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34-inch Expanding Tension Mount Pet Gate
Stylish Gate
This gate is perfect! It is a beautiful color, great finish and adds some style to the entry. It is the perfect height for a larger dog. I love how the gate fits and looks in my family room. VERY pleased with this purchase
October 3, 2014
Nice high quality pet gate
I replaced a pet gate that was actually a baby gate to keep my dog on the deck instead of getting into the fenceless front yard. The baby gate was fine but it was white and the handle ended up breaking in my hands during the cold weather. The Frontgate gate is not really meant to be outdoors so it will be interesting to see how it holds up. It is a nice quality, I really like the antique iron look and it closes very solidly behind me without having to be closed each time like I had to with the previous gate.
September 24, 2014
Pet Gate
Great design, goes with decor, easy to use, easy to mount. The price and quality are great selling points.
September 17, 2014
Gorgeous Gates
I purchased this gate, and also one of the free-standing models a few months ago. I couldn't be happier. Because they're expandable, both gates can easitly be used in various places in my home and are an attractive addition to any room.
September 29, 2014
Beautiful Gate!
I purchased two gates to keep pets out of certain rooms in our home. I compared prices with leading pet stores and was pleased to find out these gates were not only prettier, but cheaper than the leading local pet store. These gates are so sturdy & well made. They are a lovely addition to our decor as well!
July 29, 2014
good gate
sturdy, solid, easy to install. Much better than the mesh gate that I bought at the same time to fill a bigger doorway.
June 7, 2014
Stylish High Quality
Since installing (fairly easy installation) our 34" Expanding Tension Pet Gate for our first dog, we've received compliments from our guests. Compliments like, "Wow! That's a fancy dog gate." And, "That doesn't even look like a dog gate - it's nice!" We didn't want the 'baby-gate-turned-dog-gate' look, so Frontgate's alternative was perfect. Our new 40 pound Cairin Terrier has put her front paws on it and it's as sturdy as can be; although she has managed to deeply scratch it (before her nails were trimmed) and chew a piece of the top plastic off. Otherwise, it's in perfect condition. It's convenient how the gate door swings in and out. If it had a way to stay open when not in use, that would make it almost perfect. Offering various finishes would be nice (we would've chosen a silver finish). The gate's price is worth it's value to protect the house by restricting our dog's access when needed, while looking classy.
May 27, 2014
Good looking and sturdy
This gate was not my first choice but I needed matching gates for different size openings and this was the only model that would work for us. It is sturdy, set it up in 15 - 20 minutes, lots of protecting packing material to remove. I am getting used to the "unlatching" process, not easy to do with full hands. I had a party recently and the guests remarked on it's good looks but thought the opening process was a little awkward. We have only had the gates for 2 weeks but it does appear to be durable. We also bought the low gate and I appreciate the ability to just step over it.
May 18, 2014
34" Pet Gate
Appearance looks great. However, in terms of durability, lanch area for both bottom and top came right off after my dog played with this. I wondered if there is a replacement part for this.
May 9, 2014
Definitely worth ordering online
This is my second pet gate from Frontgate really nice quality and looks great
May 8, 2014
great quality and easy to use
The quality is excellent and it is easy to open and self closes. Not too tall and extremely easy to install. Great looking too and gets the job done and stays put even with frequent opening and closing. Highly recommend.
April 29, 2014
This is a great heavy duty gate. The gate would have been given 5 stars if it had levelers or longer tension screws. When you have a house that is over 100 years old, nothing is level or perfectly sized. Thank goodness there were anchors for the wall to keep it in place. I purchased the extension gate for when we needed a wider gate in a different area. The door we have it installed in only needed the base gate unit. Unfortunately the door has an uneven frame, which required the tension screws to be a little longer than what is provided; which meant we had to use the anchors to keep the gate in place.
April 29, 2014
Pet gates
Perfect, do the job plus add a decorative touch so much better then hopping over the tension baby gates!
The swing door makes it much easier for me and the dogs to come and go and most important, my house thanks you!
April 2, 2014
Another Great Purchase
The tension mount prevents having to make holes in wood trim/molding. And the gate allows easy access for elderly family members without having to step over barriers. Matches larger gate and rail have elsewhere in the house.
March 28, 2014
great dog gate!
Easy to install, looks great. The door (which opens in both directions) makes it so easy to pass through. Would highly recommend.
March 27, 2014
Dog Gate
We needed something to separate the new puppies from the old cat. As exuberant as the puppies are, they cant get through the new gate, and it looks great too.
