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sweet me!
I really want to see this one
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Wow, this is going to look so cool, when it is done.
Did you cast that clear parts yourself?
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that looks like a great start!
Amazing work! Your sculpting skills are top notch!!
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Awesome is it a commission or for ebay?
You should use the smaller SMD LED lights, they are a lot smaller but I guess you know that. I bought some with wires attached already.
PM me if you can sell the staff, lower arm, head and perhaps chestpiece recasted loose.
Is the head scratchbuild or borrowed?
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Looks great . That translucid staff and arm are amazing.
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I'm excited for this one. Your projects are always incredible!
Your stuff is so fantasic! I would love to own this but I have a feeling this is going to sell for big money!
this will be sick man!!!!!!!!! very pumped about the concept dude!
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It would be cool to see a pic of the original too! This is looking amazing so far! Great job!
masterenglish, if i cut off your head do i get your power? is that how it works?
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good job so far
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looks good so far!
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looks great! from what figure is that head ?
After that amazing Spikor of your, I can't figure how you can do better, but your talent is so astonishing I already know you'll surprise us all.
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wow, the thing i like most on this figure is that you now cast your own parts...respect!!!
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Man, I'm just amazed by the transluscent staff, so I'm eager with anxiety to see this figure completed
Excellent work! Congratulations
Thanks much everyone! I was hoping you guys would be as excited as I am about him. Hes still got a pretty good amount of work to be done, & it helps a lot to get some motivation from ya'll.Yes I did, for a total of 6 seperate molds.... The Rams head, Horn, Horn, Staff, Forearm, & Hand. I finally figured out how to get nearly bubbleless castings in translucent.
The only thing is, the plastics a bit harder than the hand plastic Mattel uses, so you have to heat up his hand a bit to get the staff in. Still, a small price to pay for a MOTUC Laser Light?
Well neither really. As of now, its just a project for me. Its very possible I will sell him once complete, but at this point no set plans.
I wasnt aware of the smaller LEDs, after looking at the ones I have, they might be a little big.
The head is a recast Scareglow.
I will post a pic of the original asap for comparison. Good call!
Thats how I got mine...
Dude, thanks a lot!
It is a recast Scareglow. I can recast pretty much any head I get now.
Thanks, I have been pretty heavy into casting lately. Its great.
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Man this looks amazing so far. How did you get a bubble free casting with that clear resin?


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by Kristen Schaub Excellent performance...and an exceptional valueExperience the kind of clean, balanced sound that has earned PSB speakers a sterling reputation among high-end audio circles. The Image T6 borrows from driver technologies developed for PSB's sophisticated Imagine family and their top-tier Synchrony speakers, giving you high-end sound at a budget-friendly price. The Image line also features a slightly different cabinet design than its predecessors, showcasing clean lines that won't clutter up your listening room.PSB's Image speaker family (Image T6 shown center left)High-tech drivers produce clean, well-balanced soundThe tweeter uses a powerful neodymium magnet for crystal-clear highs.The Image T6 features a 1" titanium dome tweeter that effortlessly dishes out smooth, uncolored highs. The tweeter sits just below the midrange in a unique arrangement that's characteristic of PSB's high-end Synchrony speakers. The long-excursion, high-output 5-1/4" midrange driver and dual 6-1/2" woofers use the same proprietary ceramic-filled polypropylene cones as the Imagine line. The stiff, lightweight cone material helps them deliver midrange that's clean and balanced, with excellent imaging. Each of the woofers is contained in its own ported internal enclosure, which allows for extended, defined bass response uncommon for a speaker of this size.Sleek, thoughtful cabinet designAll Image speakers have heavy internal bracing and 1-1/8" thick MDF cabinets to ensure impressively solid, acoustically inert enclosures. These cabinets have a traditional look, but with slightly curved tops and fronts to soften it. This family of speakers also features attractive vinyl finishes, allowing the Image speakers to easily integrate into just about any décor.Got wire?Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center.Shop our selection of speaker wire.From the review Rocking the house with the PSB Image T6 speakers"Ultimately, I think, the test of a great speaker rests on your enjoyment of the music. I had the pleasure of testing the T6s by listening to music and artists I've thoroughly enjoyed for years. Can a speaker make a difference? Can an old tune take on new life? The answer to both is a resounding 'yes.'"— Marshall Chase, A/V Writer Product Highlights:frequency response: 32-23,000 Hz (±3dB)sensitivity: 91 dBimpedance: 6 ohmsrecommended power: 20-200 watts1" titanium dome tweeter with neodymium magnets5-1/4" clay ceramic-filled polypropylene midrange wooferdual 6-1/2" clay ceramic-filled polypropylene woofersdual port, bass reflex designtwo sets of gold-plated five way binding posts — can be bi-wiredblack ash vinyl finish7-7/8"W x 40-5/8"H x 15-1/8"Dwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guaranteesold individually Floor-standing speakers still standing tall Sure, floor-standing tower speakers buck the industry trend toward smaller, visually inconspicuous speakers, but they're hard to beat if great sound is your primary goal. Tower speakers produce powerful sound with excellent bass, making them a great choice for serious music lovers and for folks who want high-impact home theater.
True High-end Written By G, FL on Wednesday, April 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a lot to say, but brevity is required. I have been an audiophile since the early 1970s... Spent obscene amounts of money on high-fidelity gear over the years. These PSB Image T6s are not just a taste of high-end - these are true high-end audio speakers at an amazingly affordable price! (I would gladly compare these to many MUCH more expensive speakers I have heard over the years.) I cannot stress enough how important break-in time is to really get the best from these PSBs. At first listen, I thought they sounded a bit thin in the lower midrange (confirmed by my SPL meter/test disc from Stereophile magazine: there was a 5-6 dB suck-out centered at approx. 315 Hz) - and "hot" on top. After ~ 45 hours of use w moderate to somewhat loud music of all kinds, these traits had disappeared. (This might explain why some reviewers have said that the T6s don't sound quite right in the mids with rock music - break-in is crucial!) The Image T6s throw a remarkable soundstage, extending some six feet outside of each cabinet, with remarkable depth and a three-dimensional quality that is breath-taking! The low end is deep, solid and musical, blending beautifully into the transparent, nuanced mids and highs - the PSBs "disappear" into the music, to where the speakers as point-sources are invisible. You can hear "into" music. This is high-end, folks! The PSB Image T6s are highly recommended! Value for dollar spent is unmatched. Kudos to Paul Barton. Another masterpiece!
