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G.Bearman
Member Since May 16th, 2007

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2010 Dodge Caliber gets new more efficient diesel, for Europe only

Sep 8th 2009 1:16PM on Autoblog Green

For the UK we need a more economical greener petrol engine Gas prices are twice the US price..The current door pockets are much too small, Suspension needs to be more compliant over small bumps. The A pillars restrict vision. Tyre roar needs to be reduced. Glad to learn that the plastic will be soft touch.

Sony debuts $1,500 SACD player with HDMI output

Apr 18th 2009 6:07AM on Engadget HD

The Sony XA5400ES is an excellent CD/SACD player despite converting to PCM It sounds better than the Oppo 980H which I only use for video.

Sony's high-end SCD-XA5400ES SACD player eyes-on at CEDIA

Nov 30th 2008 6:14AM on Engadget HD

How can anyone purchase a Sony product when they put out misleading tech info: e.g. The STR -DA5400ES receiver uses the full resolution of the DSD signal (32 bit) from input filtering through to processing the signal, then and only then does the amplifier at the final stage convert to PCM. This way you can ensure the full resolution of the DSD signal can be fully utilised.

2007 Dodge Caliber: official specs and pics

Jun 14th 2007 6:07AM on Autoblog

The Caliber in the UK is good value in our rip-off price car market. The Caliber badly needs much better quality plastic. Suspension could be more absorbent over bumpy roads. Tyre roar is too evident over 40 mph. A frames are obstructive and all Manufacturers should go back to the semi-wrap round screen. Best regards to all Caliber owners. GB

Marantz Gold SA-7S1 CD Player

May 16th 2007 12:17PM on Luxist

I have auditioned the over priced over engineered SA-7S1 and was not impressed This should have been a multi-channel player and I would not advise any body to buy it at the rip-off UK price.

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