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Is this product review positive? Title: These are made in China... Review: I bought these after finding out Grado headphones are made in the USA, found out why these are cheaper than the sr60i & sr80i, these are made in China. They're not uncomfortable after a few hours of wear and sound spectacular (warm and neutral). My only complaints so far are that they look and feel cheap in your hands, and because they're very open backed, they project sound outward. I've had Bose Tri-Port and AE2 headphones and these are far cheaper and sound better than the AE2. We'll see how the build quality compares over time. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Pots and pans Review: Very pleased with Circulon pans. Very easy to clean. Light weight, which is a plus for us senior citizens. Very excellent cookware. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: DON'T BUY IT! Review: Although all of these movies are extremely enjoyable (it can even be fun to laugh at "Batman and Robin"), buying this collection at this point in time would be a serious mistake and I wouldn't want you to waste your money. I see that the sales are this are quite strong right now, #300 out of all of the discs available on Amazon, probably because of the new Batman movie (which looks quite good).There are rumors going around that Tim Burton recently recorded audio commentary on the first two films and it has been confirmed that Joel Schumacher is working on a restored director's cut of the third film, with many of the darker elements of the story that were deleted put back in. Obviously, then, we can be pretty sure that these films will come out quite soon with better treatment on DVD. This will probably coincide with the DVD release of Batman Begins late this fall. I think it's worth the wait, personally. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Great stuff here.... Review: Whoa! She's good. If there is a flaw it has to do with identifying the actual notes being played. As she plays through the piece to be learned she breaks it down into do-able chunks, but you must LISTEN since she doesn't name the notes played. This is true also for the Beginner tape. For an intermediate player this actually should not be a serious problem, but if you're ear isn't quite what it ought, proceed... but with a bit of caution.However, since the tunes are good and the teacher is great.... well.... perhaps it's time to just push the ears a bit.... Answer:
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