PSB Image T6- Very Happy Written By Tony A, Bartlett. IL on Monday, March 03, 2014 The best sounding speaker in the tradition of old school big box warmth and bass. These things slam. I measured the response with an RTA- flat down to 35Hz. I do not need a subwoofer- it's up for sale. Great sounding bass, midrange and high end. Good detail. I am very happy. Pros: Amazing bass Clear midrange from dedicated driver Good highs Cons: a little heavy and hard to move around, large shipping boxes felt like I received a refrigerator.
Nice floorstanding speaker but lacks a bit of clarity Written By Rich, Charlottesville, VA on Monday, March 03, 2014 These are highly rated which swayed me to give them a try. I like the low-end bass, but they lack punch inherent to many of the Polk speakers, and also the high end clarity is not quite up to par. They do have silky smooth midrange. I've returned these for the Polk LSIM703, which i love and are more suited to my taste. The Polks also seem to have a better soundstage and realism. Pros: -good low-end bass, no need for a subwoofer for musics IMO - smooth mid-range Cons: -lack of low-end punch, can be a bit boomy - lack of high-end clarity and soundstage not as much realism as some others in this price range.
Smooth sounding Written By Francis, Stockton, CA on Monday, January 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replaced my aging Alpha series with the Image T6. Big sound upgrade. Bottom end is rather thin. A subwoofer is a must have item. imaging is pretty good. Doesn't have that punch for rock music like my old Cerwin Vegas. Overall a very good speaker system. Bought as a scratch and dent item. It had a few very minor scratches. As for the dent, I never thought it be the tweeters. Who pushes dome tweeters in??? Pros: Very Smooth sounding. Cons: Weak bass.
PSB Image 6 Written By dboyd, Lafayette La on Thursday, January 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very well packed. received no damages and best of all sounds terrific. Wish I would have purchased first instead of Klipsch.
PSB Image T6 Written By Ed, Harrisonburg, VA on Wednesday, January 08, 2014 I was looking for something without several speakers but with superior quality for music, TV and movies. I found it.
Amazing! Written By Dan B, Pawling, NY on Friday, October 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've wanted these speakers for years, I've read all the reviews like 6 times. I've had PSB's Alpha bookshelf speakers for about 13 years and always had my eye on the next level up, because I was so thrilled with the Alpha's sound. I still have the Alpha's bumping tunes in the garage, the Image T6's are in the living room. I originally had them driven by my Yamaha cheapo 7.1 receiver, but wasn't happy with the dynamics, so I dug up my Denon AVR-4800 and bought an HDMI switch with Optical out. Let's just say power is no longer an issue.The only thing I've heard at length in this league is my dad's deftech towers, which have built in subwoofers, and while those have significantly more bass, the mids and highs on the PSBs blow them away, IMHO. Pros: Impressive clarity, accuracy, overall sound quality, value for money. Cons: Need a solid amplifier to really sing, also, I didn't want to buy a subwoofer, I was hoping these would go low enough on their own, but I think I'm going to have to.
Great Speakers Written By Jim, Charlottesville VA on Sunday, October 06, 2013 These speakers give you great sound at a nice price. They are neutral speakers so they play the music the way it was recorded. Some speakers make the music warm while others make it bright. That's fine, that's why there are so many different types of speakers on the market, different people have different tastes. But if you like your music neutral and played back with great clarity then you should put these on your short list of speakers to consider. They also have plenty of power and can maintain their clarity even at high levels. These speakers give you a lot for the money. Pros: Great clarity even at high levels.
Music lover speakers Written By DP, Manteca, CA on Monday, July 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The speakers arrived on time, They were well packed. No scratch or dent to the package and hence no damage to the speakers. I hooked them up for my two- channel music system and they sounded great. Before buying, I had a phone conversation with Cruthfield representative and she said that they are one of the great sounding speakers. I am not at all disappointed. Very pleased with the quality. I would recommend them to anyone who don't want to break the bank but want an excellent speakers the money can buy.. Crutchfield is great company to work with. Pros: Great musical quality. Strong bass. Clear mids and highs. Cons: None that I can think of
Perfect for Classical Music Written By GustavoR, Denton, TX on Wednesday, July 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've had these speakers for a year now together with an HK 990. I use them to listen music FLAC files. These twins sound amazing at any volume. I listen mainly to classical music, Vangelis type, Electronic and Rock. Classical I did a lot of research to find the perfect speakers under a reasonable budget to listen to classical music. I'm glad I did. These speakers deliver. The piano on the classical music sounds AMAZING. I've never heard speakers reproduce so well the sound of a Steinway. Rock. Every instruments sounds incredible, specially the vocals...wow, so realistic. Techno. Everything sounds great, highs, mids, but a little more low punch in the bass is needed. A subwoofer would help a lot when listening to this type of music, but still the low bass is pretty acceptable, and if you locate your speakers right, you'll be fine. Pros: Perfect for Classical Music and Rock, Great Looks, Powerful, High-Fidelity, Price Cons: For Electronic music (and if you like rap) you'll need a subwoofer
Crisp and Clear Written By AG, Little Rock, AR on Thursday, May 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Did my review homework and chose the PSB Image T6. I agree with others that for the price these are a perfect speaker for the mid-level audiophile. Pros: Crisp and clear sound. Highs are extraordinary. Cons: I would have paid extra for real wood veneer but the vinyl still looks nice.
