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So if I want a 60lb-63lb pull on my Prowler with Fury XT cam, what deflection Barnsdale limbs do I need? If anybody can help me, that would be great! I'm thinking 135, but that's basically a guess...
So if I want a 60lb-63lb pull on my Prowler with Fury XT cam, what deflection Barnsdale limbs do I need? If anybody can help me, that would be great! I'm thinking 135, but that's basically a guess...
What deflection are the limbs on it now and what is the max draw weight?
They are "70lb" limbs. I don't know what deflection they are? The number is not on them. There is a number on the inside of the limbs near the limb bolts, but they didn't seem to mean anything to me. 92012 I think....my bow is not in front of me
I think your best bet would be to call Barnsdale,their # is on their website.barnsdalearchery.com
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I will call Barnsdale if I have to. I don't want to come off the wrong way, but isn't this the "Martin Archery tech forum"? Why can't anybody from Martin tell me what deflection limbs I have? Is there nobody from Martin on this forum anymore? I guess I will try to call Martin tech support...
The deflection code may just be where you can't see it without backing the bolts out.
The number you are seeing on your limbs is the date of manufacture 9/20/12. If they are Barnedale limbs there will also be a deflection number such as B (Barnesdale) 195 or B175 or something like that. Possibly B135 limbs for your bow. and it is embossed into the limb, not written with any kind of marker.
I talked with Dave Barnesdale a couple years ago about just this issue. At the time he could not tell me what the deflection codes were because he didn't have equipment to measure them at that time, but had new equipment ordered to do so. Here's what I got out of the conversation. He builds limbs and machines them to certain thickness. Then they are suspended at two points and a 45# weight applied to the center of the limb. Then the deflection (bend) is measured in thousandths of an inch (similar to the process used for checking arrow spine). At that time his equipment was not capable of measuring limbs less than 14" long. There are a lot of bows today with short limbs (less than 14"), thus the need for newer equipment. I would have to assume he now has that equipment so should be able to answer your question or at least give an educated guess.
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I called the tech number and got an answering machine. I chose not to leave a message...maybe I should have. I guess I assumed that Martin would have some tech support on this forum since they direct you here from their website and I assume it is hosted on their website as well. Oh well, whatever....I guess I will call Barnsdale and see if they can point me in the right direction.
I wasn't going to bring it up at first, but in case anyone is wondering....the "Limb Issue" is not resolved on late 2012 bows as far as I'm concerned. I don't have a huge issue yet, but I do have a splinter on the corner of my lower limb. I don't want it warrantied, because I don't want a set of limbs that are going to do the same thing in 3 months...
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is this the same bow you have listed in the classifieds?
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The limbs say 3HP if that helps any....
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What does a loaf of white sandwich bread make you think of? For me, these pillowy, slightly sweet loaves conjure PB&J sandwiches in wax paper, french toast on Saturday mornings, and picnics in the park. If you've been thinking of trying your hand at homemade sandwich bread, here's a great recipe to make first.
This loaf accomplishes this balance by using a mix of water and milk, which helps keep the bread soft and tender. A pat of butter adds some richness and a few spoonfuls of sugar give it a touch of sweetness without tipping things into dessert territory.
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Basic White Sandwich Bread
2 teaspoons active-dry yeast
1 cup (8 oz) warm water
2 tablespoons (1 oz) unsalted butter
1 cup (8 oz) milk - whole, 2%, or skim
2 tablespoons white sugar
1 tablespoon salt
5 1/2 - 6 1/2 cups (1 lb 9 oz - 2 lbs 3 oz) all-purpose flour
Make sure the water is warm to the touch. If you can't comfortably hold your finger in the water for several seconds, wait for it to cool. Pour the water into the bowl of a standing mixer or large mixing bowl and sprinkle the yeast over top. Let this stand for 5 minutes until the yeast is dissolved.
Melt the butter in the microwave. Stir in the milk, sugar, and salt. Pour 1 cup of flour and the milk mixture over the yeast. Stir until this comes together into a loose, lumpy batter.
Add another 4 1/2 cups of flour, reserving the remaining cup if the dough is sticky during kneading. Stir until a floury, shaggy dough is formed.