March 26, 2014
Gate vs. very stubborn dog
The gate is attractive, very easy to install. At first my 60lb mixed breed seemed to have little trouble getting through it (not over it, too high for that!). Never sure how he did it; he'd be waiting inside the front door everytime I came home and the gate would be behind him right where I left it AND latched. Tightened the top down quite a bit and put something in front of it so he couldn't jump at it, seems to be working for now. I don't understand why they furnish two sliding bolts to latch the gate, but only one is spring loaded. The other is so easily moved by finger pressure that I'm not sure it does any good at all. I would have springloaded both of them for more security and latching power. We'll see if this holds or not.
March 25, 2014
Best thing ever
Have a new puppy and this may keep my sanity. Looks great ,works great and was easy to set up. As always Frongate comes through!
March 25, 2014
Love this Gate
This gate is beautiful and keep our dog from going into rooms that are off limits. It was easy to install and works like a charm.
March 12, 2014
beautiful and functioning pet gate
Ordered the 34" Expanding Tension Mount Pet Gate nice looking gate and functions well, too. I was concerned when the gate arrived and I didn't quite understand the "spring load". When I put gate in place it all made sense. I would recommend. I have a 16" 35 lb. Beagle mix.
February 26, 2014
Great gate!
This is a great gate for the front entry of the house. Looks great and it's made well.
February 6, 2014
34-inch Expanding Tension Mount Pet Gate
This gate is perfect! It looks great, is well built and very easy to install and to use. The gate swings open on either side and stays in the open position if you prefer. Even my 6 year old quickly figured out how to use it. We love it!
January 30, 2014
Worthwhile purchase
My family is pleased with our new gates. We were so tired of stepping over the standard doggie gates in our kitchen, half the time catching our foot on the top and nearly falling. They are very easy to open and are self closing. My 17 year old son said they were easy to install as well.
January 29, 2014
Great gate
This gate is both functional and beautiful. The oil-rubbed bronze finish matches the aesthetics of our home. We now have three of them and plan to purchase another. Great for keeping our two large dogs out of spaces they do not belong. Thank you Front Gate!
January 16, 2014
great gate
Tired of putting up and taking down a baby gate! This is so nice to have left in place with the door - door will not stay open but bungy cord did the trick - prehaps we do not have it level OR it is designed to shut! In any case is is a nice looking and functional gate!
January 10, 2014
Excellent purchase
We are extremely pleased with our tension gate. One of the best features is that this gate automatically closes. Its beautiful and the quality is exceptional. I recommend this to families who love to show off their homes. I also purchased the free-standing barrier with walk through door and we love that gate as well but we wish the door would automatically close like the tension gate does.
January 4, 2014
Great Pet Gate
This gate works exactly as advertised. Easy to install, nice heavy duty construction. Keeps the dog out of the kitchen! Yea!
December 18, 2013
dog mom
I am always pleased with my service from frontgate. The merchandise arrives quickly and without any problems and returns are even easy. I bought the free standing dog gate to create a barrier to the master bedroom during the day a few months back and subsequently ordered the smaller versions for other bedroom doors. But I measured wrong and those were the wrong size.
No problem! the gates were returned and replaced with another size door without a hitch!
December 16, 2013
Awesome pet gate
Finally a decorative pet gate that has a swinging door for people !! Gone are my days of removing the typical plastic gate each time we walk through the hallway!!! Beautiful and functional!!
December 12, 2013
Excellent product
We have 2 small dogs, and like to keep them restricted to 3 rooms in the house during the day. We had other gates, and also kept a pocket door closed most of the time. I felt that we were closed in by having the pocket door closed, and the gates had quality issues. We ordered 2 gates, which are extremely well made and very unobtrusive. They're easy to step over and look great. We no longer feel like we're the ones being confined to the kitchen area!
November 29, 2013
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Does the door open both ways?
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The 34-inch Expanding Tension Mount Pet Gate door does open in both directions.6 months ago
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Thank you for your interest in Frontgate. The difference between the two gates is the width.Standard 34"H Expanding Pet Gate (30193): 28-1/2" - 33"W x 34"H
Extra-wide 34"H Expanding Pet Gate (64303): 28-1/2" - 42" W x 34"H
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Ezreal. The crazy skillshot champion who everyone uses but forgets to mention. Early game is what makes his late game.
Huh? No Draven? He literally shuts every adc down because he has the highest damage output at level 1 with his axes.
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Surprised I haven't seen Elise yet. Her Q is one of the strongest easiest pokes and also at level one she has 2 spells. Can zone nearly any top easy, demolish with stuns and burst bottom, and out damage most mid. However her late game lacks which makes her somewhat balanced.
