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I was trying to make the same decision. Read the reviews on the Jenn-Air, they are terrible. Jenn-Air licenses their name to a company in China that makes these. I went with the Weber E-320 and added a rotisserie. It may not be the best, but there are a million reviews and none of them are bad. 95% of everything we buy is made in China these days. Most of the grills are using the same stainless steel grade now too (in this price range) or are cheaper cast material. I liked the even more expensive weber grill (one i didn't list) but had to keep around 6 bills. We've cooked twice on this one and its very good. Even heat (unlike my last pos) and works real good for indirect cooking. The searing section is really nice too. I read a lot of bad reviews about all of the above, but many were comparing them to models a few hundred dollars more than these so that didn't help. The better reviews were from cheap asses that buy Sam's club grills or CharBroil shit from Home Depot like me. This is the first time I spent over 4 bills for a grill. My ultimate plan is to build a nice brick one in the yard.

We went with the Jenn Air. Wife liked it better (colors) We'll test that searing infrared part this evening with some t bones.

HD has the Brinkman/Weber grills. They look alright, but I went to Costco and found a Jenn Air (not top of the line) grill with a seering side and real nice burners (4), rear burner and rotisserie etc. I liked the Weber and the Brinkman is so so. I know Jenn Air is good appliances but haven't seen anyone with their grills. Will this outlast the other brands? Jenn Air one is $650 Weber is $759 and the Brinkman is $399 and lower Jenn Air Weber Genesis Brinkman

cuz a motorcycle headlight would have been dumb The real reason is Ed was sitting around and using the drill in studio to make cool sounds with his guitar. Then after a bottle of Jack he said oh yeah.. I got the drill to put in this reflector somewhere! Oh here we go... on the back of my guitar. Stupid idea or not, I'm doing it!! And so it was...................

Don't like em. I have the 412 and its meh compared to my 25 yr old Marshall cab. I even took the speakers out of the Marshall and dropped them in the Carvin cab. NO joy! Buy a used Marshall 1960a cabinet

If you can provide for your children and have a stable job, kids have family and friends no judge will force children to travel the country every 3 ys with an AF Mom. This should be a no brainer custody win for you.

heres what I've been told record as many dry tracks possible and add efx later. once you record the session with efx its an undo problem and you may never get the track as good. less is more listen to a cd of the same type genre or sound you are trying to mix. that should give you a rough idea of ear training and prep for your mixing environ. dont mix for too long at high volumes. try again in the next day with less beat up ears! get your mixes to play decent on the {censored}tiest home system and boombox you can find and on the better quality hi fi's later. get a nice mtk like a Finalizer last- send the mix to a pro for mastering or you might get complaints from dudes who buy your cd and compare it to pro mixed ones

I'm sure if Cristina said F-Me to anyone posting they would !

Sure who wouldn't! Then she can buy you some shit with her $$