Marshall DSL 50 - Pure Rock Heaven!

Advantages: All the authentic classic rock tones you will ever need. Sounds amazing. Simple. Great value.
Disadvantages: Some features not foot-switchable which limits its potential. Clean/Crunch volume difference.

...something its not. They have been built the same way for decades and Marshall stick to what they know best. The DSL 50 has that unmistakeable Marshall sound and I absolutely love it! In my opinion, this amp performs best when the raw sound of the amp is left to come through, uncoloured by FX pedals. The clean setting is warm and full bodied and just sounds awesome. I've previously used a fender twin and although that clean sound was superb there is something about the marshall that i just feel more confident with, but that's all down to personal preference. With the 'Deep' switch on, the clean can be a little bass heavy for my liking but its in no way flabby or muddy, just a bit too warm. The crunch setting is what you'd expect from a Marshall - authentic sounding classic crunch tones. I don't like the difference in volume between clean...

TheTibbs 13.05.2009 · Read review
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Review of Marshall DSL 50

ADSL Modem

Advantages: small, cheap, fast
Disadvantages: gets hot, not as cheap as USB only modems

...So this is the device needed to get the ADSL line working but how well does it work? Appearance = The first thing I noticed about this model is the colour of it. Its silver and this gives it a modern appeal. Its small and rather thin. It is only 2.8cm x 17.5cm x 11.8cm so makes it a compact modem. It is also light and weights in at 600 grams. When the modem is switched on, it has yello LEDs that light up to show if the power is on, USB, ethernet and if the ADSL line is there. System Requirements * ADSL Internet service from BT and your chosen ISP. I use Nildram. * Ethernet (netowrk) or USB connection on your PC * Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP, Mac * Internet Explorer 5.0 or Netscape 4.7 or better - Tthis is so you can access the configuration menu. Box Contents * DM602...

miss_d_bus 31.01.2004 · Read review
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Review of Netgear DM602 ADSL-Modem

An excellent modem

Advantages: reliable, fast
Disadvantages: None

...My ZOOM 56K V90 Dual Modem has been the best modem I have ever had. When I purchased a new machine it came with its own PCI modem, however this soon came out and was replace with my trusty zoom when I started getting cut off from my ISP. I regularly axchieve speeds of up to 52K and with a usual connection at 49,333 bps. The modem is fitted internally and has been in service now for almost 2 years without any sign of breakdown. Trusty, reliable and fast are the best way I can describe it. With a Flash Circuit I can even upgrade it should the need arise. A great modem at a very reasonable price. Customer support is excellent too....

jonwhite 25.09.2000 (22.11.2000) · Read review
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Review of Zoom/FaxModem 56K Dualmode 2957

NETGEAR 54G MODEM, AN AVERAGE PIECE OF EQUIMPENT

Advantages: STYLISH AND EXTREMELY EASY TO SET UP!
Disadvantages: COMES WITH RUBBISH DOWNLOAD SPEEDS!

...After having purchased four previous netgear routers i am still impressed with the seemless effort in which netgear have made there configurations. I believe after extensive searches this is a very good price for this bit of kit, some may say i am crazy but i have ADSL and DSL in my home and using two different wireless routers have found no problems yet. WGR614 highly recommended for the user of cable broadband and wanting to go wireless or use many pc's on the one connection. GOOD THINGS ABOUT THE PRODUCT: Signal strenth is very good! VERY SMALL! fits in a little chest of draws in my hall nicely LOOKS VERY STYLISH! BAD THINGS ABOUT THE PRODUCT: You get a TERRIBLE download speed with it! WHERE CAN YOU BUY IT FROM? You can buy it from shops like curry's and dixons Or you can buy it on the internet Amazon would be a good place...

jwl89 29.06.2009 · Read review
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Review of Netgear ADSL Modem Router

Aztech's classy modem

Advantages: Works perfectly as a fax, dialup and along side broadband
Disadvantages: Features you can't use or find

...Aztech CNR2900-W (C1) SEC modem I bought Packard Bell PC Imedia 3032 last year at PC World (not the best place to buy a PC I'll tell you) and this is the modem that's in my tower. It's an Aztech CNR2900-W. About the company AZTECH Aztech was setup in 1986 in Singapore. Soon, they were in Malaysia and Europe. They built better and fast modems until Broadband appeared then they focused their attention on build ADSL/Broadband modem for every kind of PC. They also make soundcards, walkie talkies, products for wireless LAN, Homeplug, MP3 playes, Viop (voice over IP) Analog Telephone Adaptors and a lot more technology. Packard bell and NEC frequently use Aztech modems in their PCs. The Modem itself Aztech CNR2900-W is meant to be a build in modem (as on the picture below) for in a tower. It's an analog modem. It has...