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I know its not everyones first go-to, but Zilean can wipe mid or bot with an AP tree and no +ap items. Usually do 5 hp 3 mana and Mana Charm; build into Tear and grab boots. (builds into Seraphs) I am used to LeBlanc's mid burst, but recently I play Zilean for all his team perks in addition to godly early game. Zilean (at Lv3) can put out about 400 dmg with QWQ harass and doesn't even have to hit enemy champ to damage them. (can trick them by putting it on minions and killing minion) Try it out, just remember Z is UBER squishy
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Renekton, Pantheon, LeBlanc, AP Yi, Zilean, Draven and MF are generally considered "Lane Winners" None of them scale well to late game though. Not comparatively anyway. MF and Draven are obviously ADCs so they'll never be weak late game. Renekton top, Pantheon either top or mod. LeBlanc, Yi, Zilean mid. Draven and MF Bot. Also, Caitlyn is strong early game. For junglers, Maokai is very strong early game because of his guaranteed kill ganks. But he also falls off HARD late game. Same with Xin Zhao. Super strong early game.. Kind of weak late game.
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Greece - Tomb of Tihocan
Greece - Tomb of Tihocan | |||
Tomb Raider Anniversary | |||
Section | Greece Section | ||
Level No | 8 | ||
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Location | Greece, Europe | ||
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Greece - Tomb of Tihocan is the eighth level of Tomb Raider Anniversary and the fourth and the last one of the Greece Section.
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Lara travels through an ancient cistern into the tomb of Tihocan. Pierre Dupond is on Lara's trail too, and the two confront each other at the burial chamber of Tihocan.
- Flood the Cistern to gain access to a high ledge
- Find the switch to Tihocan's tomb
- Defend yourself from Pierre Dupont
- Defeat the Centaur Bosses
In this level you can find two Artifacts.
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Tihocan lies here with his piece of the shattered Scion. Aside the entrance to his tomb stand two Centaurs who guard the vault from any intruders.
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A lovely meal @ Camino last night. 8:15 res; and the restaurant wasn't very crowded (which worried me a tad re how they're doing--even though it's been busy other times we've been; and this made for a nice, quiet dinner).
Their cocktails are always well done--and my vermouth cocktail last night was no exception. My husband enjoyed his cava.
Their crab cooked in the open fire has got to be the best crab in the Bay Area. Never disappoints. And everything else was very good as well. An especially well conceived/dressed salad of chicories and radish with a dressing made from house made vinegar to start. And my husband enjoyed his lamb salad to start and oyster/chanterelle mushroom/burdock/wild nettle stew as a main.
I had roasted (also in the wood oven) apples and quince with ricotta and benne wafers--a perfect, not too sweet or rich, nicely balanced seasonal dessert.
The service was, as always, the right blend of personal and professional.
And the bill was very reasonable--I think around $80.
We had decided to go out for a nice meal because we were both so upset about the Newtown CT shootings and needed some nurturing. Camino did that for us.
I had the crab on Saturday as well. I can't agree with you more. The slight char flavor, and the intense dry roasted crab flavor was delicious and so simple. I've always had steamed or fried Asian crab preps, but fire roasted is the way to go.
FYI, they have a 3 course dungeness menu on Mondays in December and January.
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Is that a fair shared solution is available but neither party "wants it". We have to solve the immediate issue of the debt ceiling. To do this we need to get an honest accounting of what we are spending - to include the off the books costs of the wars in Iraq and Pakistan. I would raise payroll tax rates to pay for this. Payroll taxes are collected continuously - so the affect is to negate the debt ceiling issue. Vog »
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If watching Michael Phelps become the greatest Olympian of all time has spurred you on to go to the pool then you may find it has extra benefits, particularly if you have fibromyalgia.
According to a new report from Spain and Portugal, a guided exercise program carried out in warm water can relieve the symptoms of fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is a condition with no known cure and little to explain what causes it. Fibromyalgia is characterised by chronic, severe muscle pain and tenderness. Pain typically occurs in the neck and shoulders and leads to sleep problems, anxiety and depression. Approximately 90% of fibromyalgia patients are women. 33 women aged between 37 and 41 with fibromyalgia were studied and 17 were given a one hour supervised aquatic exercise session for a period of eight months. During the session the women took part in a warm-up, strengthening exercises, aerobics and a cool-down whilst in waist-high warm water. The remainder of the group had to remain sedentary. The results published in the journal Arthritis Research & Therapy showed that women who exercised in the water had reduced symptoms and an improvement to overall health. So there's no need to try and compete with Michael Phelps if you want to improve your fibromyalgia symptoms. A simple aquatic exercise regime can be beneficial and cost-effective. Consider therapies that use relaxation techniques and hydrotherapy to help with fibromyalgia. |
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Album: Sex, Drugs and Video Games
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The great thing about David Banner is that you never know what's coming next from the man. One minute it's an ode to expensive whips, the next it's a call to political action. But it should be no wonder than complicated music is being made by a complicated man, and in true form Banner's followed his inspirational previous release Believe with a slow paced, R&B tinged new single, Let Me In. Produced by the headliner and Swiff D, Let Me In coasts through the speakers on a bed of strings and sparsely pounding production – a bed Banner wants to lay a certain female down in, despite the possible emotional complications: "They tell me that I don't be lovin these hos enough / I just say loving from a G ain't what she need." It's a subject perfect for a Tank hook, and sure enough the R&B veteran supplies some predictably smooth vocals. I can't predict what else Banner has in store for us on the May 22 release of his Sex, Drugs & Video Games free album, but that's half the fun when it comes to the Mississippi native's music.
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The classic Epiphone Genesis was one of Epiphone's most original and modern designs when it was first published in the Epiphone catalog in late 1979. It was intended as a new beginning for Epiphone--a truly original solid body design that could hold its ground with a Les Paul, giving players the added advantage of an eye-catching double cutaway. The proposed Epiphone Ltd. Edition Genesis Deluxe PRO would bring back this collector's favorite in all its original glory with added features like coil-tapping, Epiphone ProBucker⢠pickups and Grover⢠tuners along with a beautiful AAA flame maple veneer top and solid mahogany body in four new beautiful color finishes, including Black Cherry, Midnight Ebony, Midnight Sapphire, and Vintage Sunburst.
Original Genesis Ads circa 1979
Early Genesis ads proclaimed "this isn't a guitar for shy people" and "we've created a monster," and you can see why. Along with its bold shape and beautiful finish, the Genesis featured coil-tapping for both pickups via a separate toggle switch. Coil-tapping was a new concept to guitar players and the original Genesis was a bold instrument with a warm sound that could do anything from hard rock to fusion jazz with its incredible sustain from the mahogany body. In many ways, the Genesis was part of Epiphone's longstanding tradition of giving players more for their money at a level of quality and consistency other guitar makers can't maintain. Today, Epiphone is still a leader in giving players a custom shop experience. The Epiphone Ltd. Edition Genesis Deluxe PRO would take it a step further by adding Epiphone's bold ProBucker⢠pickups with individual coil-tapping for the rhythm and lead pickups to potentially put the Genesis back to its rightful place among Epiphone's greatest instruments.
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The Epiphone Ltd. Edition Genesis Deluxe PRO would combine a solid mahogany body with a AAA flame maple veneer, delivering the classic tone and sustain that made the Genesis stand out in a crowd. The double cutaway body features 1-ply cream binding on the top for a beautiful vintage look. The mahogany neck has a 24.75" scale with a 12" radius and features a 1960s SlimTaper⢠"D" profile--a player's favorite--along with a glued-in neck joint for lifelong stability. The rosewood fingerboard comes with pearloid trapezoid inlays, 22 medium-jumbo frets and a 1.68" nut along with single ply cream binding along the fingerboard.
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The original Genesis model featured coil-tapping via a small mini toggle. However, the original Genesis did not allow for coil-tapping each individual pickup. The new Epiphone Ltd. Edition Genesis Deluxe PRO zooms into the 21st century with ProBucker⢠pickups with coil-tapping on both the rhythm and lead pickups. ProBucker⢠pickups feature Alnico II magnets, the same magnets used in sought-after vintage PAF humbuckers. Alnico II magnets provide a rich, warm tone with a sparkling high end and a solid low end. The Ltd. Edition Genesis Deluxe PRO features a ProBucker-2⢠in the neck position and a ProBucker-3⢠in the bridge position. The ProBucker-3⢠is slightly overwound to provide balance with the neck pickup with an added bit of edge for lead work. ProBuckers⢠emulate the sound of original PAF pickups which were hand-wound with a few extra turns of wire.
Both of the Ltd. Ed. Genesis PRO's pickups feature coil-tapping, which is activated by a push/pull volume SpeedKnob control, allowing players an infinite variety of pickups sounds from single-coil bark to full humbucker bite. When winding humbuckers, Epiphone utilizes a double vacuum waxing process that ensures quiet operation, free from microphonic hum. The pickup is first placed in the specialized wax vacuuming system before the cover is placed on the unit to ensure that the wax fully penetrates to the very center of the pickup and solidifies all parts. After the cover is placed on, it is again given a second vacuum wax bath until the unit is completely saturated with wax. Epiphone uses only the highest quality parts for its pickups, such as ABS plastic bobbins, 1010 Cold Rolled Steel pole shoes and pole screws, Alnico magnets and the finest magnet wire available.