Using the dough hook attachment on a standing mixer, knead the dough for 8-10 minutes. Alternatively, knead the dough by hand against the counter. If the dough is bubble-gum sticky against the sides of the bowl or the counter, add extra flour a tablespoon at a time until it is no longer sticky. The dough is kneaded when it is smooth, feels slightly tacky, forms a ball without sagging, and springs back when poked.
Clean out the mixing bowl and film it with a little oil. Form the dough into a ball and turn it in the bowl to coat it with oil. Cover the bowl and let the dough rise in a warm spot until doubled in bulk, about one hour.
Sprinkle a little flour on the counter and turn the dough out on top. Divide the dough in two and shape each half into a loose ball. Let the balls rest for 10 minutes.
Grease two loaf pans or film them with non-stick cooking spray. Shape each ball of dough into a loaf (see this tutorial for step-by-step instructions) and transfer to the loaf pans. It's important that the surface of the loaves be stretched taut; this helps them rise and prevents an overly-dense interior. Let the loaves rise a second time until they start to dome over the edge of the pan, 30-40 minutes.
Heat the oven to 425° F about halfway through the second rise.
Slash the tops of the loaves with a serrated knife and put them in the oven. Immediately turn down the heat to 375°F and bake for 30-35 minutes. Finished loaves will be dark golden-brown and sound hollow when tapped on the bottom. Remove the loaves from the pans and let them cool completely before slicing.
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It's not a bad idea to swirl a little hot water into your mixer bowl BEFORE adding the warm yeasty water. That way the yeast doesn't cool immediately when poured into the bowl.
Can you substitute margarine for butter in this recipe?
Tatterhood - Good suggestion!
Cese_Ed - The butter is there to add richness and to tenderize the bread a bit, so yes, I think margarine or even another oil like olive oil or canola would work as a substitute.
This maybe a silly question, but is there any reason 1% milk would not work? I assume because skim milk is acceptable 1% could work too.
David88 - Sure, 1% milk would work fine!
Thanks for this! I've been working my way through breads for the first time (already knocked out challah and Bittman's no-knead) and I'm thrilled to have a new recipe to try out, especially since I'm already a pack-your-lunch-for-work girl.
What would you think about swapping out 2-3 c of AP flour for bread flour and increasing the kneading time? In my experience, bread flour's higher protein content really makes for a less crumbly loaf.
This looks awesome. Would I be able to make it in a bread maker? Is it easy to adapt the recipe? I would still bake it in the oven.
@MsIngerman - I haven't worked very much with bread flour, but yes, I swapping in a bit would work just fine. You may end up needing to add a little more water.
@HollyCrawford - I see no reason why you couldn't make the dough in the bread maker and then bake the loaves in the oven! It's been a while since I used a bread maker, but if memory serves, I don't *think* you'd need to adapt the recipe at all. Anyone else have thoughts on this?
I have been using a similar recipe from Cooks' Illustrated (I think it is called Basic American Loaf or something like that)-- it has a little bit of honey added which makes the finished product extra-tasty.
I'm gonna try this bread today! Yesterday i tried to make it only half but got distracted hahahaha did half of some ingredients and full portion of others. Duh!
Great recipe for begginers on the bread making! :)
Emma, I have a question about this recipe and am hoping that it's not too late for it to be seen and answered... The loaf pans that you use, are they 1lb or 1.5lb pans?
Also, can anyone recommend a way to store fresh bread? Where I live there are no plastic bags available, and every time that I try to look for something on the internet I can only find bread boxes that store bread but don't keep it fresh.
I was wondering if you'd think whole wheat flour would work? I've had ehhh experiences using it, but I have a TON and it needs to be used!
Well, it's raising for the second time in the pans. We'll see. It is lovely so far. My yeast is kinda old, so it's not getting as high as I'd like.
@mandydavis - I'm using 1 lb loaf pans (8 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 2 1/2"). Do you have access to zip-lock bags? I usually store mine in a big ziplock! You can also store bread in paper bags (and many argue that this is the proper way to store loaves!). They start to stale and dry out more quickly, though, so I'd recommend freezing half the loaf if you don't think you'll eat it quick enough.
@Lilcharms - Sure you can use whole wheat in this recipe. I'd start with 2 cups wheat and the rest AP, and maybe increase the ratio up to 50:50 at most. I'm afraid this bread would turn into a brick if you went 100% whole wheat!