Sound Great with a Sub Written By JK, South Mississippi on Monday, February 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've been listening to them for about a week now. Upon hearing them for the first time I thought "crisp" and "clear". For the most part these speakers delivered on my expectations, which were high considering I placed them in a 17' x 32' room with a connecting hallway. They're driven by a Yamaha RX-A2020 in a room that's acoustically challenged with an open floor plan, wood flooring and a vaulted ceiling. At the moment they're setup in a 2.1 configuration. I listen to mostly Rock-and-Roll with some occasional country. The mids and highs sound phenomenal. The lows hang on for most music at low to moderate listening levels but when pushed or when tracks contain heavy bass, the speakers can sound loose, boomy...etc. I'm running an SVS PB12-PLUS sub and it took a few days to tweak the lower frequencies between the T6s and the sub but once it was dialed in, the setup really came to life. I would not use the T6s without a sub. Noting reviews that complained about something missing in the mid frequencies with rock music, I felt the same way at first but then realized speakers are typically not plug-and-play and these are no exception. I had to spend some time with the equalizer and sub to get the sound that I wanted. So far it's really just one song out of a 100 CDs that does not sound quite right. Pros: Crisp and Clear, small footprint Cons: Need to be used with a Subwoofer
Excellent Speakers Written By Matthew B, Rockford, IL on Tuesday, January 08, 2013 These are excellent speakers that are well worth the money I paid for them. As an aging baby boomer I play a lot of Jazz, Blues, Acoustic and Classic Rock material and it all sounds great coming from the Image T6's. They hit 40hz with tightness and authority and the mids and highs are perfectly clear without sounding the least bit bright. The bottom end is so good I deleted my subwoofer from two channel listening because I just don't need it. Although they do highlight poorly engineered recordings they are not the least bit sibilant in themselves. If anything, they tone down the sibilance in my worst tracks. The adjectives I would use are full range, full bodied, and clear as can be while still projecting a slight warmness of tone to the vocals; close to perfect actually. I'm driving them with my Yamaha RX-V663 AV receiver which puts out a nominal 95 Watts into an 8 Ohm load. This unit has a 6 Ohm capability, so I switched to that, but I don't know the rated output into 6 Ohms. I tried the bi-amp capability of the '663 but I didn't like it because it seemed to boost the already strong low end at the expense of the mids and highs, so I switched back. This receiver also has a pre-out capability so I might try adding a separate power amp on a trial basis to see if that improves things even more. My sources are vinyl, of course, internet radio, and FLAC files I've ripped from CD onto a media server. It all sounds great. Pros: -As above -Great design, only ported in front which increases placement options -Very high WAF for appearance and sound. 10 of 10 actually - WOW!! -Standard excellent service from Crutchfield. Cons: -In all seriousnes I really don't see any cons here. Altough, the outstanding WAF might preclude future upgrades
Great T-6 Speakers Written By Regina, Tucson, AZ on Monday, September 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased a NAD 725 Receiver and a pair of PSB T-6 speakers to replace an OLD Kenwood receiver and Bose 301 speakers. I listen to old Motown music, R & B and some KennyG. The sound on these speakers is amazing. Deep base that you can hear at 1/4 volume, clear mid-ranges and high notes. I'm extremely happy with my new stereo sound system. The speakers sound even better after they've been used a couple of weeks. I didn't realize it made a difference and am glad I listed to Larry @ Crutchfield to not critique the sound the first few times I played music. The sounds definitely warm up after a few weeks. Pros: You can feel the music with these speakers....not loud but just feel like the artists are in the room with you.
psb t-6 speakers Written By Pete B, bennington vt on Saturday, June 30, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) the lows are really good the mids and high are to bright for my liking, rock just doesn"t sound right. i"ll be selling these or hook them to my t.v. i think i"ll try polks next which i intended too in the first place. but was swayed. Pros: low end is nice,speakers look nice .but i was looking for good sound not furniture Cons: if you like rock , i wouldn" t waste your money
Very Happy Written By GWS, Minneapolis on Monday, May 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A truly great speaker for the price. It turned out to be better than I had expected, and I am very happy. Make sure you have a quality Amp/Receiver to power these things. I have a Yamaha RX-A810, which has 8olm at 100W RSM/140 Dynamic, and I think at the 6olm these things run at its 110W RSM/180W Dynamic. Even with my very good receiver - $850 list price - I feel that I would not want to use any less power. The build quality on these turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The panels are fitted very well and the construction of the unit is something to be proud of. I was worried that my wife would think these towers were ghastly to look at, but even though they are large she likes the way they look. The sound quality is much better than I had expected. It should be stated that I am a professional classical musician, actually meaning that it is my career and not just that I think I am amazing, and I am very pleased with the way these speakers sound. They provide a substantial room filling sound with great clarity throughout the registers, especially the tweeter. In fact, the tweeter and high range is so clear that I think it slightly out performs the bass range, so that might be my one drawback even though this is common among high-end speakers. Overall I am very happy with these speakers, and I would strongly recommend them to others, and not just because I own them so them must be amazing, which unfortunately is how a lot of people review things. Pros: Price Sound Build Quality Narrow Stance
Good speakers but flawed Written By Tim, Denver CO on Thursday, April 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So these speakers can be downright amazing at times at first I could find no flaw.But with time I had some issues. Classical,Jazz,other forms of instrumental music like Tangerine Dream,Kitaro,Vangelis etc..some Rock,Blues,,acoustic guitar all sound great. But some Rock music I just find something not quite right with treble and mids. I tried a lot of different positions in placement. And while I was able to get it almost there it still just not quite right. I guess we could blame the recording but I can listen to the same recording on other speakers and not have that problem. So this speaker although great for most of my music collection and always growing wasn't able to be a perfect 1 stop solution. So I looked into getting some bookselfs to switch between that and these towers for different music. Now I just think a different pair of towers but probably be a perfect 1 speaker pair solution. I really like these PSB speakers but there not perfect. Perhaps any potential buyer should try to see if they can listen first with their own music and see if they are right for them. Although these PSB speakers are amazing and almost perfect for a lot of music it's not ideal. Pros: Great with most music but not perfect,powerful bass,great vocals,nice build quality Cons: Something not quite right with treble and mids on some music
Amazing Speakers Written By another music fan, Nevada on Tuesday, February 07, 2012 I have a had some decent equipment before so the first thing to impress was not the resolution,detail or how involving music can become with quality sound equipment. It was the vocals I've never heard vocals sound this good before. The highs also impressed me in how powerful they are and extended but never bright or harsh. The vitality these speakers also bring to music really impressed me and with the right music the dynamics are powerful and have a very emotional effect. The bass is powerful with a great texture and never bleeds or bloats into the mids or highs. If your only purpose is home theater unless you really have the money these are overkill I would go with the Infinity Primus p362/3. If your music collection only consists of modern day pop/rock although it's a album to album basis you'll likely not be impressed for the money since a lot of that music can be extremely compressed. So perhaps a cheaper speaker set. The great thing about these is you can expand your music horizon classical sounds so good on these that I've been buying and listening to a lot of that in the several months since I've owned these as well as other music and genres. My music is primarily 70's rock,hard rock,blues. For stereo use you will want to make sure you have a good amp such as Marantz PM 5004 integrated amp you will want to skip and avoid Sony,Onkyo,Denon,and Yamaha I was pretty shocked at how much difference a quality amp makes. Pros: Vocals,highs,bass,vitality to music overall how great music can sound Crutchfield doesn't sell some other known great speakers but PSB is the best sounding I've ever heard if your looking for or considering speakers try out PSB Cons: Unless you already have one a quality amp really matters so that could be another $450 or so you will need to spend to make sure you get the most of the PSBs I've tried some cheaper amps and the speakers were very disappointing sounding if I didn't have a better amp I would've probably blamed the speakers so you need a quality amp. I use a Marantz PM 5004 integrated amp skip and avoid cheaper things like Onkyo,Sony,Denon and Yamaha.
