Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: My daughter purchased a Panasonic SL-SX289V. Withina couple of weeks it was busted. It fell onto alinoleum floor from a height of 2.5 ft and was ruined.The hinge/latch mechanism was shattered.A few bumps are inherent in the life of a portableelectronics gadget of any kind. Clearly Panasonicdidn't do their homework in designing their CD players. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: TAPED THIS OFF SKY PERFORMANCE A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO BEFORE THE CHANNEL DETERIORATED INTO THE MESS IT WAS BEFORE BEING SCRAPPED RECENTLY, THIS USED TO BE AN EXCELLENT CHANNEL 5 OR 6 YEARS AGO BUT OF LATE WAS SO BAD I KNEW IT WAS DOOMED JUST LIKE SKY ARTS BEING GIVEN THE KISS OF DEATH BY ITS NEW OWNERS SKY, WHEN WILL THIS GO THE SAME WAY? Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Good sound, kicks well and has decent accuracy especially after some burn in. This and the Polk are great values for their price range. It won't compete with something 4 or 5 times plus it's price, but most people can't tell the difference and don't particularly care, this does it's job and does it well. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The loops at either end are nicely stiched and not riveted -- having had rivets rip out in a flash I strongly prefer the stitching.The leather is a substantial 0.154" thick (a little more than the thickness of two US nickel coins).Initially the black leather lead is quite stiff. Although I rubbed it down with a bit of neatsfoot oil, I think the leather would have losened up anyway.I use the lead for obedience work on a headstrong 88 pound male Doberman. The lead is easy to handle (once the stiffness works out) and more than up to the task of stopping even an energetic beast his size.I can't say enough about the merits of a thin lead like this when handling a dog. I can easly hold all but the necessary 8" to 12" when heeling the dog and yet quickly go to 6' long when working on stays, recalls or jumping.It remains to be seen how this lead holds up on the long term, but at the moment I'm optimistic. Answer:

A: