I've given myself a budget for a new music system of around £100, what's the best I could get for that?
I'm just looking for something with pretty good sound quality and maybe has sockets for extensions like a turntable or ipod dock, bigger speakers.
D you think thi one would be ok? http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Want to buy a stereo system for around £100?
I have an old Sony RX77S (FROM 1998)In silver that works fine that is just collecting dust. I am going to put it in the bin next week if I cant find a home for it. If you live local you can collect it if you want it for FREE. It does not have all the latest gismo,s but it Plays 3 CD,s and tapes. and is 160 watts. Free for local collection. If it is still here next Wednesday it goes in the bin.
Reply:Looks okay-ish, but also looks a bit tacky. But if thats all you can afford, it should do the trick for you
Reply:Stay well clear of Goodmans! It's poorly made tat, I'm afraid.
The problem is you're not going to get much for £100 (my speaker cables cost more than that - each) and good sound quality is right off the menu at that price. You need to spend around £400-£500 for something basic, but with reasonable sound quality.
Check out the Richer Sounds website for some ideas.
Reply:nah thanks
Reply:Your Argos 'maybe' is okayish. It is not one of the better brands out there but it will do the job for you.
I am suggesting an alternative, you could always spend the money on a set of decent speakers for your PC.
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Saturday, May 22, 2010
Should I buy a treadmill?
The main reason why I do not want to excercise outside is because it is dark when I get home from college and I have an over-protective mother.
I am a student, so cannot afford very much. I found a manual treadmill for £75 from argos
Are manual treadmills any good? I usually give myself at least 30 mins free time in the evening, and usually watch a programme I really enjoy, so do you think that I would be unlikely to get bored if I watch this, while on my treadmill?
(If you would like to see the treadmill, this is the link)
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Should I buy a treadmill?
either strt walking around your neighborhood or go to your local mall and become a mall walker
Reply:If you have a bicycle, I would buy one of these....
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AAY...
It works great.
Reply:Lack of time is the most common complaint given by people for not exercising or following a fitness regime. If you are one of them, you can purchase a home treadmill. It is one of the most important and beneficial home exercise equipment nowadays.
But before purchasing a treadmill for home, you should take care of the following 10 points.
I am a student, so cannot afford very much. I found a manual treadmill for £75 from argos
Are manual treadmills any good? I usually give myself at least 30 mins free time in the evening, and usually watch a programme I really enjoy, so do you think that I would be unlikely to get bored if I watch this, while on my treadmill?
(If you would like to see the treadmill, this is the link)
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Should I buy a treadmill?
either strt walking around your neighborhood or go to your local mall and become a mall walker
Reply:If you have a bicycle, I would buy one of these....
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AAY...
It works great.
Reply:Lack of time is the most common complaint given by people for not exercising or following a fitness regime. If you are one of them, you can purchase a home treadmill. It is one of the most important and beneficial home exercise equipment nowadays.
But before purchasing a treadmill for home, you should take care of the following 10 points.
Have you had this?
hi
has any got one of these and what do you think to it http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Have you had this?
i have and i love it, there a bit renound for being a little faulty sometimes but the old saying of you get what you pay for works for this bit of kit.
george lucas wont be using one but it is a nice and easy mini dv cam.
fire on there buddy!! :)
Reply:sorry i dont link just in case there is something there that shouldnt.
Reply:i just brought one myself.
very cheap, very handy
these are the specs
Samsung VPD361 Mini DV
Camcorder. Was £ 179.99 Now £149.99
Focus: Auto/Manual.
Exposures: 6 x Auto exposure
modes.
33 x optical zoom.
1200 x digital zoom.
2.5in colour LCD screen.
DV output.
Features:
Widescreen recording. Wind
Noise Reduction. 8 x special
effects. 10 stage battery level
indicator.
Weight 430g.
Size (H)9.3 , (W)5.3 , (D)10.5cm.
Accessories supplied in box:
AC cord.
AC adaptor.
AV cable.
Battery.
Lithium Cell.
Instruction booklet.
Quick guide.
Essential Extras
TDK Mini DV Digital Camcorder
Tape
has any got one of these and what do you think to it http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Have you had this?
i have and i love it, there a bit renound for being a little faulty sometimes but the old saying of you get what you pay for works for this bit of kit.
george lucas wont be using one but it is a nice and easy mini dv cam.
fire on there buddy!! :)
Reply:sorry i dont link just in case there is something there that shouldnt.