Outstanding Speakers at this price!! Written By Boog, St. Louis, MO on Monday, April 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was in the market for new speakers so I called my audiophile friend and he immediately suggested the PSB T6's - especially if I didn't want to blow my budget, which you can easily do on high-end speakers. I bought the T6's without even listening to them beforehand (which is crazy) and all I have to say is WOW. After a few weeks of breaking them in they sound absolutely fantastic. I have them bi-amped and they are producing great crisp highs and a robust, full sound from the mids and woofers. This is really an outstanding speaker for the price. I got the PSB T5 center speaker to compliment them and it sounds so nice. Highly recommend the T6 to someone looking for a audiophile quality speaker at a fraction of the price. Watch out, they are easy to knock over due to their height and narrow width - something to think about if you have kids running around the house.
PSB Image T6 Written By George S, New York, N Y on Monday, February 21, 2011 This is my first major upgrade to a pro-audio level of speakers, just used for two channel listening. I am very pleased with the entire spectrum and full range of these speakers, couldn't be happier with the sound reproduction. It should be noted that the cabinet finish in cherry is not a wood veneer - while this is disclosed, speakers in this price range should have a wood veneer. Other than that, it is a fine system
Spectacular Written By Ryan, Wilmington, De on Wednesday, September 29, 2010 I first want to start off by saying this is my third set of home theater towers in my personal collection., I previously owned the Klipsch RF 15, Polk RTIA9, and now these, all of these were hooked up to an amp going through a Pioneer SC07. While one could argue the Polk RTA9's are much more of a speaker in many aspects then these, i would argue that these speakers are hands down better. They are extremly warm, nice amount of bass, amazingly loud, and can hanle anything you through at them. For the price i dont think you will find a better speaker. On the side i install home theaters....and these speakers would be my number one choice for any novice AV person. Buy them...and i guaruantee you will be pleasantly suprised.....there are many good reviews of these speakers from professionals out there....They are all true!


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This is a good choice for my living room since I just had my hardwood floor refinished and it is a more golden honey color now. The rug looks great on the floor. One end was curled slightly from being rolled up, but it came out just as soon as I curled it the other way. The colors are subtle and the rusty orange and grey is lovely. The pile is thick, no odor, no piling or fluff. Friends are oohing and ahing!
The color is actually pumpkin and I love it Also like the quality of rug.
Love the rugs! Colors are warm yet somewhat neutral. Quality is great! Delivery was soooooooo much quicker than I expected. Price was great at the sale rate. I do recommend keeping an eye on price as sales do seem to occur.
I was very excited to get this rug. The colors are a bit softer than in the image, which worked out for me. It matches my new sofa well, and I'll be looking for more furniture inspired by its muted colors. The rug is very thck and luxurious feeling, and while there was some initial fuzz, after a few vacuumings, that has disappeared. It's modern pattern and feels very stylish. I'd recommend it for anyone.
For me it was a huge disappointment. I have been looking forever for a rug to jump out at me and this one certainly did. I still read all of the reviews, several times or several weeks, before feeling confident that what you see is what you get. In fact at the time of purchase only one reviewer thought as I now do that this rug looked very different in person and it was no in a good way. Can't beat the price and there is nothing wrong with the quality. I was fortunate that this 8x11' rug was packed so that i did not have to completely unwrap it to see that it wasn't what I hoped. Overstock made it really easy to return and get my refund.
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Algunas veces Soporte de Kaspersky Lab necesita obtener una captura de la pantalla con el mensaje de error o con una ventana de parámetros del producto de Kaspersky Lab (un Experto de Soporte le informara sobre la manera de enviar la captura de pantalla). Para crear la captura, realice lo siguiente:
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The Temp directory is a folder used to store temporary files. When a program ends, the temporary files are deleted. However, sometimes these files are not deleted, for example, when a program is exited improperly. Cleaning, or deleting, the contents of the Temp directory frees up space on your hard disk.
In order to delete all files from the Temp directory and to free up space on the hard drive, perform the following actions:
The folder containing temporary files has been deleted.
En algunos casos, los especialistas de Soporte Técnico de Kaspersky Lab necesitarán que les proporcione una copia de la pantalla donde se vea un mensaje de error o la ventana de configuración de un producto Kaspersky Lab (el experto de Soporte Técnico le indicará el tipo de captura que debe enviar).
Siga estos pasos para hacer una captura de la pantalla:
Siga estos pasos para hacer la captura de la pantalla:
Encontrará información más detallada sobre cómo crear una captura de pantalla en el sitio oficial del Soporte Técnico de Apple:
Una vez que tenga la captura de pantalla que necesita, cree una solicitud de Soporte Técnico de Kaspersky Lab mediante el servicio Mi Cuenta Kaspersky. Adjunte la captura a la solicitud.
Lea las preguntas frecuentes sobre Mi Cuenta Kaspersky donde encontrará instrucciones detalladas sobre el funcionamiento de este servicio.
Exprese su opinión sobre el diseño de este portal y páginas que podrían ser mejoradas o infórmenos de un error.
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This colorway is made of all synthetic materials.
Named after a Rambo movie, the First Blood is Bobby Worrest's first-ever éS pro model. It's a clean, simple skate shoe backed-up with System G2 in the heel and a beer-inspired logo on the tongue. Seriously fun, the First Blood means business.
