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Oh Ohhhh
Wow I just read that "Don't Buy a Panasonic Thread" and I just bought one
 It's a 50" Plasma and the bling bling was bang on this babe. I hope the sales guy didn't bsteer me abd on this what do you all think? The viz is top notch on the HD stuff and some first cut DVD's i've tried. I got one of those samysungs DVD that twist it up to 720/1080. I just asked on a dif thread how to post to the galleria when I do you can eyeball my crib THX M&M
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12-18-2003, 09:20 PM
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Uh, right. The 'don't buy' are normally posted by the folks who have had problems with a particular piece and have had to deal with poor service after that. All brands/models fail. As long as you like what you have, there is no problem. Most things that fail do so after a short time. If you have a major brand like Panasonic, warranty service if needed shouldn't be a problem. If it fails SOON, then talk to the dealer about getting another unit.
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12-18-2003, 10:16 PM
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I got the hook up cause i buy lots of other jingle quips so the dude told me it was good stuff. He said that I was the only one that he sold one to I bought it blind waited a sleepy month before the air ride dropped it off with some hercs to bring it in. I havn't had any glitches so I'll keep the Karma bank full and hope she'll ride on with no cuff.
Thanks Brother Lee this place Rocks I got lots of queeries I'll have to crank the search motor first so I don't dilly ya all with lamers. M&M
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Bling bling was bang....
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...955244?v=glance Here you go LEE BTW 8 mile is jus a road in Detroit pick this up for a translation Book Description The bumpin’ book for hip-hop disciples (a.k.a. fiends), songwriters, all other writers, pop culture fans, linguists, and parents who are just trying to figure out what their kids are saying. The inventive sounds of hip-hop (which became America’s number two music genre in 2001, outselling country) have echoed far from their Bronx beginnings of twenty years ago. Making its way from Compton sidewalks to suburban malls, garnering commentary from The Wall Street Journal alongside Vibe, hip-hop by definition delivers its messages in the most creative language possible. Celebrating hip-hop’s boon to the realm of self-expression, Hip Hoptionary™ translates dozens of phrases like “marinating in the rizzi with your road dawg” (relaxing in your car with your friend), including: • Big bodies: SUVs or luxury vehicles • Government handle: registered birth name • 411: the latest scoop or information • Bling-bling: diamonds, big money, flash and cash • Brick City: Newark, New Jersey • 1812: war, fight (as in War of 1812) In addition to the lexicon of idioms and beeper codes, Hip Hoptionary™ also features lists of hip-hop fashion labels, books, mixed drinks, and brief bios of America’s famous rappers, making this the ultimate guide for a Double H (hip-hop) nation.
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12-18-2003, 10:37 PM
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Yo whats the stamer bro? We ll aint that baby you know.
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12-18-2003, 10:54 PM
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Totally SICK man... Fo Shizzle Nizzle Dizzle... So you just got yourzizzle a Pannyizzle.... Im sorry M&M im just messin with you everyone on this forum likes to poke fun at each other sometimes... specially Kev whos from Georgia of all states..
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Poke away brother no worries I drive a Big Moded 3/4 ton 4x4 that any peckerwood from Peaches would drool on.
 I gota do some readin n' get educated on this stuff a bit so I don't get winked on the next buy. I got kissed on the last one. I 'm rollin hard on my Planks, Amps and Jingle quip but most of my peeps don't have a dime on this TV stuff. some think they do but they got those big projector boxes they roll to but I like this plate for my crib I can do it with the lights brite.  THX M&M
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Yah know....
I have heard the talk........But now to read it..... It's even better to see it in type... Guess one could consider it multi-tasking in an odd way... 
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M&M,
I take your questions seriously, but need a translation on this: Quote:
Like Mike says, you'll find we are a pretty tight group and do enjoy a little fun now and then. Everyone who has responded to you is a warehouse of information. In some cases the warehouse is a little bigger. Hip Hop is something I am totally ignorant on, although I can catch the meaning of most things I'm guessing that Hip Hop is something you do or don't do at your convienence and you are translating as you type? Judging from the equipment in your photos you are technically saavy and will pick up HDTV quickly. I sure hope you are reading this without the difficulty I'm having with the hip hop You've got questions, ask away. Looks like you are set in the TV department. I was curious about your other equipment, besides the A/V stuff. Thanks, Lee (Thanks Kev literal translation does not work "Bling bling was bang...." translates to "Jewelry was dead" who makes these dictionaries, an old guy like me )Last edited by LeeS : 12-19-2003 at 01:05 AM. |
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12-19-2003, 08:00 AM
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Lee sorry bro for not beein clear. The slang I use in not in a dictonary its different everywhere you go. Each city burough and even neighbourhood has it's own lingo. When I get reved up I forget that sometimes. I will try to keep that down in my posts but hey this place is so cool. I have to run to a rehersal right now. I will tell you all about my gear the details will be legnthy.
