Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this guitar brand new and I have to say i was quite impressed. I have been playing for a long time and have played many guitars (I now own 8...). The flying v played great when I got it. The factory setup was pretty darn good. It is quite easy to get a variety of tones from the 3way pickup selector and the one tone knob. I was particulary impressed by the tone from the neck humbucker when played clean. It has a definite rock sound to it, but if you cut back on the tone knob a litttle bit, it mellows out into a nice bluesy kind of tone that sounds great. The finish on the guitar was flawless (I am always looking at rough fret edges and poor finish jobs when I check out a guitar). For the money- you cant beat this for a real Gibson. You can't even buy a decent import guitar for the money. I am very happy- rock on! Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is an extremely convoluted novel. There are multiple subplots which seem disconnected but then at the end are coincidentally brought together (maybe??). You spend half your time trying to figure out who's who. Maybe it's time for Cornwell to go back to "plot" school. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Subtitles for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired (SDH) do not exist on 3D version... Seriously! The producers of this product believe that Deaf people should not be allowed to enjoy 3D visual effects? Why? Because they can't HEAR? Major mess up on the part of the producers ability to reason who should be allowed to enjoy visual effects!!! Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I own a slightly different Book Owl product that looks almost identical to this one but comes without extra batteries. Compared to older book lights with 4-AA batteries and incandescent bulbs, this one looks and feels much lighter, more modern, and cooler. As noted, however, the LED burns with a blue light that is less friendly than the old-time yellowish light. More importantly, even when the batteries are at their peak, relatively little light reaches the page. Worse, because there is transparent plastic *above* the lamp, some of the light winds up directly in your eyes. Who knows what the designers were thinking! As a result, I do not recommend this book light. Answer:
