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ProSub 1000 Back Bottom-firing bass radiator Photos (3) Video View larger Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Powered subwoofer Item #: 735PSUB1KB In Stock 55 Reviews Your price: $499.00 Earn up to 499 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product Scratch & Dent: $399.20 View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 499 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Kristen Schaub Double the thrill with room-thumping bass Definitive's ProSub 1000 brings all of your movie soundtracks and music to life with high-impact bass. A front-mounted 10" woofer works together with a pressure-coupled low bass radiator on the bottom of the enclosure to produce hard-hitting bass. The combined output of this pair is comparable to that of a traditional 12" woofer, but with greater speed, musicality, and control. The woofer is encased in an incredibly rigid basket engineered to hold the massive magnet structure and large voice coil in absolute alignment. And the non-resonant cabinet uses multiple internal bracings to make sure that you hear clean bass without sound-muddying vibrations. Advanced crossover system A 300-watt amplifier and advanced crossover ensure accurate bass response. The continuously variable low-pass crossover allows you to precisely control the frequencies that your subwoofer handles. And the built-in high-pass crossover is a nice touch: it prevents your main speakers from overloading with low frequencies if you hook them up through the subwoofer's speaker-level outputs. A side volume control makes adjustments fast and easy, so you can seamlessly blend the ProSub 1000 in with the rest of your system. Product Highlights:bass-reflex (passive radiator) enclosure10" woofer pressure-coupled to a 10" low bass radiatorbuilt-in 300-watt amplifierfrequency response 18-150 Hzcontinuously variable low-pass 40-150 Hz crossoverauto on/offspeaker-level inputs and outputs80 Hz fixed high-pass crossover for speaker-level outputsLFE input for use with home theater receiver's subwoofer outputmatte black finish12-1/16"W x 14-3/8"H x 19-1/8"Dwarranty: 5 years woofer, 3 years amplifierOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why add a powered subwoofer? A powered subwoofer gives you bass you can feel as well as hear. Our customers love the depth and impact their subs add to music and movies. We hear comments like "it brings out sounds I didn't know existed in discs I've watched a million times." Powered subwoofers aren't just for big bass that rattles your picture frames; they can also deliver tight, accurate lows. If you haven't shopped for a powered sub in a while, you might be surprised at how small they get. Look for an ultra-compact model if you want to tuck your sub away under an end table or in a corner.
WOW Written By Roger, Ohio on Wednesday, April 15, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a 25 year old Denon receiver and Infinity SM 100 system that has given me years of great music. Recently I re-foamed the woofer sourrounds on the Infinity floor speakers, and wondered what more I might do to enhance and continue enjoying this vintage combo. The online Crutchfield rep. suggested the Def. Tech. ProSub 1000 subwoofer. I received and installed it today, and have been listening to it all evening. In a word, WOW!! This thing delivers exactly as advertised. In a fairly large room with a vaulted ceiling the low-end presence now is just incredible. I'm looking forward to many more years of great music. Thanks. Pros: Just as advertised Cons: None
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Written By dave, Washington on Sunday, January 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought a scratch and dent unit. looks and sounds just as good the the new one I bought earlier. Pros: Great Bass Cons: none
Definitive Technology Prosub 1000 Written By Gary H., Troy, NY on Tuesday, December 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very powerful bass from a rather small enclosure. It will rattle your floor and walls if you turn it up. I ended up using a subwoofer acoustic decoupler as to not disturb my downstairs tenant too much. Looks great and fits in well with my home theater set up. Pros: Powerful bass, goes very low. Cons: Better with movies than music.
Dont Let the Looks fool ya Written By Dr Potter, Virgin Islands on Wednesday, December 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It looks very small for 300watt amp but dont let size fool u. The BASS is smoothe and very full i cant beleive the way it filled up a 16 x 14 feet room. i have heard Def Tech Super Cube but this one was more detail in my book. In a few words its one of the best economical Sub thats great and fit in with your decor. Pros: smoothe bass and very acurate with music. nice look and size Cons: Needs to make a bigger one
Just what I needed Written By JSA, Tampa, FL on Friday, October 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was a little worried ordering this after hearing it at a local retailer. I don't think they had the side volume turned up, so it sounded weak. I kept seeing tons of positive reviews, so I took the plunge. I am glad I did. This sub is awesome!! It will give you earth moving bass and zero distortion. It's clean and tight, not muddy at all. I am super impressed!! Pros: More power then you will ever need. Easy volume control for tweaking. Cons: Doesn't do feet massages!
Super sub Written By Glenn, West Brooklyn Illinois on Friday, September 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sounds great at high and low volume levels Pros: Adjustable crossover Cons: None
Powerful! Written By AlanI, Houston Tx on Saturday, July 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very happy with it! This is my first subwoofer and am impressed with the deep rich notes
Audiophile Novice Written By Brent.C, Delta, Utah on Saturday, June 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Ordering this was seamless and the only thing I agonized over was how much boom I needed for my space. Delivery was timely and the packaging was excellent. There is nothing like the odor of new electronics when you first open the box. My first impression was "Wow! where is this going to fit!?" based on how large it was and I was afraid it would be much too large for my space. I ended up putting it in the only logical place for me which was behind my entertainment center. Since it is in a corner that was the best choice. It would have looked real nice as it's own little piece of furniture next to our love seat but that was implacable. Sound was too good to be true! I had no idea what I was really missing in my movie watching with all the rumble. When combined with the rest of the system I received, I feel confidant I got a real winner for any movie night we may entertain with our friends! Great design, Great sound, Great customer service all the way around from point of sale to follow up. Pros: Big sound, easy set up, good packaging Cons: A little too big but that's more just a personal thing. If I ever convert our split level into the family room then it would be much better
Definitely will do the big booms Written By JT Mann, King Of Prussia, PA on Wednesday, May 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this as a replacement for an old Crutchfield veteran, a late 90's Yamaha YST-SW160. This puppy has the power to do all the heavy lifting for any bass intensive movie soundtracks out there, as well as providing very tight bass for music. The 1000 is just what you need for any 5.1, 7.1, whatever .1 you throw at it. However here's a major hint if you have a whatever .2 receiver (like my Onkyo TX-NR1010, another Crutchfield veteran). Don't diss off your old subwoofer. If you have that extra subwoofer output, experiment....even with room-correction software like Audessey, YPAO, et.al. The Prosub will give you the major booms, blasts, and whatever in any bass intensive movie soundtrack...but you'll find that a second sub will be of value if you use the same receiver for music..after tweeking it (both with room-correction software and with your ears (or, very old school, with a sound meter and your ears)). It will definitely be worth it. Pros: Impressive performance on its own, even better with a .2 "buddy" (no matter how old it is). Cons: Letting that extra subwoofer jack on a .2 receiver go to waste.
ProSub 1000 Written By Luigi, Atlanta, Ga on Wednesday, April 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) ive been looking to upgrade to this brand for years. Since i did an hearing a couple years before the brand has always interested me since i have Paradigm all the way around except the sub. I finally got it home and its better than I dreamed. The lows that I was looking for from my old sub are finally hear. During the movies it provides all the rights lows and hard hitting rumble that is require to bring the movies to life. Enjoyed it a lot. Music wise it performs smoothly with that the perfect soft lows in the classical to the smooth and continues rich sound of rhythm and blues to the pounding and determined beat of the new dance and of course the solid beat of rock...it never seems overwhelmed or out done. a very very well made and good sub for the money. Pros: well made solid speaker that delivers in every range mode and or feel...easy to setup and play Cons: none
Great Sound. Written By HumboldtRick, Eureka, CA on Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got the ProCinema 1000 system and it sounds really good. I just got the system set up, and they sound pretty good already. I'm running a Pioneer SC-1222-K digital amp (120W per channel @ 8 ohms). There's a lot to learn with this system, and there's still some adjusting to do, but I'm really satisfied with the sonic reproduction so far. For the record, I've been completely hooked on the sound of my Denon PMA-777 and KEF 104/2 with Kube for 30 years and have never found anything that sounds as sweet, and that includes this system. That being said, this is one of the best sounding 5.1 speaker systems I've heard. Pros: Sound great Look good Cons: Inset wire posts make it hard to use bare wires, banana plugs are a must Shiny black finish collects dust (OK, that's more because I live in a rural setting, and everything's dusty!)
Bouncing Floor Written By Bill, Westminster, SC on Tuesday, March 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's the job done. Powerful, made my floor resonate. Worth the money. Cons: None
Clean Clean Clean Written By ogret, Idaho on Saturday, March 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Although I ultimately sent back this sub since I went for a Klipsch system, this is one of the tightest, most immersive subs I have ever heard. I have for years had a 12" sub in a music system, and the DT 1000 put it to shame. The bass exhibits none of the boom of less controlled subs, but the power to immerse the listening room in low frequency effects is plentiful. No distortion, no side effects, just clean, tight bass. A side note: I didn't notice the percussive effects of top caliber subs but then I only evaluated this using movies and not music--I just may not have noticed. Pros: Tight, clean, room-jarring bass without boominess.
Good but... Written By Giankarlo, San juan Puerto Rico on Wednesday, February 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It is good sub but i Thought it will have a little bit more power, i preffere the klipsch sw-450 better than this one i know this have better specs but i heard the sw-450 before and it has more punch. Pros: Good depth, great look, small and lighweight. Cons: Need more punch.
Awesome Bass, Awesome Sound Written By BenjaminW., Naselle, WA on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This Subwoofer adds so much to the overall listening experience. The volume level knob on the side is handy. Pros: Sounds great. Easy to setup. Easy to use. Cons: None.
Just as Advertised Written By Kmart, Buffalo, NY on Thursday, February 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Upon extensive research, and various component comparisons , the. Homie was clearly in in the direction of the DT ProSub 1K. The soundstage mated with PSB's and motiva front end is outstanding, while still in the break-in stages of usage. Thus, the units richness will only improve over time. Pros: Quality build (fit & finish). Compact size, solid packaging. Cons: None
awesome! Written By JamesM, Kernersville, NC on Tuesday, February 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sub easy to set up gives me the bass i was looking for you can feel the floor vibrating at times makes you feel like you're right in the middle of all the action in the movie it's quiet when it needs to be and makes and explosion live i am very happy with it was a great buy (scratch & dent) i saw nothing with it at all it's simply awesome
PROSUB 1000 Written By Tsgt2007, New Windsor NY on Monday, February 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I brought the PROSUB 1000 to replace my Mirage BPS-100 and this sub has a tight and clean sound. Perfect upgrade!! Highly recommend!!! Pros: Highly quality subwoofer 300 watts of power Cons: None
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Written By John S, Port Orange, FL on Saturday, February 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) ProSub 1000 produces solid low end from all my sources. Seems crisp and clear with fairly simple inputs and controls. I like it. Pros: clean, solid bass. reasonable cost sturdy construction Cons: owners instructions a bit sketchy -- could use some tips for setting up the amp/receiver. took a while to get parameters set properly -- still working at fine tuning it.
Subwoofer just FAB ! Written By Music Man, Florida on Wednesday, January 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I read the other reviews and all were accurate. This is outstanding subwoofer. Pros: Nice size and great sound Cons: NONE
PROSUB 1000 Written By Mike, Dallas Tx. on Friday, December 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Hard hitting bass for a ten inch sub nice clean bass.Will rattle the walls and windows if you want it to bought scratch and dent works fine.Good quality sub. Pros: Price and sound, good quality product Cons: None
True Natural Sounding Clean Base Written By Jeff, Pensacola, FL on Thursday, November 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After a little research and reading some reviews I decided to upgrade my old 75 watt sub to this Definitive Technology ProSub 1000. I purchased a scratch and dent model online from Crutchfield for less. The sales representative assured me that it would be functionally fine and that it would also carry the same warranty. I was pleasantly surprised after opening the box to find that there were no scratches on it at all. It was just packed in a little different packing material instead of the original. I made a phone call to the Tech Support with Crutchfield to get professional advice for adjusting the speaker settings in my Onkyo receiver which helped remove some of the guess work on my part. This sub looks and sounds great. I would highly recommend that to achieve the best sound from this sub that you place it in a corner. Pros: This sub has clean base with true to life sound. The volume adjustment on the side makes it easy to make adjustments. The construction of the cabinet is solid. Unbelievable sound from a small unit. Cons: None
Good Sub Written By Patrick, Houston, TX on Tuesday, November 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sub as plenty of power for large room and tight sound no booming Pros: size and price Cons: none
3rd one in a month Written By JasonR, Sycamore, IL on Monday, November 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I really like this brand and I really wanted to give them a shot. Definitive Technology's customer service is excellent and they really do take care of you. Unfortinatly, I went through two Prosub 600's and then a Prosub 1000 all within a month's time. The amplifier kept going bad and I would get the "red flashing light" of death. I would give this review only 1 star but I think this is something Definitive Technology will fix with some good investigating and some better Q.A. I think their speakers are built very well - they just need to work out a couple more kinks. Their Pro1000 surround sound speakers on the other hand I've had good luck with and have been quite happy with them so far! Pros: A+ Customer Support, Built like a rock, Sounds good and clear while it works Cons: Amplifier circut kept blowing, went through 3 of them (Prosub 600 and Prosub 1000) in a month. Ultimately gave up.
Unbelievable Thump!! Written By K. G, Waycross, Ga on Saturday, October 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I spent awhile trying to find the perfect sub for my home theater trying to amplify our home theater experience. This sub by far exceeds my expectations. The deep bass is unreal!! I have yet to fully break in the sub and it's already the best sub I have ever owned. As soon as I hooked it up I put in Star Trek into the darkness and was blown away by its power. An absolute must buy. I have never owned a sub by definitive to compare to but I seriously doubt that I will ever have to search for a better one. Very, very satisfied. Pros: Deep bass, easy hook up, convenient volume control, pure awesomeness Cons: None as of yet
True to value Written By Lucas, Bentonville, AR on Friday, October 04, 2013 $500 is a lot to spend on a subwoofer. In fact this sub cost more than my Denon 1913 receiver. So I purchased the prosub 800 first. I recently upgraded to this one and an incredible difference was noticeable right away. This sub has great bass, not the extreme chest pounding bass from $1000+ 5hz 600 watt subs, but for this price and at this size its beyond what I expected. Which is good. The bass is pretty accurate and tight. It all depends on how you set it up. In my experience this sub sounds best at about 35%-40% volume on the side knob and I have my receiver set at 0db (sub sitting in a corner). At reference level volumes (about 68.5 on my receiver) I hear nearly no distortion. It hits hard and fades quickly. At 60% on the knob at 0db it cant handle most blurays that i watch, I hear about 20% distortion, which is no big surprise most subs cdo this under $1k. I've demoed ALOT of subs. Bowers and Wilkins, Klipsch, Bic and Polk had some comparable subs that I looked at. Def Tech won me over with performance and quality. This is an outstanding sub, for the price, if you want to stay under $500 I would start at the prosub 1000. Pros: Price, 18hz is fair, build quality, SOUND, ability to adjust volume and crossover. Cons: I would like to see 14hz in this price range, short power cable, may hop on wood floors.