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NH's Sen. Ayotte laments cod, haddock fishing limits
The hearing was the first in a series being held as the committee takes up the issue of reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act, which regulates the commercial fishing industry nationally. A small group of senators heard from New Hampshire and Massachusetts fishermen and others about what changes they feel need to be made to the act.
Bullard said it bothers him, too, as a native of the fishing port of New Bedford, Mass.
"Now long-term is one thing — if you can't get to the long-term because you go out of business, then what difference does it make," Bullard said.
Bullard said the request was rejected both for legal reasons, and because the fish just are not out there.
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While away the hours before the big game with the Wild Sports NCAA® Washer Toss game! This set comes with 8 washers and 2 target boards, which fasten together for easy storage and transport.
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- Boards fasten together to create a storage box
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Suns Strokes: Phoenix falls flat against Memphis
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you Suns Strokes, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Suns' 92-81 loss to the Grizzlies on January 6.
The Good:
Possibly the only bright spot in the Suns' 92-81 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies was the fact that P.J. Tucker recorded a career-high 17 points. Tucker's previous career high was 15 points against New Orleans on November 23rd, 2012. That was also Tucker's ninth career double-digit scoring game.
The Bad:
The Suns have now lost eight of their last nine games. After snapping a six-game skid last Wednesday against the Sixers, the Suns have now lost two straight with losses to Utah and Memphis. Also after Sunday's loss, the Suns still sit at 1,999 wins.
The Suns have been held to 81 points or fewer in consecutive games for the first time since January 2005. Phoenix had been averaging 97.2 points its previous five games before playing the Jazz and Grillies..
The Suns recorded only one fast break point and were outscored in the paint once again 44-34.
Phoenix also had just two players score in double figures, Tucker (17 points and Marcin Gortat (12 points). Gortat was also two rebounds shy of keeping his double-double streak alive.
� Wesley Johnson made a rare appearance for the Suns Sunday night. He played first half minutes for the seventh time this season and for the first time since December 9th, 2012 against Orlando. He scored six points on the night.
� Johnson saw minutes in place of Michael Beasley, who didn't play due to a coaching decision. In his past four games, Beasley had just four points on 2-of-12 shooting.
He Said It:
"As a whole organization, we're all in it together. You definitely can never fragment and point because we're all professionals and we all have a little to have to do with this. It's not just one guy making mistakes. The only disheartening thing is that it's the same mistakes. It's the bad shot selection, the turnovers and that's not gonna win you these games. Plus against a really good team. That's a good team that when we played the right way last time, we beat them." - Jared Dudley
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BTW if you use Rxxx terminology didn't we already ship R900 ?
R6xx - HD2xxx, HD3xxx
R7xx - HD4xxx
R8xx - HD5xxx aka Evergreen
R9xx - HD6xxx aka Northern Islands
Now you get to guess about numbers as well as names
That would be even more confusing, if such a thing is possible
Seriously, GPU instructions have always been much closer to RISC than CISC, especially ATI/AMD GPUs. They're all single-clock, and there are relatively few instructions -- lots of opcodes but those are mostly subtle variants of the same basic function (eg 6.02*10^23 different compare operations).
One could argue that VLIW RISC and CISC are both "complex" from a sufficiently abstract point of view but I don't think they are generally regarded as interchangeable. The transition really is from VLIW RISC to non-VLIW RISC.
The slides presented at AFDS talked about 1 scalar unit plus 4 SIMDs (sometimes called vector ALUs) per compute unit (CU) - see pdf for session 2620 at :
I think it's fair to say that the instruction sets for both scalar and vector units can be considered RISC, just like the instruction set for the VLIW core, but the RISC vs CISC topic is almost as dangerous and open to debate as religion or coding standards.
The whole discussion is made more complicated because we used to talk about "vector operations" (eg the RGBA components of a pixel) being handled in a single vector instruction on 3xx-5xx GPUs or by using 4 of the VLIW slots on a 6xx-Cayman GPU. With GCN and beyond "vector" is being used the other way, referring to the 16 elements of the SIMD as a vector.
That's why the SIMD aspect seems new -- VLIW was visible to the programmer while SIMD was not, so it got talked about the most. Now that VLIW is out of the picture SIMD is the most visible thing, and we have to talk about it because a CU contains SIMDs *and* a scalar engine, so the natural terminology is "vector" for the SIMDs and "scalar" for the... um... scalar engine.
What we call a SIMD used to work on a 16x4 or 16x5 array of data, now it works on a 1D vector of data.
But it's still RISC
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BTW if you use Rxxx terminology didn't we already ship R900 ?
R6xx - HD2xxx, HD3xxx
R7xx - HD4xxx
R8xx - HD5xxx aka Evergreen
R9xx - HD6xxx aka Northern Islands
Now you get to guess about numbers as well as names
o yes bullshit bingo..... you can not name all hd6000 cards to 1 architecture because an hd6870 is an different architecture than hd6950...
the hd6950+HD6970 are the HD7000 architecture with and old production size 40nm
in my point of view all cards from hd2000 up hd4000 are 1 architecture
and all cards from hd5000 to the hd6870 are another architecture.
and the 6950-6970 are 1 architure themself.
why i think so? because there is no real different for the consumer .. directX10.1 is a joke no one use it no ohne need it and hd2000-hd4000 are broken by design for openCL and the old style amd compute stuff do not have marketshare no critical mass of market share and all cards are dx10.
then the dx11 cards with opencl support
and then the new hd7000 architecture.
from a consumer point of view it shows different than on an technical point of view.
example: how cares about the UVD unit on the hd2900 chip if the chip is broken by design ? and then amd need to support this stuff in shader?
but technicaly its the same UVD architecture than the hd3000 only with bugs.
another example is the OpenCL "nvidia style" cache buffers the hd4000 do have all the cache buffers but broken by design so only 1 of 2 can be used.
but for an consumer how cares?
but hey,, you are right there are no adequate numbers but the orginal ATI plan for R900 was an complete new architecture like the RISC+SIMD architecture "HD8000"
for me its the same.
lag of manpower or lag of money to pay manpower.
its the same!
call it lag of POWER
the Humble Indie bundle shows Linux do not lag on money.
Linux only Lag on organization. its to much chaos.
we just need open-source fan-boy hardware to fund super ultra MAREK ...
i send 13,37 euro to Marek in the past !
everyone should do the same!
just search your personal hacker you like and send him 13,37euro.