@Beth.MacEachern - Yes, actually! It's a pretty firm dough, so I think if you shape it into a tight ball, it should rise and bake off just fine as a free-form loaf.
@SuzeH - Good luck! I hope the loaves turned out well!
Will try this with half bread flour and half white whole wheat...my absolute favorite! If you haven't tried white whole wheat, you should...I use it all the time for pizza and it is a great way to use whole wheat without getting bricks and unpalatable baking items. King Arthur makes it and you can find it at your local grocery store.
Do you know if this would work in a 13x4 pullman pan ?
@StaceyRay - I've never actually cooked with pullman pans, so I can't say! If you try it, definitely let us know how it turns out.
I'm so happy to see this post. We should be making our own sandwich bread. I make two loaves each weekend and freeze them as soon as they cool, then pull one out before bed during the week to defrost. It doesn't take long and honestly? After using the dough hook I knead it by hand a few times on the counter and the feeling of the dough on my fingers and the smell of the yeast is so soothing. Plus your house smells like hot fresh bread all afternoon. (You may have to make two batches, by the way. There's nothing finer than hot, fresh, buttered bread and a glass of wine on a Sunday afternoon.) I've been using the Better Homes and Gardens recipe that calls for more milk and less butter but I'm excited to give this one a shot. People: bake your own bread! You won't be sorry.
I tried to make this recipe twice this weekend, and could not get a good result. I agree that 8-10 minutes with the stand mixer was way too long. I cut the time in half the second time, and it was slightly better, but I still think it was overkneaded or else the bread needed more moisture. Sorry this recipe didn't work out, probably better for me to to master a whole grain recipe anyway :)
Just finished taking it out the oven...amazing....even made mini loaves...no more store bought unless it is free...
I followed the recipe step by step and it came out exactly like in the pictures. It had an excellent taste and it was very easy to cut. Best sandwich bread I ever had in my life. I will definitely make it again
Your bread recipe is so amazing, I've had to make it 4 times in two days because so many people keep asking for loaves! I do have one question though, can you (or anybody) recommend some good loaf pans, big and mini please?
Thanks (:
@MANDYDAVIS do you have any plastic bags? Trash bags, store, storage (like Ziploc)...any would work.
@SHAYNA T Walmart has pans for small loafs, like muffin pan, but the cavities are not round, they're rectangular. Here's the link (it does say it's out of order but my local store has them instock, or you can try amazon/other online stores) http://www.walmart.com/ip/Wilton-Bake-It-Better-8-Mold-Mini-Loaf-Pan/15728037
your explanation is amazing :)
i only have one problem....when i put the bread in the oven it doesn't rise and become hard
i tried my normal oven and an electronic oven but the same result what should i do?
I made this bread today, and it came out wonderfully! I'm not an experienced bread maker, either. Your instructions are the best, clearest instructions I've ever had while making bread. Thanks so much for this recipe!
MAI_LGML - Are you sure your yeast is still active? It sounds like it might not be active or you're not kneading long enough.
I love making Julia Child's white bread.
Made this recipe today after trying several in the past week. My goal was to master a sandwich bread made from organic flour that won't have a crust so hard it will injure anyone. This is the best bread I have ever made! My two year old could chew the crust, it was easy to cut, and made sandwiches that the whole family loved! I also had the same problem with the hook, so I took it out after only 3 minutes and kneaded by hand. I may try to just knead by hand next time, but I'm worried the texture won't be as great. THANK YOU for this recipe!
this is by far the best white bread I have ever made, and I have been baking for years. Moist, great crumb,its like a super loaf of wonder x 1000.
just pulled my first 2 loaves of this bread recipe out of the oven ... the decision is unanimous! this recipe is a keeper! i've been making the ww bread recipe from this site as well and, while it is yummy (and healthier), this is without-a-doubt the yummiest homemade bread recipe that i've found so far. we have a little boy that LOVE PB&J's and i know that this will be a welcomed addition to his lunch box!
as the kneading with the kitchen aid, i've found that it works well to keep an eye on it and ever couple of minutes or so stop the mixer, work it off the dough hook, reset and restart. 10 minutes of interrupted kneading was perfect! during the 2nd rise, the dough did not top the loaf pans, but it seemed to rise just enough because when i baked it off, the texture was perfect! as soon as it came out of oven, my wife and i enjoyed a buttery-soft slice of homemade bread as we lounged around the house. mahalo nui loa, for this recipe! definitely will become a staple in our home!