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The Epiphone Ltd. Edition Genesis Deluxe PRO features Epiphone's legendary rock-solid gold hardware including a LockTone⢠Tune-o-matic fully adjustable bridge and a Stopbar tailpiece. And now, Epiphone's updated, patent pending design auto locks the bridge and tailpiece in place with no tools needed! This also results in improved sustain. The Epiphone Ltd. Edition Genesis Deluxe PRO uses 1" diameter potentiometers for better "throw," longer life and reliable service. Epiphone's all-metal toggle switches use rugged spring-steel contacts to ensure years of reliable service and performance. Epiphone's proprietary output jack features an improved contact shape and heavy-duty spring steel to increase reliability and gold Grover⢠14:1 machine heads on a classic '60s era Epiphone Sloped Dovewing headstock to ensure tuning stability and long life.
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A short review of what "can" be a great guitar. First off the bad. I purchased two of these guitars about a month apart. Both guitars had a common problem. ...Read complete review
A short review of what "can" be a great guitar. First off the bad. I purchased two of these guitars about a month apart. Both guitars had a common problem. Frets that weren't seated properly. I could have sent them back but everything else about the guitars was amazing.
After having fret work completed on both guitars they play and sound great. I believe the pickups sound better than my Gibson Les Paul. Great sustain, just goes on and on.
The finish is beautiful on these guitars. Much more than what you see in the pictures on this site. My only complaint about the finish would be that one of the guitars looked as though it had been played (pick scratches), even though it was new(?).
I owned an original Genesis back in 1980. And had regretted selling it ever since. Now I have two of the new ones,
red and black. And they're much better than the original.
If you buy one make sure to check all the frets. And there is a special Epiphone Genesis case to be had, if you know where to look.
So in the end I would recommend buying this guitar. You or your luthier will probably have some work to do on it since Epiphone didn't finish the job. But it sure is one sweet guitar.
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I have never purchased a guitar from China, but the price was so good I figured I had little to lose. The first guitar I received had a cracked headstock and neck, just...Read complete review
I have never purchased a guitar from China, but the price was so good I figured I had little to lose. The first guitar I received had a cracked headstock and neck, just was not packed right. MF took care of that right away and sent out another; so again MF gets my biz. The next unit was in perfect shape. It was very cold around here, so I let it warm to room temp over a few days. That's when i got a close look. It def was a nice gtr for such a low price. But, unfortunately that does not work for me. I do not want to rationalize. I have always bought hi-end gtrs...heck, my 1st gtr as a teenager was a Martin! So I tend to measure all things musical on that type of metric.
The issues with this Epi were:
1. With the truss rod completely loose there was no neck relief! None...in fact it was back-bowed. I addressed this by tuning up and letting the gtr sit for a few days...that helped a bit, but it was not a good sign.
2. It would not intonate properly. For ex: The G was maxed out and still sharp at fret 12. No hope....it was not way far off, but it was off...I could hear it. Most notes were sharp above 12 and very sharp above 17.
3. The wiring was such that when the PUP selector was in the middle position, and either of the vol controls at 0 then there was no sound at all...a very old wiring approach...not what is used very often in my experience. May have been related to the hum/buzz on the pickup selector positions 1 and 3, but quiet on position 2. While I am not a fan of coil-tapping...that seemed about what it always is: noisy and thin.
4. This was a major issue: the D and G string touched the tuner posts for the A and B, respectively, on the headstock. I have never seen this before, but it was def not something I liked. This interfered with tuning and stability, and had a way bad outcome after string bends.
Other things did not thrill me.....Many screws were in cockeyed (truss cover, and the control cavity), and was not sure about the nature of the binding-seemed to be paint in some places.
So, I tried to like it, but I did not. It did sound good,the PUPs were very nice, but it had so many issues that I just was not interested in investing my time and dough to fix them. Others may find it a great gtr, but for me it was a bad fit and did not compare nicely with the few hi-end gtrs I do have. Guess I am just set in my ways here...and this review is not meant to offend anyone who likes this gtr...its just my opinion!
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I wasn't sure what to expect with this Epiphone but I figured I would give it a try since I just had some extra cash come in and it was on sale for President's Day. I am glad I did.
This guitar feels like and plays like a Les Paul. The setup out of the box was pretty spot on and all I needed to do was tune it and it was ready to go. The fit and finish was flawless.
The setup I use for playing is through a Zoom G9 board into a Bugera V22. This guitar sounded great (as would most) through this configuration. What really impressed me was when I plugged straight into the amp. I got that warm, crisp Les Paul tone. I actually prefer the tone off of this to what I get from my 1990 SG Special and that surprised me.
I love the look of the guitar. It has a beautiful finish albeit it is just a veneer. The gold hardware is a very nice accent to the guitar. I am definitely impressed by the quality job that Epiphone did on this from a visual perspective.
In general I am not a huge Epiphone fan. If they keep making guitars like this, that could change.
