Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Don't waste your money Review: The cables in this kit look large, but are mostly insulation. Poor quality translucent rubber at that. The cores are fine braided copper, and are easily damaged when attempting to strip them (took several tries). I finally hooked up the power and ground to my new amplifier, and the cables BROKE OFF under their own weight as i was carrying the amp from the counter to the car. I wouldn't trust the cables in this kit any farther than i can throw them. And they're hard to throw, cause they're all dangly and light. The RCA cable seems like it might be usable, and i can always use more zip ties, cable ends, and grommets. After seeing the quality of the cables, there's no way i'm using the fuse block that came with this kit.It would cost me more to return it than to just throw it away. I will never purchase another Boss product again. They should be embarrassed to market this garbage.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Just too sad, and, sadly, real Review: OK, I admit it, I've never read Mrs. Dalloway, and don't recall that I've ever read any V.Woolf. I'm sure there are many people who go through many days the way these three sad, beautiful women do, and I guess it's a testament to Mr. Cunningham's writing that he could show me this desolation, but it was hard work to keep picking up this book and live through this day with them. At times I thought the writing was just too self-conscious, too ornate; it distracted me from the story. Perhaps I'm just one of those meat-n-potatoes readers who likes story over style.I did like the ending; gullible me, I was surprised. I gave it two stars instead of three to avoid being wishy-washy, and I give myself five for making it through to the end of the book! I would not recommend it to the depressed, or to anyone suffering from post-partum blues!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: too many roads Review: This is one in the ubiquitous Falconguide series, and it has the same virtues and vices of all of them. Virtues: good info on the region, OK maps, OK trail info, good energy. Vices: the author seems to think that mountain biking is done on dirt roads. Almost all of the rides are on roads, and there seems to be a concerted effort to not talk about the famous single-track rides--most of the ST's listed are out-of-the-way oddities. If you want to ride classic single-track, this book is next to useless. Cosmic Ray's book is much better.Two months later: I reviewed this book after I bought it and before I went to AZ. Even then, it was clear that the book is almost entirely about roads and rarely about single-track trails. Now that I know the area, I am appalled. Bennett literally directs you to ride fire roads while ignoring the world-class single-track trails that run right around those same roads! Inexplicable. Good book if you hate single-track, I suppose.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: I'll put it simply... Review: Rolling Stone Magazine lost any credibility it once had due to the 2003 "Greatest Guitar Players of All Time". Also, don't even get me started on its ill attempts at being politically savy. 1-star is being quite generous. I'd like to add that while they praise The Beatles and Led Zepellin today, Rolling Stone used to slam their records when those artists, among others, were making albums.