This was my first attempt at making bread from scratch. I altered the recipe slightly using agave nectar instead of sugar. I also hand kneaded instead of using a mixer. The bread turned out fantastic. It didn't look exaclty like the pics because the weather has been a little cool here and it looks like it continued rising quite a bit after being put in the oven. It still looked awesome. No one could wait for it to cool, so we ate the first loaf while it was still a little crumbly. The second loaf was perfect for sandwiches after it cooled down.
Hi there! Im trying to make this bread but i have a problem. I'm vegan and I'm trying to make good sandwich bread! I can replace everything but the butter. Do you know anything that I can replace the butter with, or do you have a good recipe I can use?
@Cecilia123 You can substitute olive oil, vegetable oil, or vegetable shortening in for the butter. They all will have the same effect, but olive oil is my suggestion. It gives the bread the extra fat it needs to soften it, and adds a great Italian flavor also.
I've made this several times, and I do have some Pullman size pans but without the lids. It worked find in there, but made sort of small slices, so I am trying in regular pans this time.
When I make this, I sub out just a 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour for the white flour. It's still basically white bread, but with a little added flavor.
I do find sometimes i have to let it rise longer that the recipe says, but otherwise this recipe is spot on. I am not an expert breadmaker, but I assume different rising times depend on different climates and air temperature in your home. I live in Seattle (for reference).
I love this recipe! I would like to add flax meal to it. Is there anything I need to change in order to make it work?
Hello Emma,
I tried the recipe today, It came out pretty well, though I messed up a little [salt was little less] on measurements converting it to grams.
Thanks for the great recipe. Whole house had a pleasant aroma of fresh bread and yeast. Loved it!!!
I have 1 question, The out layer was kind of little hard inner part was soft, I did add around 30% of wheat flour, is it because of that?
Thanks a lot
hello there! is it possible to mix the ingredients a day before (then 2 hours rising then keep in the fridge) and then bake it the next day?
thanks so much!
I have a question about the directions. You say after kneading, to clean out the bowl and film with oil. Sorry if this sound stupid, but what oil are you using? I couldn't find "oil" listed as one of the ingredients. Thank you :)
I tried making this bread this past weekend. The flavor was really good but the first batch of dough I made was much to dry. I knew it looked too dry but decided to let it rise and bake it anyways. It never doubled in size the first rise and barely rose again after being put in the pans. I made a second batch and omitted almost a whole cup of flour. This dough was much better in texture. Still though I had a hard time with it rising, it doubled in size.....after 2 1/2 hours. I called my bread baking mother and she agreed with me, 2 teaspoons of yeast is not enough. Good flavor though, just add more yeast next time
I followed the recipe exactly, set the temp to 425 and turned it down to 375 as soon as I put the loaves in the oven. Literally, AS SOON as I closed the oven door.
Three minutes later they were black on the top and smoking so bad I had to remove them.
You might want to check your oven temperature using an oven thermometer. It sounds like your oven thermostat may be off. Also, it is usually best to use a rack in the center of the oven rather than one at a higher setting. Some of the top rack positions put your food close to a heating element, which may cause your food to burn before it cooked/baked throughout.
A friend gave me a huge bag of instant yeast and I'm completely out of active dry yeast. Can I use the instant yeast in this recipe? If so are there any changes I need to make?
This is my go to recipe for bread. It is the perfect sandwich bread. I make this recipe several times a month. Thank you for sharing this recipe and for giving detailed directions. I am a beginner with bread making.


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Pentax Shootouts and comparisons
I have decided to construct an article based on comparitive figures and specs from the k7 in regards to the Camera's in its class or near.
Whilst i own a Pentax k7 and cannot use it until the later of next week due to battery failure, i have been digging in the darkest depths of the net for information and statistics for this model to satisfy my concerns.
After much analysing, i have come across some beasty competitors in the prosumer market from major manufactuers.
In the This line up are the:
Canon Eos 40D
Canon Eos 450D
Nikon D300
Nikon D300s
Nikon D90
The Reason for this investigation is to put my mind at ease as to which camera is "actually" a better performer then the K7 or is the K7 mearly a gadget ploy ( a re-badged k20d).
I've noticed so many review sites giving each camera, full creditation for its performance, features, and Design, and each camera rarely gets bashed for poor anything, apart from minor details, and varience in features.
