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I find that you really need to have strong water pressure in order for this sprinkler to work.

Hello! Lateral pull-downs I do via the two cables. I think you can also do it with one cable but need a lat pulldown attachment bar, which I do not have, so I just end up using the two pulleys. It was not quite effective for me, so I just ended up learning how to do pull-ups.

Hi there! Yes, it is compatible.

There's a new model, the Nord Stage 4, but this one I see online going for around CAD 5699.

To God be the glory!

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You're welcome!

Hi there! I hope this video helps; it's from my other channel: czcams.com/video/t2d_X7EJ9Fs/video.html

Same with my experience. I try to clear the path of any big branches that might get in the way before using this mower.

Hi there! czcams.com/channels/WWG5g_keA4A8bfzBs_BCkw.html?view_as=subscriber

Hi there! It is a midi controller, so I think you just need to connect it via USB to a computer to power it up and to send midi to your DAW. I hope that helps!

​@@Danboardingusb and midi thats two different things 😅

@@DayKurniawan Then no, I think this does not have midi out. The only ports available are the ones that is shown when I showed the back of the unit.

Hi there! In my case, I really made sure that I follow SBD's sizing recommendation. But if you are unsure, maybe you can try the Large and just return the other one, or vice-versa. I don't see any downside with more overlap with the belt. The actual bulk on mine seems to add more stability, at least for me, when I was till workiing out with it.

Hello! No, during the time that I have owned this mower it never locked up on me when I push it forward. If it happens to your unit, make sure to check that nothing is getting lodged in the wheels or bearings or any other moving parts. I hope all will go well with you.

Mine does all the time on the smallest sticks

LOL Sound like a fun idea, but we never got to.

It's not too late! I learned how to play the keyboard so late in life, but if you set your mind to it, you will definitely learn how to play it!

Hello there! I got the Tan color.

That, and it might also be the factory oil coating burning off.

Hello there! No, never in the entire time that I was using this particular model of the Cintiq did its fans kicked in. I hope that helps and thanks for checking out the video!

Thank you for the quick response@@Danboarding

Yikes! You can always re-season it. That brown stuff I find is the oil residue. If you are bothered with it, you can just burn it off again by putting the wok on high heat and watch for the surface to change color from brown to the steel color. Tilt the wok so that you can get the flame to burn off where there is still brown color. Then give a quick wash (be careful as the wok will be hot and the water will definitely steam up). After quick wash, put back over flame with high heat and wipe off excess water. Afterwards, then enough cooking oil and swirl it around so that all the surfaces of the wok is covered with it; allow it to slightly smoke but not turn to brown, then remove from heat and drain ou oil and let the wok cool. Wipe off excess oil once the wok dries and then either start cooking again by heating up the wok and adding oil, or put wok in storage. I hope that works for you.

Glad you liked it

Thank you for your kind words!

Good choice!

LOL I had experienced playing on a KORG and the start up is indeed a bit long.

LOL I can't; I am still using it!

Thank you for your kind words and for checking out the video!

Yikes! I hope you figure it out at your end soon.

Sounds like a good idea, thanks!

Thanks! It is at 3:05 I have accompaniment turned on. When I turn it on and press the keys, the keyboard sort of plays an arpeggio preset.

Hello, my brother in Christ! Yes, you can still learn how to play the piano, for God's glory! You can start simple; just use the piano sound of your Yamaha for now. It is important to learn the chords progressions of a song first before you dive into the rhythms and effects that the Yamaha can do. My suggestion is to choose one song to learn first. Then once you become familiar with the chords you can learn another song, and another, and another, and soon you will realize you can play many songs without thinking of what chords to play. Then the rest will follow. It takes time and you will not be able to utilize much of the Yamaha's features at first, but what is important is the basic piano sound. I actually have another CZcams Channel dedicated to praise and worship. Please feel free to visit as I have some tutorials there on how to play praise and worship songs the easy way. czcams.com/channels/WWG5g_keA4A8bfzBs_BCkw.html?view_as=subscriber You can post your questions there as well and I will do my best to help! Age does not matter when it comes to serving the Lord! God bless, my brother!

Sorry, no experience with the pro version.

It does not come with a sustain pedal or the stand. You have to purchase those separately.

@@Danboardingthanks

Hello there! No, it is a fixed lens.

@@Danboarding i see... too bad

@@jaru13rapper You can look elsewhere for lenses that zoom. The good thing about fixed focal lenses is that you can get really low number apertures, which when used create those appealing shallow depth of field in photos. Plus, this lens is so compact that it is easy to bring the camera along with you. This is the case in which you 'zoom' with your feet, meaning you really need to walk close up to your subject if you want to focus on them. Otherwise, like I said, many other zoom lens options.

@@Danboarding well my hobby is taking pics at concerts so a lense that would zoom doesnt have the right portability to survive a moshpit. plus if i aint lucky enough to reach the front lines i wont be able to bring forth an artists momentum.

@@jaru13rapper Yup! There would be many zoom, longer focal lenses that you can find out there! Good luck!

Happy to be of help!

I think it depends on what DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) you are using it with. The one I used during this unboxing was MainStage running Worship Essentials. The Worship Essentials has some arpeggiated patches.

@@Danboarding Alright. Thanks"

Hello, Kabayan! Yes, this might help po as it is adjustable.

Straight-out-of the box. If need be, one can just lubricate the bearings to remove the noise.

@@Danboarding I just ordered one from watching your video. I hope mine works just as well as yours does.I should get it on Saturday

@@Sjrick That is good to hear!

Glad you liked it! Thanks for checking out the video!

Unfortunately I don't own this keyboard anymore, so I cannot give a ready answer.

I did had a chance to try out a KORG Pa700. I rented one but was not able to make a video of my time with it. Sounds great, but has a totally different workflow that I am not used to as I was more used to the interface of the Yamaha.

Happy to be of help! Thanks for checking out the video!

I agree! Thanks for your comment and for checking out the video!

I do use mild soap once in a while. Sometimes I get away with just a bit of wipe when what I am cooking is very light as well. For the heavier stuff that has sauce, I do use a bit of soap and then make sure that after I rinse I dry it immediately and give it a light coating of oil before putting it in storage.

Unfortunately I don't have these bumber plates anymore. I sold them after owning them for less than a year.

@@Danboarding oh ... can I ask why you sold them so quickly? Did you find them not up to the quality you wanted in bumper plate?

@@dammitjim9131 Oh, not at all! They were really good; very affordable compared to others. We moved to a smaller house so I had to sell all my gear because there was not space for it. But I probably would have kept them. They held up really well, for I make sure to take care of them. I was also using thick rubber mats just so I can protect the finish of these plates.

@@Danboarding Awesome! And thanks for the quick replies! I'm thinking I'll probably get these now.

@@dammitjim9131 Yup.no problem! I am sure you will like it as much as I did. Expect it to smell like rubber at first, but the smell will soon go away in time. Good luck!

LOL As of this writing I will soon be turning 56!

56!! I thought you were 20!

@@editz_fire LOL You are too kind! Must be the voice; I sort of have that slightly higher than normal pitch tone 😅

Hi there and thanks for the kind words! I did not looked deeper into insole lengths and all and just went with my regular sizing. I am size 9 and the shoe is true to size for me. You can try and contact Rival Boxing Gear support to get clarification with that. Good luck!