Small Package, Awesome Sound Written By JimH, Carmel, IN on Friday, September 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great bass from a relatively small package. Love the side volume-control.
Small package big sound Written By champgymusa, Holland Michigan on Monday, September 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced an aging Velodyne sub with this unit. I was worried it would not be enough punch for the room size..14x18,,,it works great..use mostly for video so far but the unit seems very much up to the task. Nice sound for a small package. Pros: Size and price Cons: Non that I have found..
SUPER SUB Written By Captlou, WI on Wednesday, August 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This was a replacement for an older MTX with issues powering off. Can't say I've really pushed it but seems to put out tons of bass. Still have to run the set up with the Onkyo surround but that should make it even better. The book says there maybe a (turn on) thump which I have noticed a few times. Overall seems to be a good sub. Pros: Small footprint Clean bass Cons: Occasional turn on thump
Definitive Depth Written By EricF, Sewickley, PA on Sunday, July 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Our living room, dining room and kitchen are interconnected under a high vaulted ceiling. I wanted to fill this expansive space with plenty of bass. My new Pro Sub 1000 has power to spare. I am very pleased with this product. Pros: Easily accessible rotary-style volume switch on side of unit to control the level of bass. Attractive and well-built appearance.
pro sub 1000 adds depth Written By Bill R., Acworth, NH on Sunday, June 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the 2nd sub added to my system, and I am happy with sound. I like the lower frequency range. Takes up little space. Pros: good sound and power versatile connections. Cons: none
More than fills the bill Written By JayR, Boynton Beach, FL on Monday, May 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First, I'm no audiophile. I replaced a 6 year old $1000 Velodyne that just decided to quit. Didn't want to spend that much this time. For the price, this speaker is everybite as good, if not better. Sounds great in a 24 by 24 foot great room. Easy to adjust. I highly recommend it.
ProSub 1000 w/ SSA-50 Written By Nelson P, Bellport, NY on Saturday, April 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Unbelievable tones and range. Kickin' bass produstion. Pros: Easy to set up, volume and range is great plus with the heavy bass tracks on BluRay movies. Cons: NONE
Definitive Technolog ProSub 1000 Written By GeorgeM, Hodgenville, Ky on Thursday, April 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to set up and sounds great. Great addition to my home theater system. Pros: great sound. Cons: none
Got sound? Written By Randy, Germantown, tn on Friday, April 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This equipment is the best you can buy. This sub is awesome! The bass will rattle the windows if you want it to. Very pleased with the definitive tech brand. Pros: Great sound. Great looks. Very high quality! Cons: None
Just what the Doctor ordered. Written By paball, Kalispell, MT on Thursday, December 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this sub when my Polk 125 went south after 5 months. Plugged the Definitive in today, played a variety of music and WOW what a difference! Clear, well-defined bass while still being rich and plenty powerful for our large living room. Own a couple of Definitive floor speakers, with which I am also very pleased. They make great, well-engineered products.
Real Thumper Written By Ray, Katy, TX on Thursday, December 13, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced a Paradigm 10" sub with this and the difference is incredible. The ProSub has deeper, richer bass but is tighter as well. I had forgotten how good bass should sound. It certainly fills my room and I can rattle the walls if when I want to. Pros: Great value. Much larger sound than expected from a small enclosure. Cons: On a hard floor it will vibrate and move so it needs to be placed on a raised platform to prevent movement.
My Husband Wanted it.... Written By Kathy, Louisville KY on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My husband is the main consumer of technology in our household. He was a nice guy and put this on his Christmas list. So, I being a nice gal, got it for him. I assume it will be awesome, but right now it's under the tree.
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Written By tnredneck, Newport,TN on Wednesday, August 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Crutchfield is the best for product info and suggestions on product choises to fit your needs. They also have the best ship and delivery. I also read Pro 1000 reviews and feel they may for me be a little over rated. I expected a little more punch at 300 watts RMS, but with more hours the sub seems to be performing with a little more punch.The base is solid and with the Monster sub cable and resetting all other speakers to small it does enhance not only effects but some voice quality. I also puchased the pro 2000 center speaker which is accurate and solid. It makes every thing much more realistic in all programming. I don't agree with hearing it a 1/4 mile away, perhaps 20 ft. out side windows and doors closed. For the price a good value, if your looking for earth shaking spend the bucks and get DT s 1200 watt, if you are just lookong to enhance your other speakers and have theater base then the pro 1000 is a good start. I have a 7.2 system and may add a second Pro1000. Pros: tight base, small foot print, good price thru Crutchfield Cons: NONE
Very Happy Written By Mike, CT on Wednesday, June 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This sub rocks... It has quite a bit of power and fills the room with sound. It is very clear and not muddy like some subs I have heard. This was a great buy although my wife is not happy with the house shaking! Pros: It takes the music experience to a entirely new level Cons: none
Great sub, great set. Written By TomO, Wichita, KS on Monday, June 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this Sub as part of the ProCinema 1000 package. Wow - This set takes movie watching to a whole new level. I'm glad I spent the money on this speaker package. Thanks Crutchfield! Pros: looks, sound, quality Cons: none
Great Subwoofer Written By Frank, Hertford. NC on Friday, June 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love it! The old Boston Acoustics never sounded so good! Pros: Couldn't be better. Cons: None
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Written By JB, Houston, TX on Thursday, March 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replaced 2 NHT SW-2's powered with a NHT SA-2 amp with this sub. As expected, I lost some of the deep bass boom on movie soundtracks but for normal listening, the sub seems to blend in pretty seamlessly. Pros: Build quality, ease of installation. Cons: Lack of a manual power switch. Not quite as much deep bass as I was used to.
sub woofer Written By Scootergirl, Oak Creek WI on Thursday, March 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome, upgraded from a Klipsch 100 sub. I love it (the new one)
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Written By ddm, Peabody, Ma. on Saturday, March 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased as part of the Pro-Cinema 1000 speaker set-up. Great sound and quality. I would recommend this set-up. Pros: Sound, appearance, compactness Cons: costs
Great sub-woofer deal Written By capkris, San Juan, PR on Monday, February 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This subwoofer is great! The clarity, power and bass of this subwoofer are awesome and it is much smaller than you would think for the power it delivers. The only thinhgs that would make it better are (at least one of): 1. Trigger input for power on/off so you don't have to rely on it's auto on/off feature, which can require some trial and error for setting it up. 2. Remote control for power and voulme control. 3. Manual power switch. Pros: Rich clear and deep bass and a lot of power out of a surprisingly small box. Very economical for what it delivers. Cons: Proper auto on/off power control requires fine tuning (balancing) of output levels of receiver and subwoofer.
