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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Awesome customer prompt payment Top Shelf individual!!!
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Reviews (4)

Musician's Gear Electric Acoustic and Bass Guitar Stand Black

Jul 10, 2019

Essential if you want to keep your guitar out of its case.

Quick delivery. Easy assembly. It is so important to me to have my guitar handy and ready to play. A guitar in its case is less likely to get played, and more likely to wind up in the basement where cold and damp may ruin it.

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHz 1066MHz 8M LGA775 SLACR SL9UM Quad-Core Processor

Apr 15, 2016

Revive a Dell PC?

I used this LGA775 chip to upgrade an old Dell Inspiron 351 to an entry-level media workstation. I had to upgrade the original motherboard as well-- make sure you get the "--03" board, which was OEM for a small percentage of this machine. I had to add a video card, of course, in this case a Radeon HD5670. I am very pleased with the performance of this chip in this configuration, which cost less than $100 in upgrades (not including RAM).

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LCD Driver VGA Board LVDs Inverter Plug&Play Kit - Convert Laptop LCD to Monitor

Apr 15, 2016

This unit worked well.

Yes, you can make a salvaged LCD panel work. Of course you need a way to mount your panel to make a working monitor. You can be creative or utilitarian. This particular model is VGA only, and you can spend more for other interfaces. You can shop around for the right power supply-- 12V/4A.

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