This seems too good to be true....if i'm honest, and after my research, i am thinking these camera's, in this particular market segment, are very "the same"
The same thing happens with graphics cards, and other tech hardware, where a chip used on so many different cards, gets re-issued to the public under a different product name/series. Yet they show minimal, to no signs of performance gain, other then features or additions.
No biggy right?...yes it is, when price is concerned. In the camera market, in particular the Pentax range, i find this to be the case.
In 2008 i purchased a k100 super from pentax's range, and tested it for over a month.
I had taken many shots with the camera in this time, with the idea of trading it in, if i felt it was not providing me with the performance that i needed. Sure enough one month later im trading it...so what?..you say.
I then purchased the k10d at nearly 230 pounds more after reading blogs and blogs of reviews, and at the time impressed me with its spec. I then proceeded to buy and use the k10 for about the same time, and found that they are the same in terms of performance just a bigger resolution. No difference in tonal ranges, grain, speed, and i studied these photo's for hours and hours, i took sample shots of the same scenes, at the same lighting conditions or near,they really are the same..im sorry to say. Yes the k10 is better equipped then the k100 super, but with no noticable image difference, whats the big fuss?. As for the k7, i'm sure once i start using it, i will take the same shots again, and i will find the same i'm sure, except the image will blow bigger at final print.
Ahh but what about the video?, you say, what about the metering, well ...
The video, is shall we say, is neither good or bad, its not good enough to do anything with, in terms of production, with its 720p, and leaves me to wonder why pentax settled for the average in this department, i mean it does'nt even auto focus, so you take a video and have to move the camera whilst trying to focus...lame...and novice feeling too. Again a percentage of RRP is due to this feature, a price i had to pay for their flagship model.
Heres how the k10d and the K7 fair against each other, using specs from the dx0mark sensor test.
The K10D
The K7
Notice how the K7 scores less in 3 of the 4 tests against the *K10d* leaving only a small margin of increase in terms of iso performance..
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BMC Racing Team's Martin Kohler enjoyed his best stage result in a grand tour with fourth-place on the Vuelta a España's mountain-top finish Thursday at Peña Cabarga.
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The past Swiss road and time trial champion was part of a 19-rider breakaway that led by more than 10 minutes at one point in the 186.5-kilometer race. "In the morning, when I saw the profile, I saw it was more downhill than uphill," Kohler said. "So I thought it was a good one for me. But in the end, it was too steep. The last two kilometers were sometimes like 20 percent." Kohler and a small group of survivors from the original escape were chasing solo stage winner Vasil Kiryienka (Sky Procycling) all the way up the 5.9-km climb that averaged 9.2 percent. BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri, who was following Kohler in the breakaway, said he preached a conservative approach. "On the climbs, I told Martin not to be afraid to sit on on the back, and always on the top of the climb to go up to the fourth or fifth position in case there were gaps on the descent," Sciandri said. "I think he did a great ride." Being a part of his third significant breakaway in the three-week race, Kohler said he knew Kiryienka could not be caught. But he was hoping for a podium finish. "(Third-place finisher) Adam Hansen attacked on the steep part and I followed him the first time," Kohler said. "But then he made a gap of 15 meters, 20 meters, 50 meters." Chris Anker Sörensen (Team Saxo-Tinkoff) was runner-up, 28 seconds behind, while Hansen (Lotto Belisol) finished at 1:18 and Kohler at 1:34. In the overall standings, Chris Horner (RadioShack Leopard) finished sixth and moved within three seconds of race leader Vincenzo Nibali (Astana Pro Team) with three stages remaining.
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September 3 – December 28, 2013
The Kreeger Museum is pleased to announce the opening to the public of Mindy Weisel | Not Neutral on September 3, 2013. This exhibition is comprised of three significant bodies of work that parallel one another in large-scale human and environmental tragedies – Paintings of the Holocaust (ca. 1980), Survival of Beauty (2010), and After Tohoku (2012). In each series Weisel reveals her exploration of deep emotion through color, gestural marks, surface tension, and composition. These works are profound expressions of the triumph of beauty, reconciliation, and healing over human tragedy, loss, and destruction.