Big sound in a little package Written By Mike T, Richmond,Va on Monday, December 26, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Tight clean bass, this sub has made a believer out of me. I'm impressed by the quality and workmanship of this sub and will be purchasing a matching set of bookshelf speakers to go with it. Pros: Relative compact size Cons: No on/off switch
Impressive Written By ChuckM, Biloxi, MS on Friday, June 17, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this Sub as part of the ProCinema 1000 package. The bass is very impressive. This thing rocks the house! I think it is worth the extra money to go for the 1000 series. I have it connected to the Denon AVR-1911. Thanks Crutchfield for answering all of my questions!
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Written By BRUCE T., BRANT BEACH, N.J. on Tuesday, May 31, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) EXTREMELY SATISFIED WITH THIS SUBWOOFER. INSTALLED IT AS INSTRUCTED, SET X-OVER ALLTHE WAY UP AND ADJUSTED VOLUME TO MATCH REST OF SYSTEM. THE CONVENIENT VOLUME CONTROL ALLOWS EASY ADJUSTMENT FOR BACKGROUND MUSIC, CONCERTS OR MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS. JORDAN FROM CRUTCHFIELD MARKETING HELPED ME CHOOSE THIS UNIT. A GREAT SUB AND IN MY PRICE RANGE.
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Written By Rich, Washington, DC on Monday, April 11, 2011 Purchased the Sub in March 2011. The first one I recieved did not work. However, Cruthfield sent one out the next day and i just shipped the old one back after I got the new one - very easy exchange Pared the Def Tech 1000 with the Def Tech Mythos SSA-42 Soundbar and a Pioneer SVX 820 reciever and now have a great sound system for my Pioneer Elite plasma TV. Sub puts out well balanced base and integrates well with the Def Tech Mythos Soundbar. Love the base adjustment on the side for easy access. Room is 14x19 and you can really feel the base which makes movies really come alive. Outstanding Sub at a fair price.
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 Written By E.R, Corpus Christi, TX on Sunday, March 27, 2011 I'd purchased the ProSub 800 at first, but the sound wasn't enough given my room size, about 16x12x9 with an open floor plan. The sound is perfect now. I went with (4) DT 6.5R in ceiling speakers, ProCenter 1000 and a Yamaha RX-797 as my receiver. Very happy with the purchase and the results. It sounds a lot better than the Bose system in ceiling speakers I was looking to install. No problems whatsoever returning the ProSub 800. Very happy with crutchfield.
Should come with a carpenter Written By Jim, Matthews NC on Tuesday, January 25, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great packaging. Excellent Looks. Really needs to be shipped with a carpenter to pound all the nails back into the wall!!! I thought my Klipsch was awesome but this blows it out of the water. Im currently looking to replace all my speakers with Def tech!!! I actually really have nails that have backed out of our staircase and along one wall Had to reduce the on device volume to 25% and the pioneer elite is set to -1.5DB. Room size is 20" X 26" square with an open back wall and this thing fills my entire house with base!
Good Bang for the Buck Written By Tom, Rochester NY on Friday, November 19, 2010 I originally got this to go along with DefTech StudioMonitor 350s for a living room 5.1 setup -- picked up a pair of DefTech BP7004s when they were on sale, but kept the ProSub in the mix, and run the SM350s thru them as surrounds, balances the room for movie special effects -- the ProSub is very capable, has never run into anything it can't handle for movies while keeping its musicality intact -- for the price, this is about as good and versatile as you can get -- and I auditioned a LOT of subs in this price range before I bought.
WOW Written By STP, Ada, OH on Monday, September 20, 2010 best money ever spent! fills even large rooms with thunderous, accurate bass. I listen to all types of music and use it as part of my 7.1 home theater system. Rap music throws out all the bass without bottoming out and stays tight with Rock music. I barely even have it turned up. love it!
Love it Written By jc11, Cincinnati, OH on Sunday, August 22, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great sub for the money. If you are looking to stay in this price range and fill a large room, I woulld highly recommend.


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The Porch Basket
A unique one of a kind shop in downtown Eldorado, the Porch Basket offers a large line of hand woven baskets, country decor items, and a large line of basket weaving supplies. Call about basket weaving lessons.
Southern Illinois Artisans Shop and Visitors Center
More than 25 categories of arts and crafts from fine art to the traditional crafts from more than 900 Illinois artisans. Also, home to the Southern Illinois Art Gallery. Special workshops and events throughout the year.
Ina Antiques and Collectibles
On the corner of 3rd and Rte. 3 St. Sells pottery, china, quilts, glassware, antiques, old signs, old toys, vintage clothing, old clocks, furniture, gas station memorabilia.
Jimmy Dean's Marketplace
One of the unique places to visit while in Eldorado, Jimmy Dean's is easily located on US Hwy 45, and offers a variety of antiques, collectibles, glassware, primitives, jewelry and that special something.
McGuire's Orchard
Buy apples, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, plums and nectarines in season.
Joyce's Country Quilts
Beautiful hand-stitched quilt,; plus a large supply of quilt and dress fabrics and notions in a quaint country store.
Strictly Outdoors Outfitters
This 12,000 Sq. Ft. store, just minutes from the Shawnee National Forest, has it all for the outdoorsman; fishing, camping, hunting & hiking equipment, boots, canoes, shoes, and even information on places to go and things to do in So. Illinois.
Mitchellsville Country Store
Hot food, sodas, snacks, fresh baked Mennonite breads and desserts along with groceries and gasoline. Owners: Jim and Melissa Kuhlmann and David and Debbie Fox.
The Antique Gallery
Shop in 5500 sq. feet of quality antiques, including furniture, glassware, china, primitives, 50+ quilts, jewelry, lamps, cookie jars, depression glass, old books and much more.
The Book Emporium
17,000 sq. feet of books! Over 1000 cookbooks; classics, novels, religious & childrens section, collectible paper back romances, westerns, local and war books. Bring in your re-read books for trade; will special order on any book still in publication.
Memories Antiques-Collectibles
We have a very large selection of fine glassware, vintage and antique furniture, and the latest in collectibles.
Benton Square Antique Mall
Come see many unusual items, some you don't see every day -- and our prices are very fair. We always tell the customer go check the rest, come back to the best!
Taylor's Mini Mall - Book Daddy
Amazing collection of over 40,000 books, old and new. Historical, western, romantic novels, children's, and local lore. Also, CDs, music, some antiques, Nascar collection, and more.
Lamplite Collectibles and Antiques
Featuring glass, pottery, kitchenware, china, quilts and much more
Moma's Place
Furniture, home décor, collectibles, antiques and jewelry. Just 5 miles south of Rend Lake, 1/2 block off the Benton Public Square.
Edwards Antiques & Jewelry
Antiques & Vintage, furniture, jewelry, seasonal decorations and items. On the Benton Square just 5 miles south of Rend Lake.
Illinois State Museum-Southern Illinois Art Gallery
A museum gallery featuring theme-based exhibits of works created by past and contemporary Illinois artist and artisans. Less than 1 mile southeast of Rend Lake.
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wootgf wrote:I voted Arrested Development in the poll. I just wanted to also throw in Dead Like Me and Party Down.
YES! I forgot about Dead Like Me! Loved it!