Hmm... the easiest chip to write drivers for is the one that is already supported by the drivers we have. The new architecture is easier to write applications for, but on balance it's probably harder to write drivers for the new architecture than for the old one.
The new architecture does open up the possibility of using some new tools in the driver stack (ie ripping out what already works and putting something new and unfamiliar in its place then going through another few years of learning curve) but that doesn't align with any definition of "easy" I have ever used
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Re: the steam punk (no girl)
I think this design would look better if it was shrunk down a bit on the shirt. He looks way too big on the shirt.
Re: ESCAPE
Cute! I love the concept and you executing it quite nicely! GMV!
This feels better without the girl, but why did you take out the wind-up key, too?
Re: Let's Play
The robot looks cool. Doesn't exaclty make me think of steampunk though. The overall design is nice but is not unique.
Re: Steampunk Willie
Steampunk Willie
And bring back the steam and red eyes.
Not really sure what to say... ...is that Mickey?
Re: Vintage Special Ops
I like the vehicle, but the rider looks weird to me. still, GMV!
Re: Mechanical Heart
I would dig this without the blue box behind her. :\
Re: Steamway
Haha... Nice... I was thinking about doin a segway too, but you did a much better job. GMV
melite wrote:Not really sure what to say... ...is that Mickey?
You've never heard of the original Steamboat Willie? It was pretty much Mickey Mouse's first animated cartoon. Nice play!
Re: Super-punk
Awesome concept! GMV!
It's a rodent like creature with similarities to Mickey Mouse, however there are numerous differences: No double curved point on the forehead, oddly shaped ears, a little rodent nose, a different tongue, and completely different clothing, hat, and eyewear.
wonderful stretch outside your comfort zone. Great job tackling a new style, Boots!
hellooo copyright infringement!
byrbwr wrote:hellooo copyright infringement!
Hello parody. Obviously it skirts the line, but I think there's enough changes to make it parody. Tattle away and let woot decide. I won't moan about it if it does get rejected.
Re: Steamworks Operatica
Not themed as I'd hoped, but hey it's gorgeous nonetheless and seriously the ONLY thing so far worth a vote. Submit more!
Re: Of the Moment
I would love this minus the patchy style, which I do not think will print well. Reminds me of RamyB's 'Sea' submission (which is a good thing!).
Funny take on it... Hope it is not found to be copyrighted.
tgentry wrote:It's a rodent like creature with similarities to Mickey Mouse, however there are numerous differences: No double curved point on the forehead, oddly shaped ears, a little rodent nose, a different tongue, and completely different clothing, hat, and eyewear.
I don't know... I like the idea... A parady of the steamboat willie cartoon, but it still looks an awful lot like Mickey in the face-even with your modifications. Maybe add some whiskers?
Re: Iconographic Selector Unit
I agree with the above.
mitchellp wrote:I don't know... I like the idea... A parady of the steamboat willie cartoon, but it still looks an awful lot like Mickey in the face-even with your modifications. Maybe add some whiskers?
Hey that's not a bad idea. Might go well with the rest of the get-up. Removing and resubbing, thanks.
Thanks everyone for the support, glad that some of you are liking the design
hmmxkrazee wrote:The textures on the robot are friggin amazing. Great work! May I ask how you did them? jeje And what do you use to draw? a Tablet? Photoshop?
The textures were...fairly complicated to do, honestly :P Some parts are a simple linear halftone done in photoshop, and then that is juxtaposed next to a square halftone that was done from a combination of gradient>grain>motion blur>watercolor>dry strokes>cutout, made into a square halftone. The colors of the differently shaped halftones were varied using my 6 colors, and then I hand-textured over the entire thing just with the brush tool Hope that explains things to some degree- And to answer your other question, it is in fact tablet+photoshop.
braveBebe wrote:What are you talking about? The robot is cute too!
I think he was referring to the dog as the not cute one ;) I just wanted to quickly address some of the comments related to the "steampunkness" of this design. I wanted to include the dog to create a clear contrast, but at the same time show the humanity of the robot. The original design was actually a train instead of the dog, but I decided that I preferred the dog because it showed a more emotional side of the robot in a subtle way. I think everything about the robot says steampunk, from the colors to the gears to the shapes chosen, and I don't think the presence of the dog changes that. Clearly, the dog makes up a very small portion of the design. The reason I chose the dog as the thumbnail was to try to get people to click to see why a dog was entered in the steampunk derby, only to find that it's mainly a picture of a giant robot. I wanted to make the robot awkwardly cute while maintaining it's large size, and hopefully I achieved that. I'm sorry to anyone who thinks that this design is unoriginal, etc., but I think I achieved what I was going for fairly well. Thanks again to those who have left kind words about the design
Re: Best Worn With Goggles
I almost feel like the design is too square. Like maybe if there were bits poking out and the some space around the edges missing.
Favorite. (win)
cobolisdead wrote:I like the vehicle, but the rider looks weird to me. still, GMV!
It's because the rider looks like he's in army fatigues or camo. The shadowing seems to be off.
Back up to old antics are we? I'm waiting for the Punk part of SteamPunk to come in... oh wait..
Re: Mechanical Love
I really like it +1
I normally love your work bootsboots. This just isn't working for me. As another poster said, it is a great step outside of your comfort zone, and for that I do commend you. This feels very mechanical, sure. It just doesn't scream "steampunk" at me. It's a good try though. (Don't worry Boots, I still adore your shirts and your art. <3)
Re: I am a Puppet
These colors are fine together. I like it!
Steampunk Willie With furry face, whiskers, no double curved point on forehead, smaller nose, different shaped tongue, larger snout, smaller mouth, and completely different wardrobe, hat, and goggles.
Re: Soul Mechanism
How is this steampunk? Oh, I guess it has gears... Gears make things automatically steampunk, right?
Re: ba ba bamp ba ba ba ba bamp ba am i doin it right?
Hahahahaha. (Needs more gears!)
databit wrote:Needs more steam.. oh and cow bells.
I've got a fever... but really, where's the steampunk? this looks like just a clockwork type thing... That bothered me about that dinosaurs shirt recently... was clockwork with mysterious steam coming out, but why?!?
databit wrote:/anyone notice that the title of this entry changes in the comments? Just noticed it myself.