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text: Klipsch KMC 1 Portable Bluetooth® powered speaker system with aptX® audio streaming (Blue) Zoom Blue Back (shown in black) Blue Photos Videos Item #: 714KMC1L Review Summary 4 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $299.99 Available options: Black-$299.99 Blue-$299.99 Red-$299.99 White-$299.99 Yellow-$299.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 300 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 300 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 Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Our take on the Klipsch KMC 1 by Ralph Graves Bring along the Klipsch Music Center KMC 1 just about anywhere you'd like to listen to your music. This powered speaker is compact and portable, but it delivers surprisingly big, robust Klipsch sound. Portable and powerful (Yellow pictured). Bluetooth connectivity for music and talk The system features aptX audio coding, an advanced form of Bluetooth that allows higher-fidelity sound with compatible Bluetooth devices. The KMC 1 is backwards-compatible with earlier forms of Bluetooth, too. So you can wirelessly stream your music from your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or other portable and still enjoy outstanding sound. If a call comes in on your smartphone while you're listening to your tunes, you've got choices. Answer the call and use the KMC 1 as a speakerphone to talk hands-free. If you don't like the interruption, terminate the call, or just ignore it — all from the KMC 1's controls. Innovative speaker design The system has two 2-1/2" high-performance full-range drivers, each in its own sub-enclosure to prevent cross-interference. Dual 3" passive bass radiators ensure low tones are present to give your music depth. And the KMC 1's advanced digital signal processing and equalization ensures your music sounds clear and detailed at any volume level. Power to spare The built-in rechargeable battery provides up to 16 hours of continuous operation — more than enough for a day at work, or a day at play. It can also serve as a power bank for your portable device. A USB port lets you charge your smartphone or tablet from the KMC 1. And there's an auxiliary input so you can play non-Bluetooth portable devices through the system, too. The soft-feel paint and metallic accents create a look that's rugged yet stylish. See more info on this item Highlights:Bluetooth wireless streaming from compatible audio sourcesAptX® technology for high-fidelity streaming with compatible devicesBluetooth range: approximately 30 feettwo 2-1/2" full-range drivers with two 3" passive bass radiators20 watts total system power (10 watts x 2)40 watts system peak powerbuilt-in microphone for hands-free wireless speakerphone operationstereo minijack input for portable devices (mini-to-mini cable included)USB port for charging smartphone or tabletAC power adapterbuilt-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery lasts up to 16 hours10-1/4"W x 4-1/4"H x 3-7/16"Dweight: 3.6 lbs.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Bluetooth powered speaker AC power adapter (w/ attached 56" DC cord) 3 AC power plugs (US/EU/UK) 39" Stereo minijack cable Instruction booklet Important Safety Instructions Warranty Information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Full-Range Sound: The Klipsch KMC 1 Bluetooth powered speaker employs dual front-firing 2.5" full-range drivers and dual rear-firing 3" passive radiators for deep, musical bass. 40-watts of peak system power provides lifelike, dynamic sound at any volume level. Built-in Bluetooth: The Klipsch KMC 1 powered speaker offers built-in Bluetooth technology for wireless audio streaming and hands-free communication from your Bluetooth-enabled mobile device. Wireless Audio Streaming w/ AptX: The Klipsch KMC 1 supports Bluetooth A2DP which allows you to wirelessly stream audio from your Bluetooth-enabled Apple iPod/iPhone/iPad, Android smartphone/tablet, Blackberry, or laptop/computer. You'll be able to stream stored music or music apps from your Bluetooth-enabled device. AptX audio coding technology allows for lossless, audiophile-quality streaming. You will continue to navigate your music and view song/artist information from your Bluetooth-enabled device. Hands-Free Communication: The KMC 1 features a microphone and a answer/end button so you can answer/end phone calls, talk on Skype, or use Facetime from the speaker. Using the built-in in mic, you can carry on your side of the conversation while the other party is heard through the KMC 1's speakers. You can even mute the microphone so you can hear the caller. but they cannot hear you. You will continue to use your Bluetooth-enabled device to view video calls, dial a phone number, and control advanced phone functions. Simple Pairing w/ NFC: A single button press pairs your Bluetooth-enabled device with the Klipsch KMC 1. The speaker also supports NFC (Near-Field Communication) technology for pairing. Simply tap your NFC-enabled Android smartphone to the NFC tag on the top of the speaker for instant pairing with the KMC 1; NFC is only available in select Android smartphones. The KMC 1 can be paired with up to 8 devices (only one can be used at a time). Once paired, the KMC 1 will automatically re-connect to the last device used when in wireless range (30'). Note: Due to the differences in Bluetooth technology, some Bluetooth enabled devices may be incompatible, function improperly, or may not support all features when used with the Klipsch KMC 1. Auxiliary Input: The Klipsch KMC 1 is fitted with a 3.5mm auxiliary input to connect virtually any portable audio device with a headphone output. USB Charging Port: The KMC 1 features a USB (type-A) port used to charge your smartphone or other USB-enabled portable audio device. This