Pete & Pete
Moonlight... It won the People's Choice Award for best new drama, so of course CBS promptly cancelled it. They killed Guiding Light too, which had been my show for over 20 years...
Stargate Atlantis-Stupid POS Syfy channel Terra Nova-Great ratings but Super expensive to produce. Netflix considered picking it up but decided not to. Terminator SCC-At least give us a resolution for the end of the series Geez. Firefly-Stupid POS Syfy channel Merlin-BBC series that ended after 5 10-13 episode seasons. Could have gone on. Alphas-STUPID POS #$&*$#@&*^% SYFY channel. Again no resolution they are just all lying there possibly dead... Legend of the Seeker-Enjoyed the series more than the books which is rare for me.
dilone wrote:Journeyman
This show was so good, and so shortlived.
elicitron wrote:Yes! I was waiting for someone to say this. I wonder if you have to *not* be a Stargate devotee to have really enjoyed SGU. Also, count me in as someone who wanted to see more Terranova and Dead Like Me. I also want more BSG. And X-Files. And Northern Exposure.
Problem with SGU was they alienated their core audience which had supported them for 15 years by giving us a soap opera POS. By the middle of the second season it was starting to get good because they went back more to the original stargate storystyle and less as the spaceship turns. By that point though they had already decided to give it the axe because ratings had been so crappy even though they were coming back up.
Wayans Brothers. Funniest show on TV
Not a lot of love for Veronica Mars. It wasn't sci-fi, but it was smart and well written. It did struggle like most of the others did after a few seasons though. Boston Legal was hilarious!
onestinkyfish wrote:The Finder
I agree!! How can let us hang with the ending of the second season then Michael passed away to boot RIP Michael..
LIFE...that was an awesome show!!!
cedaroo wrote:A few that really hurt: Rome Deadwood Farscape Keen Eddie Life (NBC) 30 Rock The Tick Profit My Boys Better Off Ted Studio 60 OTSS Terminator SCC and some notables already mentioned: Firefly Terriers (very underated!) Terra Nova *sigh*
Rules of Engagement. That was a very funny show.
Firefly, then Jericho, then Star Trek Enterprise. The others I haven't seen.
Pushing Daisies. It was hilarious, and quick, and the writer's strike killed it before it had a chance. Arrested Development, and Enterprise are next in line. I also loved "Middleman"
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Surging Rox host Friars in home opener
Friday at Coors Field doesn't only mark the beginning of a new season in Denver.
It's also the start of a year-long celebration of Rockies baseball history.
The Rockies welcome the Padres to Coors Field at 2:10 p.m. MT for their home opener as the club celebrates two decades of baseball in Denver. The season-long 20th anniversary party begins immediately, as several members of Colorado's original 1993 roster are scheduled to attend and be honored on the field prior to the game.
Rockies left-hander Jeff Francis said he'll soak in the atmosphere -- although that's his usual practice.
"I do that before a lot of games, not just home openers," Francis said. "It's something that's pretty cool. I know the atmosphere will be great. But I do want to make sure I do the things I've been doing all spring and have a good outing for our team."
Friday's home opener is Francis' first such start, but the lefty isn't known for starting the season with a strong outing. The 32-year-old is 0-4 in his first start of the season during his eight-year career, sporting a 7.11 ERA in those outings.
Francis is hoping a successful spring, in which his location and speed were spot on, will lead to a different result Friday.
"I have a good plan as to what I want to do on the mound. I have for a while. It just comes down to me executing that plan," Francis said. "A few times this spring, I had some games when I did that really well. When I didn't, I got away with it and had good results. My focus is to execute pitches and continue the success that I've had."
Many pitchers struggle in the high altitude at Coors Field, but Padres right-hander Jason Marquis, who opposes Francis, knows what to expect. Marquis pitched for the Rockies in 2009 and has a career 3.78 ERA in 140 1/3 innings in Denver.
Marquis was initially pegged as the No. 3 starter, but he was pushed back because of his success at Coors Field.
"That was part of that for sure," said Padres manager Bud Black. "He's pitched there, he was an All-Star there. The Opening Day environment won't bother him. He's a sinkerball pitcher and he keeps the ball down."
Padres: Alonso's arm OK
First baseman Yonder Alonso had a scare during Wednesday's loss to the Mets when he appeared to hurt his left arm making a tag. But after a series of tests with trainer Paul Navarro, Alonso returned to the game.
The 25-year-old was back in the lineup in Thursday's 2-1 win over the Mets and went 2-for-4 while hitting cleanup.
"I was a little scared for a second," Alonso said of the incident. "But when Paulie went out and started playing with [my arm], I knew it would be fine."
Rockies: Dynamic duo
There's no question the Rockies need Carlos Gonzalez and Troy Tulowitzki to live up to their superstar status if Colorado hopes to compete this season. Three games in, the duo is doing just that. They've combined to hit .370 with four home runs, seven RBIs and seven runs scored.
"Seeing 'CarGo' and 'Tulo' in the 3-4 holes is nice," manager Walt Weiss said. "We've got to have those guys if we're going to make a push at this thing."
• Fans are encouraged to be inside Coors Field by 1:30 p.m. to take in the festivities. The Rockies also are urging fans to use public transit to avoid downtown traffic.
Worth noting
• Colorado's last home-opening win came in 2009, against the Padres.
• Rockies first baseman Todd Helton is a .313 career hitter (10-for-32) against Marquis.
• Francis is 6-13 with a 5.70 ERA in 25 career starts against the Padres.
• Padres rookie third baseman Jedd Gyorko smacked a grounder down the left-field line in the top of the fourth inning against the Mets on Thursday, notching his first Major League RBI as Mark Kotsay crossed home plate. Gyorko is ranked No. 50 on MLB.com's list of top prospects of 2013.
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18 years old. 6'9, 245 lb monster with a 7'7 wingspan. very reminiscent of Ben Wallace/Serge Ibaka
he's a PF but imagine the defensive unit we'd have if Lee had to sit and Udoh & Biyombo were roaming the paint.
hope he's there at our pick ... if not ... realistically it'll be Kawhi Leonard.
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This is our man.When have we had someone that size with his athleicism and strength?If he's a hardworker he'll thrive in the NBA.
They list Bismack as a 6'9 center mainly because he doesn't have much offensive skills. He's Ben Wallace 2.0 or another Adonal Foyle. Not sure if thats a good thing, but they did take a 6'10 PF last draft and they still have David Lee. At #11, I don't think BB would be the best available player.
I want more defense, but not in the form of players that don't play the other end either, unless they really fit in, like BWallace has in his nba career
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Ben Wallace looks a lot bigger and stronger, Biyombo reminds me of Udoh, with his build.
Udoh is much lankier than Biyombo... he isn't QUITE Wallace size (closer to Ibaka right now), but lets not forget he's only 18 years old [as far as we know].
Kind of a man amongst boys in that youtube vid, looks good but he wont look nearly as good against some guys his own size.
Read the other day that he way taken to a specialist who said based on his growth plates he could be even younger than 18, but regardless still has much room to grow. Would have to acquire a legimate big-man coach to develop him as his game is still very raw.
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I would totally take this guy at #11. some "experts" would probably knock us and say he's not lottery worthy, but who cares? in a weak draft class we need to take a gamble. nbradraft.net has him going #25 right now to Boston...