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First off, if the picture is confusing you, this guitar is basically two cut away sections of a Les Paul. It is a touch smaller overall than a Les Paul, but plays surprisingly similar. Out of the box, the Genesis was set up perfectly. At first I didn't think I would use the coil splitting very much, but I am finding lots of unique tones when setting the selector switch in the joint position and combining a coil split with a humbucker. Very cool. My biggest complaint is there was no option with silver hardware. I like to play guitars. I don't like cleaning them constantly so my tuners don't look like an old set of strings. Overall, if you want a guitar you can afford, enjoy Les Paul style sound, and prefer something that isn't a total cliche, this axe should chop for you.
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Nice finish awesome sound and feel
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I bought the Genesis because of the great price and the ability to split the humbucking pickups and get a single coil sound. Since receiving it, I have yet to pick up my Les Paul as the Genesis compares very favorably to it. I can't find a single flaw on it and it played great right out of the box, although I eventually lowered the strings a bit. The single coil tones are good but the humbuckers are so sweet I end up using them most of the time. I would be satisfied if I had paid three times what it cost. It's also cool that not everybody out there is playing one.
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Very solid guitar for what I paid. I think it sounds comparable to a Gibson electric, however that is obviously a personal call. I had issues with cosmetic flaws, but musicians friend was very good about allowing me to return. So other than a bit of inconvenience, I ended up with a very nice guitar at a low price.
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Got this the other day . Was looking at the Genesis for a while but the looks didnt do it for me. When it hit a rock bottom MF price I went for it. Upon arrivalthe ebony finish was great. Strings were high but intonatation was spot on. Wasnt immeditely impressed with Probucker pickups. Lowered strings and raised bridge pickup to 3 mm below strings. WOW!!! Classic tone great playability. With a mahogany body the tone is great- weight is substantial but not an anchor. The slim taper neck is awesome- better than typical Gibson but not too thin front to back. Looks are subjective and this isnt the sexiest guitar. Neck looks too long, headstock is huge and cutaways are too stubby. However for the price the playability and tone are incredible. This is a great Les Paul alternative . Coil tapping is a bit of a gimmick but adds tonal choices and is unheard at the price I paid.
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I ordered this guitar in Midnight Ebony and it was beautiful. The pictures don't do it justice. Everything about this guitar (fit, feel, finish, hardware etc) makes it seem like a much more expensive guitar. I've only played a little, but have had several guitars including an EPI Les Paul Standard. This guitar beats anything I've ever seen or played. Though it is similar in many ways to the LP Standard, it is a far superior guitar for less money. If you were lucky enough to get one of these at the huge discounts Musicians Friend offered recently, you may have gotten the best guitar deal of your life.
I found no problems or issue with the guitar except a little fret buzz on one string. Once I adjusted the action the problem went away.
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This guitar looks Fantastics, and sounds Great!!!
My Gibson Guitars all went down a notch when I got this Guitar, when it comes to looks you just can't beat Epiphone, and these pick ups sound Great,for Blues and Rock. Nice Bang for the Buck, thxs MF, GJH
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Excellent guitar for the money, the Pro-Buckers are decent all around P'ups, I use this guitar for everything from blues to metal, although I wouldn't mind dropping a set of Seymour Duncans in it.
My only qualms would be the set-up out of the box, but that's to be expected so not really a big deal, just be prepared to make adjustments. The P'up selector switch placement is my only real issue with the guitar's design, and that's only because I would like to install a Floyd Rose FRX bridge on this guitar but that doesn't seem possible without moving the switch. Overall it's a great guitar for the money.
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For starters the finish is beautiful(midnight black). Setup good right from the box. Plays great,neck comfortable.But the SOUND! The Probuckers are fantastic!Comparing to my Les Paul,Sheraton2,Nighthawk this guitar definitely is a keeper. My luthier says it's due to the woods in combination with the pickups that provides the resonant quality. Coil tapping offers some interesting tones. Not as anemic as the Nighthawk(wirings different)just sweet sound. As the setup currently is it's great for blues rock(my fave) bends are nice, neck comfortable and fast.Couldn't believe it was set up with string lock!(a first from the factory) Made me feel right at home. Guitar is light,comfotable,with great sound. I have recommended this guitar to friends of mine that's why there are no more black or sunburst. I found that a case for a 339 will work as there were no cases available. Thanks musicians Friend for another great find!
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Last week, the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the nation's chief privacy policy and enforcement agency for 40 years, issued its final and long-awaited industry privacy report. The report also notes that the FTC received over 450 comments on the staff's preliminary recommendations. Based on technological advances and industry developments since the December 2010 staff report and in response to the comments, the report refines the guidance for when companies should provide consumers with choice about how their data is used. While Congress considers privacy legislation, the Commission also urges individual companies and self-regulatory bodies to accelerate the adoption of the principles contained in the privacy framework. What was exciting was the report's clear acknowledgement of how the industry self-regulatory models are working and its wishes to continue that. "We are confident that we as an industry can continue the self-regulatory efforts without legislation and the FTC agrees in their report."