I am also a boater I have a 40' Crusier I see you may like the water to. M&M
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M&M "PECKERHEAD"
-Gee thanks- I help Lee out with a translation And you bomb on me? Just for the record I am from Detroit, via Chicago now living in Atlanta. Not all Peckerhead rednecks from the south like trucks. We drive Escalades. BTW Lee Bling Bling is serious cash.. 
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I was funnin Ya Kev
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BACK AT YA,
I did like the guitar collection.. Great home studio....
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It was 'peckerwood'. And I didn't need a dictionary for the translation  Big difference between peckerwood and perckerhead. Calls to mind some Jeff Foxworthy jokes, but I'll refrain Quote:
21' Centurion v-drive wakeboard boat. I drive, kids and grandkids board etc. Only trouble is that our season is a tad short. June through October (maybe). Quote:
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What the hell is a PECKERWOOD?
 Is that like a hard....
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Peckerwood Institute of America:
http://www.peckerwoodamerica.com/ Take the test! Lee I took the test, says most likely I'm a Peckerwood, does that mean I passed?  Last edited by LeeS : 12-19-2003 at 04:16 PM. |
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Ok Lee here are the deets Guitars All are 9.5-10 condition 1990 Jackson PS 4 Preformer (under Construction) 1990 Charvel 275 DLX all original 1988 Charvel Model 4 FireCrackle with preamp all original 1998 Godin LG Custom Duncan SH2 on Neck Custom Custom On Bridge One off made for me and documented 2002 Fender Corona Shop Tele with Duncan Mini 59 Hum Stack 2003 Gibson Les Paul Cherry Heritage AAA Flame Premium Plus 60's neck with 57 PAF Classic on neck and 57 PAF Classic Plus on Bridge documented 1985 Gibson SG there are very few of this model in this color all original 2002 Gibson ES-333 Customized to a Dot reissiue with original PAF's custom work done by local luthier it rolls 1978 Taylor 510 one of first 100 made in the Lemon Grove all original mint Guitar Amps 1962 RI VOX AC-30 with Top Boost and Blue Dogs 1980 Marshall 4210 with Celestion G12-75 1980 Peavy 5150 with 2 5150 straight cabs 4x12 each Schefields( at my Bro's Pad) 2002 Rooland Cube 30 Guitar Rig Marshall JMP-1 Tube preamp with midi BBE 482i Sonic Maximizer Berhinger DeNoiser DigiTech Gen 3 Modeler with midi Rolland Digital Delay with midi VOX Wah Tube screamer Pro Audio Behringer MX1604A Mixer with Phantom ASUS P4 Zeon with SCSI Raid and Delta 44 Sound Card with midi running Pro Tools and Sonar with 2 way midi TC-Helicon Voice Prism Plus with midi Fostex D-5 Digital Master Recorder 44.1/48 khz 20 Channel EQ Rocktron Gates/Expander Dolby Decoder up to 5.1 Crown CE 2000 600 rms per channel EV 7100 75 rms per channel Other Stuff Yamaha EZ30 Modified Polyphonic Velocity sens full bank of samples 1Mg DDR added 25 Drum kits, Bass, Percusion etc. 2way Midi 2-Shure SM 87 ECM's 2-Rode NT-2 ECM's 4-Shure Beta 58's Patch Bay Lots of cables to trip and fall on and a few other pedals that went where the socks go. Hope you can understand this I tried but my spelling is no jewl.  M&M
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M&M,
Thanks, sorry to get you so far off subject. A very interesting collection of equipment. I understand what most of it does Did you get a satisfactory answer to your Panasonic question? Lee |
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12-20-2003, 08:46 AM
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Yeah I trusted the dude who sold me it just that it cost big$$ and if it was a lemon then I would be paying him a strong visit. I did a search and know one has much to speak on these. I found good stories on the web about it but wanted to know if any real life peeps had one besides me. I guess I'll just have to wait and see. My Karmas good so It should be OK
I have learned alot of other stuff thats real cool I be talkin to my peeps like I'm a pro THX M&M
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