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Are they sure about those numbers? Because i think they refer to a Gibon. Man have the same span as high. No way there can be such a difference. If there is, we are talking about a freak of nature. The only explanation is that the boy will get taller, fast.
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Can't help but think he sounds like a guy who might turn into Ekpe Udoh two years down the road. That may not be a bad thing, but I'm not quite so thrilled about the Warriors drafting a big with no lost post game (isn't that one of our bigger needs?). The Warriors are at a point where should be drafting NBA-ready upperclassmen, not projects. They're in "compete now" mode. Not quite "contend now", but way better than another four years of rebuilding.
so we do have a 1st round draft pick?
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im on this biyombo train btw... we'll have this african backcourt... udoh who has nigerian backround, biyombo from the congo, and.... uhhh..... yeah... udoh and biyombo
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A classic damask pattern on luxurious, upholstery-weight matelassé instantly enriches any room with a touch of sophisticated texture. Crisp, tailored details like kick-pleat skirting and thick corded trim are balanced by the relaxed, easygoing fit.Imported. 53% polyester/47% cotton. Machine wash separately in cold water, gentle cycle. Do not use bleach. Tumble dry low, warm iron as needed.
I've had my tan slipcover for a good while now and it's gorgeous, the fabric is high quality and thick and covers my brown sofa completely, it is holding up well. It's raised pattern is so pretty and the fabric washes well, it actually looks better to me after it's been washed the first time. I have several different slipcovers and change them out with my mood or the seasons. I love them all. The only thing that I would change is for Surefit to make a Matelasse slipcover that is 100% cotton, it's just because I personally love cotton fabric, even though this fabric is soft, cotton would feel better to me. Thanks Surefit!
I had this set (sofa & love seat) for over 8 years. I purchased them over 10 years ago. The only reason I stopped using them was my kids spilled red juice on them and I tried to bleach it out. DO NOT USE BLEACH. I washed these covers over and over, at least once every 2 months) for over 8 years and they were still in perfect condition!!! WELL WORTH THE PRICE!!! I absolutely love them and so happy to see you still have them in stock!!! I'm ordering these again and will have them, I'm sure, until the grandkids spill something on them :) Then I'll just order another set but these are excellent!! My absolutely favorite and withstands machine washing often!! They always look great!!! Fresh and elegant!! Thank you SO much!!
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I received my slipcovers yesterday and I am thrilled with them. I ordered the "petite" sofa size to cover two very nice but"fabric challenged" small sofas I ordered from Amazon a year ago. They fit really well, and I am so happy Surefit offers this odd size. A standard sofa size would have been far too big. The color TAN is great...it its a brown-based tan with no pink of any kind in it. They look great with my new oriental rug. I will be back for more ....VERY PLEASED!!!
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I have these in the loveseat and sofa covers. They are elegant yet relaxed, like French Country. They are versatile, also, and go with my Victorian home without being stuffy! I have washed them twice and stains came right out. (and I have the white ones!) Slipcovers are so stylish right now, are in all of my magazines, especially white ones. I was glad to find some in the box cushion style. A great buy!
Great buy
I bought the petite sofa size because my loveseat measured 1" longer than stated loveseat size and it fits wonderfully. Having dogs has required that we keep the couch covered. I was so tired of finding new covers that didn't last and didn't protect the couch well enough. The material is listed as furniture grade, it certainly seems heavy duty. Washed well. No wrinkles with care, could have used pressing at front pleat but too unwieldy and didn't bother and it suited me. I want a second so switching out doesn't require the couch uncovered while it washes and dries. Got the linen, nice neutral but slightly darker than picture which was good for me, did not want a tan.. Will buy again.
I love my sofa, but the the colors didn't blend well with my bed linens when I moved from a 2 bedroom apartment to a studio. I decided that a slipcover was the most cost effective solution. I really didn't expect this slipcover to be even prettier than the picture, but it exceeded my expectations. The fabric is heavy and high quality. I cam back today to use a coupon so I could buy the matching pillows!
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Average Weekly Hours of Production and Nonsupervisory Employees: Transportation and Warehousing
Average weekly hours relate to the average hours per worker for which pay was received and is different from standard or scheduled hours. Factors such as unpaid absenteeism, labor turnover, part-time work, and stoppages cause average weekly hours to be lower than scheduled hours of work for an establishment. Group averages further reflect changes in the workweek of component industries. Average weekly hours are the total weekly hours divided by the employees paid for those hours.
Production and related employees include working supervisors and all nonsupervisory employees (including group leaders and trainees) engaged in fabricating, processing, assembling, inspecting, receiving, storing, handling, packing, warehousing, shipping, trucking, hauling, maintenance, repair, janitorial, guard services, product development, auxiliary production for plant's own use (for example, power plant), recordkeeping, and other services closely associated with the above production operations.
#Nonsupervisory employees include those individuals in private, service-providing industries who are not above the working-supervisor level. This group includes individuals such as office and clerical workers, repairers, salespersons, operators, drivers, physicians, lawyers, accountants, nurses, social workers, research aides, teachers, drafters, photographers, beauticians, musicians, restaurant workers, custodial workers, attendants, line installers and repairers, laborers, janitors, guards, and other employees at similar occupational levels whose services are closely associated with those of the employees listed.
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The source code is: CES4300000007
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US. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Average Weekly Hours of Production and Nonsupervisory Employees: Transportation and Warehousing [CES4300000007], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/CES4300000007/, May 6, 2015.


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oakenspirit wrote:anything for a pine marten! ;)
Ohhh!!! OOhh! I've never been so happy to be a pine marten. This is awesome!!
Re: Rex the Riveter
YES! This one, please! Lookit those rockin arms. :D
Re: United for Science
Love the shirt fishbiscuit5. My only issue is what you pointed out.. Tesla and Edison would have to do more than kiss and make up. They were mortal enemies... Maybe better would be Mark Twain? They were close friends! Imagine that pairing. I'd vote for it, but without Edison... Edison is a slimy thief
Re: GM Uh-Oh
Must be a process similar to how they make Clamato juice.
mightyrain wrote:Like the robot, not sure about the yellow shirt.
have to agree with this!!! maybe asphalt?? or even blue??
how do i vote this is mad
Re: Brave New World
Love the colors and design; hate the black shirt color.
zsc0pe wrote:how do i vote this is mad
You need to have made at least one purchase here.
Re: Mad Science
My second entry for this derby. Hope you all enjoy.
Re: Science Ticks
This is a great design for this derby!
Re: Nuked love
My love for science gives me a warm, glowy, feeling.
Re: USF Poster
I'd so buy this!
Re: Support Moonscience
I really like this design, but I feel it would have worked better with "it' before "makes".
Re: Build a Better You
Who says genetics has to be limited to things like helping the sick or curing disease? NO! The future of genetics is much more selfish! Build a better you - stronger, faster, BETTER.
orabbit wrote:This is wild! But what does it mean?
thanks it's a word play on rad for radium or radness and MC for Marie Curie or Master of Ceremony. I tried to be funny ;-(((((((
bluetuba wrote:No clue what Rad M.C is but that guy is killer awesome. I think the version on creme looks alot clearer but it might be doomed because of the creme. Either way, this rocks.
Thanks a lot bluetuba,it is a word play on Marie Curie
mercat wrote:I think it's supposed to play on radiation/Marie Curie, but I could be wrong.
you are perfectly right ;-)))
Re: who is sciencing the scientists?