It's just the filter working as designed.
koronae wrote:I normally love your work bootsboots. This just isn't working for me. As another poster said, it is a great step outside of your comfort zone, and for that I do commend you. This feels very mechanical, sure. It just doesn't scream "steampunk" at me. It's a good try though. (Don't worry Boots, I still adore your shirts and your art. <3)
That's ok. I really did this design as a challenge to myself to do something a little different. As long as I accomplished that, I'm good.
re: let's play
So I feel like steam-powered =/= steampunk. This doesn't feel "rough" enough for steampunk. You'd never see a dog in steampunk. Ever. Especially one that looks like that.
Looks quite a bit different. Body shape is different, background is different, the tail is in a different position... It looks like it was used as a guide, but not traced.
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Empires of the Sun
When it comes to buying second homes, shoppers often flock together. Here is why Chicagoans are crossing Lake Michigan, California tech execs are hitting the beach in Tahoe and New Yorkers are heading south.
New Yorkers Invade Miami
After a series of sluggish years, Miami's luxury condo market is reviving, thanks in part to help from an unexpected source: New Yorkers.
Although buyers from Latin America and Europe have been lauded for helping to revive the city's property prices, developers and real-estate agents now say it's a new crop of Americans, mostly second-home buyers from New York, that has pushed luxury prices in Miami to a new level—and stirred a buying frenzy.
"A lot of them are buying now because Miami has really changed over the last couple of years, with a ton of New York restaurants and hotels opening up, with new development, and that has really made New Yorkers more comfortable with purchasing," says Vanessa Grout, chief executive of Douglas Elliman's Florida brokerage. She estimates that about 60% of her firm's luxury buyers are from New York, about double the percentage of a year ago. Edgardo Defortuna, president and founder of Fortune International, a Miami development firm, says New Yorkers now make up about 25% of all luxury buyers, compared with around 10% a year ago.
At Faena House, a condominium development with 10½-foot-tall ceilings and wraparound terraces, an 18,253-square-foot five-bedroom penthouse was just listed for $50 million. Over 25% of the project's 47 units are already under contract; 80% of those buyers are New Yorkers. "Miami Beach has never before seen prices like these, but New Yorkers have," says Oren Alexander of Douglas Elliman, who is handling sales for Faena House.
New Yorkers have long targeted Miami, but brokers say today's buyers aren't snowbirds looking for a place to retire, but often younger people who partied in Miami Beach in their 20s and now want a vacation home for their families.
When visiting family in Miami over a long weekend last February, Andrea Van Tuin, 41, and her husband decided on a whim to look at possible vacation homes. Two days later, they signed a contract for a 2,000-square-foot three-bedroom unit at Paramount Bay, a condo building with floor-to-ceiling windows and water views that, at the time, was still under construction. "We stepped into the model unit and just fell instantly in love with the views—it was a total impulse buy," says Ms. Van Tuin, an interior designer who splits her time between Miami and New Rochelle, N.Y., after living for many years in Manhattan.
And now that the stock market has recovered, titans of Wall Street are buying again. Financier Randy Frankel, who is a part-owner of the Tampa Bay Rays, splits his time between several homes including ones in Miami and New York. He owns a three-bedroom penthouse at the W South Beach and just signed a $6.4 million contract for a 3,500-square-foot five-bedroom penthouse at One Ocean, an eight-story luxury condo development being built by billionaire developer Jorge Pérez in Miami Beach's South-of-Fifth neighborhood. "When I'm at the pool at the W, there are so many New Yorkers around it feels like there's a hedge-fund conference going on," says Mr. Frankel. "It's like the Who's Who of Wall Street."
The new presence, brokers say, is having a radical effect on the high-end market, which until recently had been struggling owing to the global financial crisis and an overabundance of inventory. The average cost of a luxury condo in Miami increased by 32.6% in the fourth quarter of 2012 compared with the previous year, according to real-estate appraiser Jonathan Miller.
At the Residences at the St. Regis Bal Harbour, which opened in 2006 with condos priced from $2 million to $11 million, sales slowed with the economy. "Sales were completely stalled there until December," says Bryan Sereny, a broker with Miami-based Zilbert International Realty who has sold several apartments there. Jim Cohen, vice president of sales for the St. Regis Bal Harbour, says activity began picking up in 2011 and has continued to increase, with 77 units selling in 2012 and 38 units selling in the first three months of 2013. Meanwhile, pricing on some units has increased by as much as 30%.
In January, hedge-fund manager Ken Griffin paid $27 million for a 7,100-square-foot condo in the Setai on Miami Beach—the highest price ever paid for a condo in Southeast Florida. That record was broken a little over a month later when a pair of penthouses at Ian Schrager's new condo project, the Residences at the Miami Beach Edition, went into contract together for $34 million. People familiar with the latter transaction say that the buyer of those penthouses, also an American, edged out Cantor Fitzgerald Chief Executive Howard Lutnick in the sale by making a quick all-cash offer. Mr. Lutnick declined to comment.
"The market in Miami Beach is just out of control," says Ian Bruce Eichner, the prominent New York-based real-estate developer, who has recently listed his own penthouse at his Miami Beach building, the Continuum, for $39 million. "Ten years ago, if you said a penthouse on Miami Beach would sell for $10 million, people would tell you that you were out of your mind."
Mr. Schrager, who will unveil the Edition next year, says that seven weeks after opening the sales office in January, he sold out more than half of the project's 26 units—mostly to domestic buyers, for an average of more than $3,000 a foot. "It was a real risk to open with prices that were 200% higher than the market," says Mr. Schrager.
The Hamptons of the Midwest
Straight across Lake Michigan from the Chicago Loop is a ribbon of tucked-away beach towns. On the Michigan side, this region is called Harbor Country. Elsewhere, it's known as the "Hamptons of the Midwest."
Now, after a slowdown, Chicago's luxury buyers are returning to Second City's longtime second home. Roughly 80% of its vacation properties are owned by residents of the Chicago area, according to real-estate agents, including such high-power figures as the Daley family, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and former Obama adviser David Axelrod.
"There aren't six degrees of separation here," says Kim Pruitt with the Harbor Country Chamber of Commerce. "It's usually less than two, because it seems like everyone came from Chicago."