Reply:i just brought one myself.
very cheap, very handy
these are the specs
Samsung VPD361 Mini DV
Camcorder. Was £ 179.99 Now £149.99
Focus: Auto/Manual.
Exposures: 6 x Auto exposure
modes.
33 x optical zoom.
1200 x digital zoom.
2.5in colour LCD screen.
DV output.
Features:
Widescreen recording. Wind
Noise Reduction. 8 x special
effects. 10 stage battery level
indicator.
Weight 430g.
Size (H)9.3 , (W)5.3 , (D)10.5cm.
Accessories supplied in box:
AC cord.
AC adaptor.
AV cable.
Battery.
Lithium Cell.
Instruction booklet.
Quick guide.
Essential Extras
TDK Mini DV Digital Camcorder
Tape
Digital Camera?
Is this digital camera any good?: http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Is 7MP decent? Would you be able to use the digital camera while it charges at the same time?
Digital Camera?
it is ok
but I would never buy it
while it charges
you can't use it
Reply:It looks like an okay camera, but for that price, there are definitely better cameras out there. Yes, 7MPs is okay too.
However, for that money, I would rather buy a Canon Powershot or Nikon Coopix. Even a Sony Cybershot would be better.
I'd bet money you can't use it while it's charging.
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Is 7MP decent? Would you be able to use the digital camera while it charges at the same time?
Digital Camera?
it is ok
but I would never buy it
while it charges
you can't use it
Reply:It looks like an okay camera, but for that price, there are definitely better cameras out there. Yes, 7MPs is okay too.
However, for that money, I would rather buy a Canon Powershot or Nikon Coopix. Even a Sony Cybershot would be better.
I'd bet money you can't use it while it's charging.
birthday flowers
Hoover help please? UK only x?
%26lt;%26lt;%26lt;http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa... I like the look of this one as weve got quite a small home but I didnt know if it was any good or whether you could recomend one simmilar Thankyou ????
Hoover help please? UK only x?
We have a Henry and thats great. its small, good quality and is easy to use.
Reply:I'd back Helen on the Henry. They are quiet, powerful and last forever - that's why all the Office Cleaning companies use them.
Reply:The small Dyson drag round has out done henry..
Henry though is a great hoover !
Reply:Henry is miles better than a Dyson.
Reply:Dyson has just brought out a new hoover that's been designed for small houses and it's called 'The Ball'. It fits into wee spaces nd does the job :)
Reply:no that to dear god you could get a upright for that price look around ps I'm male and i no my hovers
Reply:For the same money get a Dyson. You get a full 5 year guarantee as standard with a Dyson. I wouldn't have anything else!
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Reply:i love my Dyson cylinder its the best. the henry is good and small,but i wouldn't change mine.
Reply:Don't get a dyson they are rubbish!! 6 members of my family had them and all of us said never again. I have a vax cylinder vacuum it's has a 2200w motor, with a filter you wash once a year, it's bag less, it has adjustable suction strength and the highest setting almost sucks the carpet up. We bought it from Argos for £90, half the price of a dyson, but much better.
Reply:Get urself a Henry,ive had mine for over 6 years now and the suction is still as good as when i first bought it.
Hoover help please? UK only x?
We have a Henry and thats great. its small, good quality and is easy to use.
Reply:I'd back Helen on the Henry. They are quiet, powerful and last forever - that's why all the Office Cleaning companies use them.
Reply:The small Dyson drag round has out done henry..
Henry though is a great hoover !
Reply:Henry is miles better than a Dyson.
Reply:Dyson has just brought out a new hoover that's been designed for small houses and it's called 'The Ball'. It fits into wee spaces nd does the job :)
Reply:no that to dear god you could get a upright for that price look around ps I'm male and i no my hovers
Reply:For the same money get a Dyson. You get a full 5 year guarantee as standard with a Dyson. I wouldn't have anything else!
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Reply:i love my Dyson cylinder its the best. the henry is good and small,but i wouldn't change mine.
Reply:Don't get a dyson they are rubbish!! 6 members of my family had them and all of us said never again. I have a vax cylinder vacuum it's has a 2200w motor, with a filter you wash once a year, it's bag less, it has adjustable suction strength and the highest setting almost sucks the carpet up. We bought it from Argos for £90, half the price of a dyson, but much better.
Reply:Get urself a Henry,ive had mine for over 6 years now and the suction is still as good as when i first bought it.
Health help?
Excessive joint range of motion. This is known as_________.
A.static flexibility
B.dynamic flexibility
C.hypermobility
D.ballistic stretching
Health help?