galaxynicole 07.06.2005 · Read review
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Review of Fax / modem - plug-in card - PCI - 56 Kbps - K56Flex, V.90

An excellent ADSL router

Advantages: Flexible and well featured, good for multiple user setups, affordable
Disadvantages: Possible locking up problems, and limited firewall capability

...With the rising popularity of broadband in Britain, ADSL and network devices have been becoming more popular. There are three main types of ADSL modem, which connect you to the broadband network – USB, PCI (internal), or Ethernet – all of which are different in nature. The first two are single user based, but the third is aimed at multiple users. The D-Link DSL 500 is this – a modem and router combined. I ordered the router after having had my BT ADSL connection for a year. The USB modem included with the service caused a lot of trouble, frequently hanging, cutting off or crashing the computer. Aside from that, I was not able to use my other machines on the internet, without complicated sharing software. I decided it was time for a replacement, and looked at various reviews of routers and saw the D-Link DSL-500...

pbaran 24.09.2002 · Read review
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Review of D-Link DSL 500 Modem

D-Link DSL-504 ADSL Router 4 Port

Advantages: Pick up a bargain ?
Disadvantages: Only 4 ethernet ports ?

...Another review from me for a discontinued item, but may be useful if you're loking to pick up a bargain item on ebay... The D-Link DSL-504 ADSL Router has a built-in ADSL modem - plugs directly into your ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line)-enabled phone line, and with its 4 port 10/100Mbps ethernet switch, allows connections to lots of things (check out my other reviews for what it's connected to...). The DCHP server allows automatic allocation of IP addresses to all your network gubbins too - although I've set the IP's for my wireless accesspoint & print server to allow easier access to their brower based interfaces. The DSL-504 has a browser admin interface too for easy installation and setup, just type in the IP address (the default 192.168.0.1, as with most routers, but if it's changed you can always use the command line...

matt_fantastic 03.04.2006 (05.04.2006) · Read review
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Review of D-Link DSL-504 ADSL Router 4 Port

D-Link DSL 320T

Advantages: Simple set up, price, no drivers to mess with, no gimmicks
Disadvantages: very minor compatibility issues

...I needed an ethernet modem to allow "always on" connection for my Apple Airport network. Up till now I've been using a Speedtouch USB and internet sharing to the wireless network via the attached computer. The disadvantage here was that this computer needed to be left on as long as an internet connection was required. I chose the 320T because it was simple, reasonably future proof (ADSL2/+) and I didn't need a wireless router. I got a good deal (under £15) from a reputable eBay powerseller on this item and after a couple of minor issues I'm now happy with its performance and stability. First problem was a software compatibility issue with Airport. I could get the modem to work through the ethernet connection on the computer but not the WAN port on my Airport Extreme base station. A bit of research on Apple's website followed by...

NumptyTechnophobe 11.10.2007 · Read review
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Review of D-Link DSL 320T

D-Link DSL-2542B - router is a HOT buy !

Advantages: Cheap
Disadvantages: It does not work correctly - at least mine

...Purchased it from Amazon and tried on our line. Main problem was: disconnecting! ADSL is perfectly fine and I am also an IT Technician. Old modem and others 'still' work fine and they are back in place. I was trying to modernise and get ready for ADSL2 an this modem should have worked fine on normal ADSL too and it gets dangerously hot in my view and after 2 emails with D-Link they did not reply any more to me avoiding the problem. So, I sent it back to Amazon and asked for a full refund - not Amazon fault and thinking that it was at 'only' £. 24.99 and no postage, that should have been a warning ! I hope for D-Link sake, it was only mine faulty and it is not a normal way or working for this modem. It does not mean other modems are faulty, mine was and I asked D-Link to send one out (just the modem) and pick up...

Flappy 19.12.2008 · Read review
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Review of D-Link DSL-2542B - router

Nintendo -No - No - No- Modem Yet!

Advantages: Play games over the 'net'/ (Will) add longitivity to games/
Disadvantages: Maximum utilisation not yet possible/ Won't work for anyone with AOL as an internet provider.

...Nintendo has finally reached the 21st century, by coming up with the ability to allow players to play games over networks, as you would do with online games on the PC. Even Xbox and Playsation 2 owners have had the pleasure for a fair while now. Nintendo has been slow, but it is gradually getting there. It's great to be able to play games with friends as opposed to just alone vs. the computer's artificial intelligence (which sometime can be plane daft, or cheat-like!). However, it isn't always possible to have friends over. So what is the solution? The somewhat simple solution to this is - the Nintendo 56k modem! As usual with Nintendo, the packaging and products are all of a high quality. In the box, you get the following the one Nintendo GameCube Modem Adapter, along with one standard phone wire (which is approximately 12...

benraiben 28.04.2005 · Read review
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