While the real-estate slump hit both sides of the lake hard—some estimate that lakefront prices fell 25% to 35% during the worst of the recession—luxury buyers began returning to Harbor Country last year. Now brokers say high-end inventory is running low. Last year, 25 beachfront properties sold, five times the amount in an average year, brokers say.
In January and February, seven properties priced above $1 million sold or went into contract, says Dan Coffey, a broker with RE/MAX Harbor Country in Union Pier. One sale—a 6,000-square-foot, six-bedroom, six-full-bathroom, shingle-style beach house on 2 acres, with 200 feet of lakefront—topped $4 million, a level not seen since 2005.
"You can already feel that the market has turned," says Donna Iwamoto with Coldwell Banker Previews International in New Buffalo, Mich. She and her partner, Karen Strohl, have already sold $25 million in real estate this year.
Harbor Country is considerably more low-key than its Hamptons counterpart. The hub of the region is New Buffalo, an unpretentious beach town 70 miles from the Chicago Loop. An Amtrak line runs on a single track through the center of town, providing connections up to three times a day to Chicago and Detroit.
For regulars, the season gets going when roadside burger place Redamak's opens March 1, or when visitors start queuing up for ice cream outside Oink's Dutch Treat. Family traditions thrive, including farmer's markets, ice-cream socials and a July Fourth children's bicycle parade.
As with the condos on Chicago's ritzy Gold Coast, the most prized homes front the lake, and are often set above the shoreline to offer unobstructed views. Many high-end homeowners enjoy their own backyard beaches, or access to a community beach, where on a clear summer evening they can watch a 9 p.m. sunset behind the Chicago skyline.
The links across the lake go back more than a century. In the early 1900s, the quiet village of Lakeside, north of New Buffalo, became a playground for industrial magnates and University of Chicago professors. Working-class vacationers, too, enjoyed a wooded, breezy refuge from Chicago's steamy summers. As in the wards of Chicago, ethnic vacation enclaves emerged on the Michigan side as well—Irish Catholics in Grand Beach, Jews in Michiana, Lithuanians in Union Pier. To this day, some of the most expensive homes in the region sit alongside smaller cottages, giving many neighborhoods an eclectic feel—and putting some luxury buyers off.
That is changing. A drive along Lakeside's most prestigious shore roads finds demolition crews tearing down more-modest homes to make way for sprawling new estates. "It used to be a lot of unheated cottages, and people would arrive Memorial Day and leave Labor Day," says Gail Lowrie, an associate broker at @properties, one of Chicago's largest real-estate agencies, which opened a Harbor Country office earlier this year. "No more."
Stacy Daniels, a retired patent attorney from the Chicago suburbs, and her husband listed their five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Harbert, with 104 feet of private beach frontage, for $3.495 million. After 11 years, they say they're ready for a new adventure. Once the home sells, the couple say they may go elsewhere—or just stick around and buy another home to be near their 15 grandchildren.
"If we want to have the culture of the city, we're just a train ride away," says Ms. Daniels. "And yet here, you have the quiet and you just feel like you've escaped it all."
Silicon Valley Reboots at Tahoe
The hottest new tech-industry accessory? A house in Tahoe.
Venture capitalist Steven Stull recently paid $11.875 million for a 10,000-square-foot waterfront estate on Lake Tahoe in Incline Village, Nev. David Duffield, co-founder of Workday, paid $25.5 million for another Incline Village estate, according to public records. It was the largest sale on the Sierra Nevada lake since 2008, says listing broker Kerry Donovan.
Brokers in towns surrounding the large freshwater lake, which spans the border of California and Nevada, say sales have picked up dramatically in the last six months, as spillover from the Bay Area's exuberant housing market has finally reached the area. The Nevada side of the lake has gotten an additional boost since California passed Proposition 30, hiking income taxes on the wealthy and increasing the appeal of owning on the zero-income-tax Nevada side.
Brokers say sales are surging on both sides of the lake. "December was the strongest December we've ever seen in the business," says Susan Lowe, the corporate broker for Chase International, pointing to data that stretch back to 1990. According to the agency, the first quarter of 2013 saw $246.4 million home and condo sales in the area, up more than 70% from the first quarter of 2012.
Jim Telling, a partner at East West Partners, which developed the Village at Northstar, says the company has seen a 72% increase in the number of home sales since 2011. Average prices rose to $869,000 from $531,000, spurred by a large number of $1 million-plus sales.
Kate Wormington, a 17-year Apple veteran who left in 2010 to raise money for an education nonprofit, and her husband, Dan, a current Apple employee, recently snapped up a fully furnished, four-bedroom home that was listed for $2.1 million. The ski-in/ski-out property is at Constellation Residences at Northstar, a Vail-operated ski resort in Truckee, Calif., that was recently overhauled to include boutiques, a skating rink and a Ritz-Carlton. Ms. Wormington, a mother of two, says she liked the area's friendly vibe as well as its amenities, such as ski valets and a chef-run s'mores bar. "It is amazing to me how many people you run into," she says, adding that they frequently see friends from the tech world and their hometown of San Carlos on weekends. "It feels like home."
The change in the area's fortunes has been swift and dramatic. Though the housing market in the Bay Area has been one of the strongest in the country, Lake Tahoe long struggled to recover from the downturn, with homes frequently sitting on the market for many months and selling well below asking price.
Despite the recent boom, prices still have yet to recover to their predownturn heights. Ms. Lowe says pricing generally dropped about 35% from the peak and is coming back slowly.
Martis Camp, a golf and ski community in Truckee that began construction in 2006, has sold 52 lots and homes since the start of January, says Brian Hull, director of sales, up from 27 at this point last year. Prices for lots range from the mid-$600,000s to $2 million and 108 homes have been completed so far. Mr. Hull says the influx of younger families from the tech industry has resulted in a number of contemporary-style mountain homes with glass-filled architecture.
"Silicon Valley is at the cutting edge of changing the way we live with tech," he says. "They're really doing that with interesting homes from a design standpoint."
Ms. Donovan, a broker with Chase International in Incline Village, the Nevada town where Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison has assembled a 7.6-acre lakefront compound, says Proposition 30 has had a positive impact on sales on the Nevada side. Though several high-profile sales have gone to tech-industry people, she says, the typical buyer is a wealthy baby boomer in finance or other industry from Northern or Southern California looking to relocate. "People are thinking, 'OK, I'd better just do it now,' " she says.
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