else to make it and slap a Kenmore label on it."
That's true but if you know the codes you can find out who made that particular unit. We had trouble with a fridge in the past, and when we complained the service guy came out and looked at it. First thing he did was look at the serial number, then he said that it was made by "so & so" and we really should send it back and get one that started with the letters "XY" since that was top of the line. We did and it lasted for years.
Edited to add: The new fridge we have is a side by side but it has a built in water filtration system that makes the water and ice taste so good. Filters out 99% of impurities.
I hope that Whirlpool quality has held up like my 1992 model. No repairs or glitches whatsoever. Only mistake I made was buying an 18 sq-ft model - go bigger!
BTW it usually consumes about 84 watts, roughly 1/3 of my ~$30 monthly electric bill. I don't know what details the current energy guide stickers show, but if you need to determine actual power consumption consider getting a P3 Kill-A-Watt: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product...
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$30 dollar electric bill? Really? I am impressed. How do you do it?
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Spartan living :-):
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- No dishwasher - my hands work just fine, thank you.
- No provisions for W&D in this old house, major remodel required, budget not yet available :-(.
We recently bought a Samsung with a bottom freezer in "platinum" finish. This is slightly warmer than stainless and cleans easily. So far we are very happy. We use very little ice so have not set up the ice maker, so can't comment on that. It isn't counter depth though.
It lists for under $1500. We got it on special for just under $1000 at Costco.
In Shore house we have a cabinet depth Liebherr with a bottom freezer that I adore. Easy storage , easy to clean and within your price range. Freezer holds alot . In city we have a Sub Zero built in that I would shoot in a second. Had to replace ( with a Sub Zero) recently as freezer died and NOTHING else matched dimensions...they have a guarantee product replacement thing going unless u want to replace cabinetry Takes a body builder to open the door.
I just gutted my kitchen and bought a KA SS french door - water dispenser inside fridge, and ice maker in freezer. Full size, not counter depth (I'll never understand counter depth, but that's me.)
I would suggest:
1. Not getting ice and water on front of door. Eats up WAAAAAAAY too much space.
2. Checking the sturdiness of the drawers. My KA drawers feel cheap and flimsy. They do not glide out nicely at all. The bottom tray drawer is perfectly fine, but the crisper drawers feel like garbage, and are pretty annoying. I thought that once I had them filled and added weight, they would be better, but sadly, not so. I will not make this mistake again. It seems like a small little thing, but It's really annoying. TEST THE DRAWERS, seriously. Another thing that I would have checked instead of assuming is the ability to open the drawers with one door closed. My KA does not afford this. Not as big of a deal as the flimsiness of the drawers, but seems like it would be nice. The KA model you are looking at might not have these issues, but I'd suggest that you check into the drawer assembly.
If I could do it over again, I might have bought one of the 29 c.f samsungs. I'm fine with the KA, but the cheap drawers kinda stick in my craw. In the end, a fridge is a box that's purpose is to keep things cold. My contractor and kitchen designer both agreed that overspending on a name is pretty silly. I got mine from Sears when they offered a 25% rebate on it this spring. Didn't do as much reasearch on the fridge as the other appliances - I just knew that LG had some serious issues, and other than that, most fridges (outside of the high end ones) were pretty much the same except for lighting and compartment arrangement.
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I agree completely about testing the drawers. We took it further and brought empty, clean containers of a few products we always use to be sure they fit. I also brought the pot I use for brining. We may have looked odd, but we ended up with an appliance that "fit" our needs!
I have a less than 5 year old LG, french door, bottom freezer: perfect design, hideous execution. All the interior plastic parts are broken. The freezer drawer sticks because of the ice that pools under it but if you pull really hard, the handle flies off. The freezer basket rails failed almost immediately (right after the warranty period), and the crisper drawers are now held together with electrical tape. I will not buy another without looking for metal moving parts.


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Last season, Stephen Curry became a borderline superstar in the NBA. He finally had an offseason that didn't require rehab, so his game should soar to new heights next season.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Chase Headley homered from both sides of the plate for the first time in his career and drove in five runs to rally the San Diego Padres to a 9-8 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night.
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The Pistons can count on consistent production from second-year center Greg Monroe. When he has a rare off-night, he takes it out on the next opponent.
Monroe bounced back from a 4-point outing against San Antonio on Tuesday with a 22-point outburst against Boston on Wednesday. He made 11 of 14 field goals in the Pistons' 98-88 upset victory at Boston after going to 2 of 11 against Tim Duncan & Co.
"You have to have a short memory in this league," he said. "You know it's not going to be perfect every night. Everybody has bad nights. It's what you do after those nights. I can't get that game back, so I have to come out and do whatever I can to help my team win."
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