USB port does not support audio playback. You can choose to charge and power your device using either AC or battery power. However, charging with battery power will reduce battery life. If batteries are already weak, the USB connection will not charge your device. Rechargeable Battery + AC Power: The Klipsch KMC 1 Bluetooth speaker has a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery capable of up to 16 hours of playback time (at default volume). You can also plug the KMC 1 into an AC wall outlet. The unit will operate on battery power unless AC power is utilized. The unit's battery is recharged while its connected to AC power (takes 8 hours for full charge). During battery power, if no streaming or connected audio is detected for 5 minutes, the speaker will automatically go into standby mode. During AC power, if no streaming or connected audio is detected for 1 hour the KMC 1 will automatically go into standby mode. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Klipsch KMC 1 Reviews Average Customer Review: 4 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Great Speaker! Written By Brian, Yardley PA on Saturday, September 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very loud and clear for a small speaker! Pros: Sounds great and is easy to connect Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Klipsch Kmc 1 Review Written By MalibuMike, New York on Monday, May 05, 2014 This guy packs a punch for such a small speaker, especially for being in a relatively small package. You will get beautiful highs and mids, and while the bass isn't overwhelming, it very much enhances the overall sound for a speaker this size. It's actually shocking how loud this thing will go! It feels like a million bucks. Weighing 3.6 lbs., incased in a housing that is 4.3" H x 10.2" W x 3.4" D, it feels like a freaking brick - in a really really good way. When you hold it feels just as substantial as it sounds. Out of all three of the speakers, this one to me is the most appealing (more on why later). The housing of the speaker is a nice soft, solid feeling plastic, no creaks, loose buttons or anything of that sort. On the top, the touch controls work well. I've not had a single problem with them. I do also appreciate the rubber pad they have on top of these guys, very handy. KMC 1 has the extremely useful feature of providing audible indicators when you turn the speaker on, it pairs to your Bluetooth source, and when it's turned off. One thing I have noticed, which was an amazing surprise is that once connected to my Surface Pro. I can shut down the surface; the speaker will turn off (no surprise). BUT, when I turn the surface back on the speaker turns on automatically, and connects without me even touching it. It has NFC, you can charge phones/some tablets via usb, and use it as a speaker phone. I'm not sure what else you could ask for really, its feature rich! Pros: -Sounds great -Beautifully designed -A LOT of technology in a small package 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Not liking controls Written By Agrippa, Chicago on Sunday, May 04, 2014 Nice solid look and feel. The sound is rich. But I really hate the touch sensitive controls. I attach my iPod Classic via the AUX, and switching between AUX and Bluetooth with thick fingers is a pain. There is no click or any kind of tactile feedback when you press on the control panel. There is a delay before anything happens so you don't know if your initial touch did anything. You have to look at the panel and see if any of the lights go on or flash. Bottom line, I would not have purchased this speaker because of the controls. Pros: Solid look and hefty feel. Rich sound. Cons: Don't like the touch sensitive controls 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Klipsch KMC-1 Written By Gman., Vineland N.J. on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great speaker system for the on the go music listener. I carry it from room to room, it has really great sound like having a small hifi system. the highs are crystal clear and the bass is okay. I like to place it in a corner and low to the floor for a bigger base sound! It has bluetooth and earphone connectivity and it's great to be used for a soundbar for flat screened televisions. Nice price. Pros: Bluetooth and earphone connectivity, 8 hour built in battery back up. Cons: none . 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked Can I plug it in to 220v AC power here in Middle East? It is not available here. [ Julius Jun 16, 2014 ] 4 answers If you look at the AC power supply/charger that came with KMC 1. On the label it shows 100-240-50/60Hz.. It covers the US and International currents. The plug is supplied with International power adapters. Interchangeable too fit the most common types of outlets. You could also use an international/world adapter/converter witch can also be used for other electronics. These usually cost from 15 dollars and up. I hope this answers your question. [ RUSELL Jun 17, 2014 ] Thanks! Hope someone can help me about this. [ Julius Jun 17, 2014 ] The AC plug would let U know,and indicate Input 110-220 or 240v on the plug. If so indicated as in any other electronics, you are SAFE. Sorry,couldn't do check it being on a trip and without the product. Manny [ manny Jun 16, 2014 ] I do not know but it would surprise me if you could. 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Taco Time Copycat Pumpkin Empanada Recipe
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Pumpkin Empanadas
Flour Tortillas (large size)
Pumpkin Filling:
8 ounce block cream cheese (room temperature)
1/2 cup sugar
1 cup canned pumpkin
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
Cream together cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Then blend in canned pumpkin, vanilla and pumpkin pie spice.