I think that would be C - hypermobility.
Reply:The answer is C
Reply:Hypermobility – Excessive joint range of motion.
http://www.learnwell.org/fitness.htm
Reply:your answer would be ( C ) hypermobility
A.static flexibility
B.dynamic flexibility
C.hypermobility
D.ballistic stretching
Health help?
I think that would be C - hypermobility.
Reply:The answer is C
Reply:Hypermobility – Excessive joint range of motion.
http://www.learnwell.org/fitness.htm
Reply:your answer would be ( C ) hypermobility
How to build a den for a boy?
He wants a tree house den, but we havent got a tree. I got him a tent. But too small. He wants it to be like a games room if you know what i mean.
He got the idea off the telly. Ive been thinking about a wooden playhouse, but i cant help thinking it will make him come over girly.
This link was what i was thinking of, because it blue. but it still has that girly touch about it.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Any ideas?
How to build a den for a boy?
A shed no doubt would be best. wouldent look girly then and he could even sleep in it on hot summer nights. but if you dont want a shed.... an attic or an basment would do?. also you could do something like a bigger play house and make sure it dosent have that girly look by painting over it with a more masculine colour... like dark blue. cos that play houseis more baby blue :z.
Reply:happy to help Report It
Reply:you could get some one to make it out of wood.
There are a lot of timber yards out there %26amp; it is basically full of chopped down trees. They also cut the logs in half for you if wanted %26amp; if you tell them what you wants how big etc they will cut it all to size so all you have to do is screw it together. This is what I done for my 2 boys Asking them to cut it all etc is a little more expensive but it is worth it, its hard work cutting logs/trees to the shape etc you want when they have all the professional equipment to do it.
Reply:How about building a platform on stilts, and putting an A-framed roof on top. Under the housie you can use the space to park bicycles or plant some camellias for instance. You can´t use it for a lovely shady seat because that would disturb his privacy of his den. And then he can access his den from a retractable ladder.
Reply:Awww what a nice mum you are to him. Have you thought about an ex army tent. Get a big one should be cheaper than that thing and it won't be girly. Good luck :)
Reply:Might be cheaper to buy a standard shed, then you can paint it whatever colour u like, better still let him paint it in his own style and be creative, or just leave it in its natural state.
Personally I think your imposing your own gender issues upon him, and worrying too much about what other people may think, but thats just my opinion as I wouldnt find it this much of a big deal.
Reply:like someone mentioned - get a small shed... that way u could get some paints and let him do his own design / decorations on it.
Reply:A shed?
Reply:Could always buy a small shed wh a window
He got the idea off the telly. Ive been thinking about a wooden playhouse, but i cant help thinking it will make him come over girly.
This link was what i was thinking of, because it blue. but it still has that girly touch about it.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/pa...
Any ideas?
How to build a den for a boy?
A shed no doubt would be best. wouldent look girly then and he could even sleep in it on hot summer nights. but if you dont want a shed.... an attic or an basment would do?. also you could do something like a bigger play house and make sure it dosent have that girly look by painting over it with a more masculine colour... like dark blue. cos that play houseis more baby blue :z.
Reply:happy to help Report It
Reply:you could get some one to make it out of wood.
There are a lot of timber yards out there %26amp; it is basically full of chopped down trees. They also cut the logs in half for you if wanted %26amp; if you tell them what you wants how big etc they will cut it all to size so all you have to do is screw it together. This is what I done for my 2 boys Asking them to cut it all etc is a little more expensive but it is worth it, its hard work cutting logs/trees to the shape etc you want when they have all the professional equipment to do it.
Reply:How about building a platform on stilts, and putting an A-framed roof on top. Under the housie you can use the space to park bicycles or plant some camellias for instance. You can´t use it for a lovely shady seat because that would disturb his privacy of his den. And then he can access his den from a retractable ladder.
Reply:Awww what a nice mum you are to him. Have you thought about an ex army tent. Get a big one should be cheaper than that thing and it won't be girly. Good luck :)
Reply:Might be cheaper to buy a standard shed, then you can paint it whatever colour u like, better still let him paint it in his own style and be creative, or just leave it in its natural state.
Personally I think your imposing your own gender issues upon him, and worrying too much about what other people may think, but thats just my opinion as I wouldnt find it this much of a big deal.
Reply:like someone mentioned - get a small shed... that way u could get some paints and let him do his own design / decorations on it.
Reply:A shed?
Reply:Could always buy a small shed wh a window
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