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Suggestions for EPP/Tuff plane, 3-4ch Ail/Elev/Rud aprox 48 to 60 span
Wondering if you guys can help me, Im looking for an EPP (or durable) plane to step up from my combat wing. I like the DAW 1-26 2M, but dont think I can get it in my car (wing not removable), Ive also looked at Mad Highlander but span is too big. Theres a lot of combat warbirds that get my juices flowing but I need a ship primarily for lighter to medium lift with options for more ballast weight in stronger conditions.
Requirements: 1. Aprox. 48 to 60 wingspan, a little longer if wing is removable 2. 3 to 5 channel, must have Ailerons, Rudder & Elevator. (Flaps OK but not essential) 3. Durable, EPP or similar, Im sure Im going to beat it up! 4. Must fly in light lift 5mph or so. 5. Primarily for slope, bungee launchable would be a plus 6. Needs to be faster and more exciting than my old combat wing! The DAW 2M 1-26 would be perfect, has anyone modifed it for a removable wing? Ahh just read a thread pointing out the planes at http://bowmanshobbies.com/ That Commanche looks pretty quick & slick? Anyone? Any suggestions as always would be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys, Neil |
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It doesn't have a rudder, but the Cobra seems to fit your other categories...
http://www.magnum-models.com/new_page_2.htm I think the Comanche would work too, though I don't know how much faster then a wing it is. |
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Great info guys!
Now I'm wondering how beneficial is it to have a rudder on an EPP slope ship as pointed out a few posts up, or if I even need one? I've flown 4 channel gas planes & wouldn't fly one today without a Rudder!
I'm really looking to pick up speed, manuverability, control and start dancing! Bluto / Moth / JW etc. these planes look like their built for speed allright, but I imagine they are similar to my combat wings? Am I Wrong? Still awsome looking though, may have to get one anyway! Bowmans, Ackerman and this plane http://www.magnum-models.com/new_page_2.htm (thanks bjaffee) Ah I don't know, so many options....... Looks like I'm going to end up with 3 planes instead on 1 1. DAW I-26 2M 2. JW 3. Ummmmmm..... My wife is going to have a COW! Anyone have suggestions how to hide/disguise slope planes in the house so the missis won't find them? Marriage counceling suggestions anyone? |
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HAVE: Old fashioned chrysanthemums
I'm on a chrysanthemum kick!
Cathy's rust
Country Girl
Emperor of China
Mary Stoker
Thanksgiving day
Will's Wonderful
I would love to trade for other old fashioned chrysanthemum's, or anything cottage-y!
Hi Kyrss, I'm interested in : country girl. Mary stoker and will's wonderful. I have this mum for trade, I don't know the name though, it has small flowers and looks awesome in bloom, it's yellow, peach, and red. I also have polyantha rose 'the fairy', sopanaria, Iris Immortality, and a light blue iris, dianthus looks like 'shrimp', purple coneflower, rudbeckia 'goldsturm', daylily yellow awesome fragrance, daylily stella de oro, daylily 'strawberry fields forever',bleeding heart 'luxuriant', iris crestata blue, and daffodil 'new baby'. hope we can trade. :)
Hi vaflowernut. Sorry I missed your response. If available again at some later date, I would love to trade for your mum. I don't currently have the wills wonderful available rooted, but the other two are ready to go. I expect I will have the wills wonderful rooted later on.
Hi there. If possible I would like every kind you may have! I have tons of cortège-y. Wild bergamot, zebrina hollyhocks, wild basil and oregano. Northern sea oats. Bleeding hearts. And many others. Check out my lists abd hopefully we can work something out!
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Abhisit needs luck for shuttle diplomacy to succeed
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Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva has a dream: the dream of a chosen one who thinks he can convince all of the key players of Thailand's protracted political stalemate to put the country's interests first and come to the negotiating table.
He believes he is that chosen one.
Of late, a group of retired generals and senior technocrats, led by former supreme commander Gen Saiyud Kerdphol, have come up with a proposal for a non-elected, non-partisan prime minister to be appointed by His Majesty the King. This would be needed to fill the political void in case the entire cabinet is forced to leave office along with caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
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Two members of the House Intelligence Committee say a secret Pentagon report shows Edward Snowden's leaking of NSA documents has "tipped off US adversaries." But they don't provide any details.
Technically Incorrect: Apple's CEO says he doesn't believe that people should sacrifice their privacy on the altar of governments' definition of global security.
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Asking whether terrorists should be given safe spaces to talk, David Cameron pledges to tighten laws that could challenge WhatsApp and other messaging apps.