Put about 1/3 cup of pumpkin filling in the center of each tortilla and spread around covering tortilla close to the edges. Roll up carefully and secure with a toothpick.
Drop each empanada in a pan of heated vegetable or canola oil. Heat oil to 350 degrees. Fry til golden brown. Place on paper towel to drain. ***Remove toothpick after frying!
Then roll each empanada in a mixture of:
1/2 cup sugar
1/8 cup cinnamon
Dip in Cool Whip or whipped topping.
Adapted from: Sweet Little Bluebird and our local Taco Time
Wow, those looks extremely delicious! Have never used pumpkin in that Way befare. Thank you so much for the recipe, and have a beautiful day
I've never had Taco Time, but this looks delicious~
oh my gosh! got to try these! have a whole pumpkin to use up! sounds delish. found your site through eatcake for dinner who has the most delicious stuff and now i see you do too…ugh! my poor waistband :/ lol
I have never heard of that either, but these look super incredible! Pumpkin and frying…YUM!!!
Yes, I also haven't heard of Taco Time but these look so delicious.
Taco Time is a restaurant similar to Taco Bell.
Sound delicious but now have to figure out how to bake them because I don't deep fry anything.
You can bake them too! Place them in a lightly greased 9×13 pan. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20-25 minutes. Remove from oven and moisten them with water on your fingertips. Just enough so that when you roll them in the cinnamon/sugar mixture it will stick to the tortilla.
oooo eeee! These look delicioso!
OMG I am sooooooooooo making these this weekend! Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Small can or large can of pumpkin?
The recipe calls for 1 cup so a small can will be plenty.
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Mmm I love their Cherry empanadas. Now, I'd love to have that recipe…maybe just a can of cherry pie filling (maybe add some almond extract)?
o.k. I have about 1 c leftover pumpkin from another recipe, but I can't believe that if you roll them up like those in photo, the filling just doesn't melt or leak or run out ? Have you folded them burrito/eggroll/or envelope style ? You know…sides in and then roll? Would that be better ? Or can you assure me it won't leak ? I just don't want to waste anything…effort or products.
These look soooo good. Gotta try them.
Thanks for sharing.
Sadly, I have never tried a pumpkin empanada from Taco Time. These look amazing! I think it's about time I tried them!
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Holy Moly these look good! I'm pinning the recipe to my sweets board. Thank you for sharing them.
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I just made these. They are delicious!!!
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Hi! why are you calling this empanadas?… Cause empanadas are from my country (Argentina) and these are NOT empanadas at all!
My mom owned and operated a Taco Time for over 20 years. She has retired now and I live in Texas where we don't have Taco Times. I miss it so much. This recipe sounds deliciouse. We just might have to try it.
I used to work at Taco Time when I lived in Montana and all we used to make these was a can of the pre-made pumpkin pie filling. We put a scoop of the filling in the tortilla, roll it up and then fry it. Serve with some whip cream and presto! They are so delicious!
Ive never heard of taco Time,but these look amazing!
I made these tonight and WOW they taste awesome! I just had 3/4 of the cream cheese block and didn't have pumpkin spice. But they were still yummy! We dipped them into lite cool whip mmm mmm. I've tried a few dinners from this site and all have been a hit. This was a first dessert recipe I've baked. Thanks again sisters for helping me change up the house hold dinner menu!!
How long can you make these ahead of time? Can you make them a day ahead?


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