2 colors on black for this one ;-))
Lol nicely phrased!
Re: Feed the scientist
So cool dude!
Re: Believe 2
Awesome work! +1
excellent, nice perspective, works good on the shirt
Re: Evolution
Back to nature.
Wizrd23 wrote:Love the shirt fishbiscuit5. My only issue is what you pointed out.. Tesla and Edison would have to do more than kiss and make up. They were mortal enemies... Maybe better would be Mark Twain? They were close friends! Imagine that pairing. I'd vote for it, but without Edison... Edison is a slimy thief
Oh, I know. I was dreaming of a perfect world where enemies could actually become friends and work together for the good of the order. Like real politics! ;)
I like a clock that keeps good space-time. ;) This is fantastic! Great use of texture and shape.
tjschaeffer wrote:Tesla and Edison had a very notorious feud. Tesla was the developer of alternating current (AC) as the means of transferring electricity, whereas Edison proposed using the much lamer direct current (DC). Tesla also was Edison's assistant for awhile, and essentially was treated like dirt even though he was much smarter than Edison and actually IMPROVED much of Edison's work. So Edison decided to run a smear campaign against Tesla and AC, even going so far as to electrocute an elephant to prove that AC was dangerous. Electrocute. To death! Edison was a royal jerk, and would do things like send hired goons to rough people up and buy out patents and then take all the credit. There's even the story of how his rival in the creation of the motion picture, Louis LePrince, magically disappeared from a train after traveling to the US from France to show off his new camera. Unsurprisingly, LePrince's disappearance allowed Edison to push his technology without competition and become known as the "Father of Cinematography." So the long and short of it is that Tesla was an undervalued mad genius who is not well remembered outside of the scientific community, whereas Edison is a talentless hack whose worth is overinflated.
Tesla also come up with an early version of the florescent light bulb that was better than edison's incandescent bulb, a method of providing free electric energy through the air and ground, and a prototype for a "Death Ray"!
Tesla / Marconi would work on a shirt too, though I thing a Twain / Tesla presidency would be a lot more interesting. As much as I love the idea I'd only wear this shirt after a president shot his vice president. Or perhaps fatally electrocuted him. Some rifts can never be breached.
razorlust wrote:Tesla / Marconi would work on a shirt too, though I thing a Twain / Tesla presidency would be a lot more interesting. As much as I love the idea I'd only wear this shirt after a president shot his vice president. Or perhaps fatally electrocuted him. Some rifts can never be breached.
Honestly, I knew while I was making this design it would spark discussion so I'm happy to hear thoughts and ideas! The Oatmeal is rallying for Tesla, in case anyone is looking for an interesting read: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/tesla
I think this shirt would have been better without the "twilight" reference... even if it just said "Team Tesla" in some manner. Nevertheless, great image.
When I saw the thumbnail, I was hoping it was going to be a much smaller icon, placed over the heart - like where the alligator is on an Izod shirt.
I keep expecting the text on the notes to all be related, and not flow from the notes to the area outside them. It's pretty confusing for me. Also, the theme is propaganda, so that's kind of a big deal...
Re: Join the evolution
I really like the idea, but I do not like the art. It looks very much like the figure on the left is a chimp, and I have no idea what the middle one is supposed to be.
blk909 wrote:Love the colors and design; hate the black shirt color.
They are in space! Black is rarely so appropriate!
awesome work bro!:D
kaseyfleming wrote:cool
charlottesumxs wrote:I really like this design, but I feel it would have worked better with "it' before "makes".
Or "make" instead of "makes"....
Re: Support science
Miniature dinosaurs! The perfect apartment pet.
citizencoyote wrote:Hearty thumbs up. Reminds me of WSMR.
*Googles images* Wow! You are right! My inspiration was mostly the covers from all the 1950s and 1960s pulp SF I read. If they show landed rockets, they are typically sitting on their tail-fins, on an empty plain. The mountains were a way of addressing the horizon-line without leaving it a boring line. Together, it looks like I did manage to create a highly stylized image of WSMR. Thank you for mentioning it, I just learned something nifty today!
Quasiskunk wrote:I've been an aerospace geek forever! I'd buy it in a heartbeat!
Thank you! As I mentioned in an earlier reply, my love comes from all the old SF I grew up reading. But being a child of the 60's & 70's the space race, and especially the shuttle program, was a big deal in my life.
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Why would you want to change resolutions? Make the game scale better and leave it at your panel's native resolution.3) No weird bugs when switching to and from full-screen apps in other resolutions then default (mostly games)
Doubt it. X really is NOT a CPU hog.4) Less CPU usage / more battery life
REALLY doubt it. X already starts pretty fast, the majority of your boot time is loading the kernel and all your services.... oh, and that terrible blob at the front that sucks up 20-ish seconds... the... BIOS.5) Faster system boot
So... when it fails you want it to just be completely unusable?6) Never boot to console as failover - at least for major consumer graphic chips Intel, NV, AMD.
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Raw chocolate chia pudding recipe
Prep Time
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Total Time
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Shelf Life
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4 servings
- 2 cups water
- 1 cup cashews
- 2 tablespoons cacao powder
- 2 tablespoons honey or other liquid sweetener
- 1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
- 1/3 cup chia seeds -reserve!
Recipe Directions
- 1. Blend cashews and water until nice and smooth.
- 2. Add everything else (except the chia seeds). Blend again.
- 3. Place the chia seeds in a bowl. Add the blended mixture. Stir thoroughly to ensure the chia seeds are well distributed.
- 4. Cover and refrigerate overnight (or for at least 1 hour - ideally longer). (The purpose for refrigerating is to allow the chia seeds to plump up over time. They will increase approximately 10 times their size! And they will thicken the pudding in a few hours.)
- 5. Eat in the morning or for dessert in the evening! Stir well again before eating.
The Rawtarian's Thoughts
By The RawtarianAnother chia pudding recipe for you! And this one has a how-to tutorial to match :)
This is a delicious raw chocolate chia pudding recipe. If you get the ratios right, it tastes like melted chocolate ice cream.
If you have trouble finding chia seeds in your local community, try requesting that your local health store bring them in. They can also be ordered online here.
Nutrition Facts
- This recipe is very low in Carbohydrates.
- This recipe is low in Calories, and Sodium.
- This recipe is a good source of Protein, Dietary Fiber, and Iron.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Calcium, Vitamin B6, and Vitamin K.
Amounts per 184 g (6 oz) suggested serving
Name | Amount | % Daily |
Calories | 304 | 12 % |
Protein | 9 g | 16 % |
Fat | 20 g | 25 % |
Carbohydrates | 27 g | 8 % |
Dietary Fiber | 7 g | 22 % |
Sugars | 11 g | |
Calcium | 112 mg | 11 % |
Iron | 4 mg | 29 % |
Sodium | 302 mg | 13 % |
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Can this be made with a nut other than cashew, almond or peanut? (I'm intolerant to them.)
I love this recipe! Tastes great and is SO, SO easy!
Thanks heaps!
This is so delicious! Tastes like melted chocolate ice cream. My husband and 3 year old love it too. I also love the chocolate mousse, so rich and smooth.
Thank you so much for these recipes, it's great how simple they are to make.