The countries' intelligence agencies will work together and conduct cyberwar games later this year to test the security of financial institutions.
Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to ask for help getting US firms to make user data accessible to UK intelligence agencies under a legal framework that has yet to be worked out.
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Call it a Christmas miracle for the First Amendment, or perhaps Sony again bowing to pressure, this time from Washington instead of terrorists. Either way, the movie will be released to some theaters.
Two days after saying it wouldn't release the controversial film, the movie maker now says it wants to offer customers a way to see it "on a different platform."
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Paris, solo dinner, Sunday night, near Arc de Triomphe
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My husband is going on an unexpected business trip to Paris and will find himself alone for dinner tomorrow night. He's staying in a hotel on Avenue Carnot, near Arc de Triomphe.
Any suggestions for a place in that area, open on Sunday night, suitable for casual solo dining?
Klary, not sure if he is a red meat eater, but the Charbon Rouge is a very good and popular upscale steakhouse open every day and one block from the Champs Elysees with fab frites and wine. I just wrote about it here: http://www.thepariskitchen.com/restau...
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The answer is that of Soup's - the King of Sunday night is very decidedly - Pierre Gagniere - but in case that's too fancy and not "suitable for casual solo dining" try:
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Husband just phoned and told me he had a 'perfectly fine if not terribly exciting' dinner at l ' Huitrier. He only arrived at his hotel at 8 so really wanted something within walking distance,
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Toronto bookstore Nicholas Hoare closes for good on Monday
Bookstore Nicholas Hoare ends its over 20-year stay on Front St. Monday evening, when its doors close for good.
There is a place where two slightly worn but inviting pink armchairs and a green sofa sit, positioned around a fireplace, and beckon Torontonians and tourists alike to curl up and lose themselves in a book.
But soon, those chairs and the countless books on the wooden shelves against the brick walls of Nicholas Hoare will be gone.
The landmark Front St. bookstore will close its doors Monday; it is the last store to go after the Ottawa and Montreal locations closed last year.
For Hoare himself, who opened the first store specializing in British books in Montreal in 1971 and the Toronto store in 1989, it is the beginning of a new chapter in his life (no pun intended).
It was good timing that led him to his decision. He was worried about the British publishing industry and the stores' leases came due at around the same time, giving him a chance to get out while he was on top, he said.
He and his family will move into a gorgeous home on a sprawling property southwest of Halifax in July.
For the faithful bibliophiles who are losing their refuge, their inspiration or their favourite place, the thought of the shuttered storefront is devastating.
Jennifer Nichols, a ballet dancer, fitness specialist and co-artistic director of a Toronto dance entertainment company, says the books she's perused and bought from the store have inspired her in numerous ways.
"You could just stay and browse and read, and it just felt like an extension of your home," she said.
Leaside resident Ulrike Hastings had never been to the store and wanted to visit before it closed. She said she enjoyed the atmosphere and especially loved the fact that they "don't sell trinkets," like other bookstores she's been to.
Marshall Pynkoski, co-artistic director of Opera Atelier, said he's been going to the store every day for about 18 years. To him, there is simply nothing like it left in Toronto. Pynkoski is holding out hope someone will save the store.
"There have to be wealthy people out there who love literature, who love books and who love Toronto," he said.
But what would that take? Hoare says what makes his store special is also what makes it unappealing for buyers: the books are placed on the shelf face-out instead of spine-out. Every book is on display like a painting, an intentional setup, but it's an inefficient use of shelf space.
On top of that, a buyer would have to be either a Brit like himself or a real anglophile to handle the buying responsibilities for the store.
"I'd love to be able to give it to someone who would take care and make a big fuss of it, but unless you know the British market inside out and backwards, it makes life very hard," he said.
Hoare says he treasured his customers and adored his staff. He will be on hand Monday, around noon, until what will surely be a crowd disperses, to express his gratitude and say so long.
But he will continue his blog, "British Book Reviews & then someBritish Book Reviews & then some," which went online last June, and provide updates on his plans to build an 18,000-volume library from scratch at his new home.
It is clear, from the pride in his voice as he describes the time he stocked books on British hedgehogs in his store (they were gone in a week), that Hoare took great pleasure in providing his customers with offbeat titles.
"That's the damage that's going to happen when the bookstores close as a breed, because the exposure to this stuff is so lovely," he said.
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I Tried
What if Bone Thugs N harmony never got to audition for Eazy E. What would their outcome have been. This gritty, real tale tells the story of Krayzie, Layzie and Wish and the saga that could've happened if they never got that fateful audition with Eazy. "I Tried" is not only a classic song its also a potential state of mind....
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Writers: | Rich Newey, Kevin Caruso |
Wish Bone
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