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Is there such a thing as a paint-able version of the QS8? That would certainly help blend them in to the room. Just checked and there is. You can send them a paint sample to match even.
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Exactly!
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Would it help if I put my salad in the smoker first?
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Sty(welcome back), I'm not really following the WAF here. As Randy mentions, the M22s are quite a bit bigger than the QS8s(in the vertical dimension), and this would seem to be at least as objectionable as the QS8s protruding about 3" more. If
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Yeah, the rear of the device. And yes, make sure you toe it in, and use premium wifi.
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Yeah, I think as long as both devices connect to our church wifi, it appears there would not be a distance issue. When you say rear camera, I assume your talking about the rear of the device, not the one facing the user. Should I toe the device in
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Been waffling on the VP160 since Christmas. 20% off sure pushes me over the line!
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It's only a single stream; you won't be able to do multiple cameras. The question is what software to use. I think you'll want Airplay mirroring, probably off of the iphone. That's going to have the best camera. You may be able to mirror the camera a
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that is to bad about the WAF, so you have no other options, like mounting them higher or ceiling angled downward. The on wall m22 is till a bigger speaker, just doesn't stick out as much. I suppose you could do what your asking, but performance wou
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Ok, the pastor of our church is asking me, since I do desktop/software support at work, if this would be possible. I am not an apple guy, but he is, so here goes. I am also open to other ideas, but we don't have much time or other equipment. There
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WAF and walking head clearance issues. Mainly WAF. I could potentially do M22 on-walls since they don't stick out as much as the Qs.
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Rick, you're the resident expert on smoking and shaving. If it weren't for you, we would all be sitting around eating salads and scratching our beards.
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Originally Posted By: fredkI love a wine with a big nose. Ahhhh. Chateau Klinger.
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Why can't you do an on wall mount? A directional speaker really isn't ideal for surrounds
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Originally Posted By: tomtuttleRick, we rely on YOU for smoking recipes and techniques! I have a recipe or two and the target temp of the smoker and the pork but thought maybe someone else had already done a slab.
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Originally Posted By: nickbuol It is still wrong, and when I win the Powerball Lottery tomorrow, I won't every do something as crappy as that. Why would you when you can just buy the place and tell everyone to get the heck out so you can be first in
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Very. I have to say, I really like the direction wines are taking. I love a wine with a big nose. There is something to be said for a wine that you can start enjoying before you take the first sip.
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It's been a while since I've posted and I come seeking advice once again. I've got the epic 80/500 combo that I've been enjoying since 2005. I've recently changed homes and unfortunately, the QS8s that I have for side surrounds aren't an option in m
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Thanks Scott. I use a similar marinade using lime juice instead of rice vinegar. I'll have to try that to change things up.
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Rick, we rely on YOU for smoking recipes and techniques!
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Anyone here ever smoked pork belly. We picked some up and now I'm in search of a good recipe and technique.
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I usually don't have issues with sugar in my marinades on the grill. Can't say I've ever really even thought about it! Say, what recipe was it that I promised you guys?
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