This was really good ! I added dates and some Coco flakes on top when done. Yum!
Nevermind I'm mixing it up with the fruit one sorry :)
just curious, did this recipe change at all from a year ago? For some reason it's not tasting the way it use to :(
I was wondering if there was something else I could use instead of cashews?
Hi, I love those ideas for most of your recepies (I don't like mashrooms :) ). I was just wondering is it possible to replace cocoa powder in all your recepies with carob powder - unit for unit? Have you ever tried it?
Thank you
kat's Review
Raw chocolate chia pudding recipe
can you replace the chia seeds with ground flax meal?
healthgrrl's Review
Raw chocolate chia pudding recipe
Simply incredible! I blended my chia seeds and love the resulting pudding!
Hollie Mae's Review
Raw chocolate chia pudding recipe
I hope I am not over posting on here but this just in... It is not the stevia that I over did. It was the chocolate. The pudding is a bit bitter because I used to much chocolate and the stevia is a bit bitter on it's own so it doesn't cover it up. But I am digging this pudding like you wouldn't believe. I would go a bit less on the chocolate to account for the stevia. Or I might make the vanilla version next time. But this is the first time I have had chia and it is such a treat in this dish.
Hollie Mae's Review
Raw chocolate chia pudding recipe
Well I made it. I can see where honey or dates would make this irresistible. It is still pretty good. I used sunflower instead of cashew. I used stevia instead of honey. I am three days no sweets and kinda wanting a sweet kick. This might help me. It was edible. I kind of over stevia'ed it. I can see myself making it again. Thank you for the fab inspiration. I can't get enough of your recipes. I am making all kinds of them today. Including celery soup. BTW I looked at your sign up portion. I was wondering are there more recipes in the pay part of the site?
Hi Hollie Mae, thanks for sharing your experiences with stevia. I know there are many out there who are also wanting to do lower glycemic options so your notes are very valuable and welcomed here.
Also, interesting that you used sunflower instead of cashew - that may have altered the flavour quite a bit as well.
As for the stevia, it's best to start slow. If you are using drops, I often start with 5 drops in a large batch and then stir and eat for a while before adding more.
I am planning to make this pudding today. Only I am on a no sugar even fruit sugar diet. So I plan to use pure stevia. I am new to using stevia and wondered if you have any experience with it? Maybe you might have a suggestion on the amount of pure stevia extract to use? If not I will just experiment and see what unfolds. Thank you so much for your awesome awesome blog. So well done.
I've always read nuts and seeds should be soaked in water for 8-10 hrs before consuming. Should we do the same for the cashews and chia seeds for this recipe as well?
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I enjoy turning the bounty of my garden and local farms into food to enjoy later and give as gifts, and it gives me a wonderful sense of thrifty satisfaction that warms my nickel-pinching heart. Some early apples have started to fall that, along with my frozen blackberries, will go into apple-blackberry jelly. And a storm lent me a helping hand by knocking a few pears out of the tops of the trees, where I couldn't reach them, to use in pear butter.
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Renovascular hypertension is high blood pressure that is caused by narrowing (stenosis) of one or both of the arteries, called the renal arteries, that supply blood to the kidneys. Narrowing of the renal arteries reduces blood flow to the kidneys. This is a potentially serious condition that requires care from your doctor.
Each kidney is capable of regulating the body's blood pressure to assure that each organ has an adequate supply of oxygenated blood. This happens by activating a cascade of hormones known as the renin-angiotensin system.
Renal artery stenosis triggers the release of these hormones, which then becomes a cause for hypertension (high blood pressure). Since hypertension is a leading cause of strokes and heart attacks , this is a serious condition that requires diagnosis and treatment.
There are many diseases that can cause narrowing of the renal arteries. The two most common causes are atherosclerosis and fibromuscular dysplasia.
- Atherosclerosis—often called "hardening of the arteries," results when fatty plaque builds up in the arteries and blocks blood flow to the kidneys. This occurs mainly in men over 50.
- Fibromuscular dysplasia—an inherited disorder where muscle and fibrous tissue of the renal artery wall thicken and harden into rings that block blood flow to the kidneys. This occurs mainly in young females in their 30s.
Risk Factors
A risk factor is something that increases your chance of getting a disease or condition. The following factors increase your chance of developing atherosclerosis or fibromuscular dysplasia, which are the leading causes of renovascular hypertension.
- Smoking
- Obesity
- Advanced age
- High cholesterol
- Diabetes
- Personal or family history of cardiovascular disease
- Personal or family history of fibromuscular dysplasia
Because problems with the renal arteries develop slowly and worsen over time, and most people do not experience symptoms of high blood pressure, you may not notice any symptoms.
However, the following symptoms may be signs of renovascular hypertension. If you experience any one of them, talk to your doctor:
- Very high and difficult to control blood pressure
- A "whooshing" sound in the abdomen, heard with a stethoscope
- Episodes of heart failure
- Rapid kidney failure
- Newly discovered hypertension in men over 50 years old or young women in their 30s
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical exam. You likely will be referred to a doctor who is a kidney specialist (nephrologist). Your doctor may take multiple blood pressure measurements over time and conduct blood tests to help diagnose your condition.
If you have renovascular hypertension, your doctor may conduct any of the following tests to see the amount of narrowing in the kidney arteries:
- Renal arteriography—a dye is injected into the kidney arteries and an x-ray is then taken of them
- Doppler ultrasound —a procedure that uses sound waves to examine various parts of the body
- Magnetic resonance angiography —a procedure that produces very detailed two- and three-dimensional images of the arteries by using radio waves in a strong magnetic field instead of using x-rays
- Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibition renography—a noninvasive imaging procedure that tests for the presence of renovascular hypertension and renal artery stenosis
- CT angiography—a procedure that uses high resolution CT scan images and contrast injected into a vein to give an accurate picture of the renal arteries. This procedure is rapidly replacing renal arteriography.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options include the following:
Your doctor will first prescribe medication to help control your blood pressure. Because responses to medications vary, your doctor will monitor your blood pressure frequently and may adjust the type, combination, and/or dose of medication. Types of high blood pressure medications (antihypertensives) include the following:
- Diuretics
- Beta-blockers
- Calcium channel blockers
- ACE inhibitors (except in those with both renal arteries blocked)
- Angiotensin receptor blockers
- Alpha-blockers
- Vasodilators
Interventions to Correct Renovascular Hypertension
If you have severe, uncontrolled renovascular hypertension, your physician may suggest interventions to restore blood flow to the kidneys. Types of interventions include the following:
- Revascularization—A vascular surgeon will perform a major operation, which creates a new path for blood flow to the kidneys by connecting one of your veins, or a tube, above and below the blocked area.
- Angioplasty —This is a less invasive method in which a catheter with a balloon at its tip is inserted into the blocked artery. The balloon is quickly inflated and deflated to stretch open the artery to allow blood flow. Your physician may insert a small metal mesh tube, called a stent, into the artery to help it stay open.
- Endarterectomy —This is another type of major surgery in which there is removal of the inner-lining of the renal artery containing the plaque.
To help reduce your chances of getting renovascular hypertension, take the following steps:
- Stop smoking.
- Maintain a healthy weight.
- Maintain healthy cholesterol and lipid levels.
- Exercise regularly.
- Eat a low-fat, low-protein, low-sodium, high-fiber diet.
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