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Mar 24, 2017
Best for Strats and Teles
I've used Fender Bullets for years. They fit snugly into the trem block on a strat and the through body sleves on a tele as compared to the barrel end strings that can end up cocked. The snug fit allows for consistency in string tension and helps keep the guitars in tune. I would definitely recommend Fender Bullets as the best choice for strats and teles.
May 30, 2018
Make sure you know what you need
1 of 1 found this helpful This is not a generic product. It is ISP specific. They were manufacture by Actiontec for Verizon, Turner, and other Internet providers. If there are firmware updates, they would have to come from the ISP they were manufactured for. There are no Actiontec firmware updates available. They may not play well in a mixed network. And, even if the wireless is disabled, only two can exist in a given subnet. The dual band wireless is excellent as is the GIgabit Ethernet, which has two RJ45 ports. The unit does not have a connector for a TV so, the box can only be used to inject MoCa into the coax network from a router. This limits the unit placement. If you know what you are doing and plan your install, they may work for you but make sure you understand the limitations..
Aug 10, 2017
Works OK but with caveats
We pipe our TV sound output into our surround sound system to get robust audio when watching TV. I wanted to be able to wear a headset when watching alone at night so I wouldn't disturb my wife who may be asleep. Connecting to the Streambot was quick and easy. It produces good audio that sounded fine through my wireless headset. However, there is a definite lag in getting the audio to the headset causing the sound to be annoyingly out of sync with the TV video. It's very obvious when a person is speaking. There is no lag when listening without streaming the audio. The streambot is best used for streaming music from a stereo/surround system where lag isn't obvious. So, I'd recommend it, but only for music, not TV viewing.