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Eurolite ESN Moving Message, LED Moving message, With 560 SMD RG LEDs, Display size: 60 x 5.5 cm, Single-line display with 13 visible characters in max. 16 colours, Image display: Max. 7 x 80 px, 7 Fonts, Programmable via IR remote control or PC software via USB interface and RJ45 network interface, Protection class: SK III, Network connection: Ethernet TCP/IP via 1x RJ-45 (W) Built-in version, Passive convection cooling, USB connection: USB 2.0 type Micro-USB (W) built-in version, Power supply unit: 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, Power supply bar: 5 V DC 3 A, Power consumption : 12 W, Protection class: IP20, Dimensions (W x D x H): 64.7 x 9.7 x 3.5 cm, Weight: 1.25 kg, Housing colour: Black, Incl. IR remote control, power supply unit with 1.8 m cable, network cable and USB cable

Shapingwaves Robot Voices, Sound library (download), Contains 50 different robot characters with 25-70 different sounds each, Ideal for game and film soundtracks, 1753 Samples in total, Descriptive file names and soundminer metadata, 96 kHz / 24 bit wave files, System requirements: 1.1 GB HD

Waves Berzerk Distortion, Distortion Plug-In (download), Contains 10 distortion algorithms with very different characters, 'Go Berzerk' button for random distortion sounds, Versatile feedback oscillator section with pitch / speed controls, internal / external sidechain and much more., Dynamic section with gate / expander and ride function, Adjustable M / S mode

Trereife, Tim Le Grice's historical Cornish residence, described by Pevsner as one of the most charming houses in Cornwall' has been home to a diverse range of characters over six generations of the author's ancestors.\n\nBrought together within this book are fascinating forbears on both sides of the family. Charles Valentine le Grice, educated at Christ's Hospital with his great friends Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Charles Lamb; Herbert Ward who served with the explorer Stanley in darkest Africa before becoming a sculptor of some renown and who was the dear friend of Irish Nationalist Roger Casement until Casement was convicted with treason; and Andrew Downes, youngest lieutenant commander in the Royal Navy before the First World War, represent just a few of the many characters who made Trereife their home.\n\nThis book with a Cornish core charts the life of these and other personalities of Trereife from the late seventeenth century to the present day; residents, visitors, guests are all brought to life through the sharing of a vast array of family stories, letters and other personal archives, memoirs and material.\n\nTriumphs and tragedies abound, and the work to preserve Trereife for future generations continues.

Trereife, Tim Le Grice's historical Cornish residence, described by Pevsner as one of the most charming houses in Cornwall' has been home to a diverse range of characters over six generations of the author's ancestors.\n\nBrought together within this book are fascinating forbears on both sides of the family. Charles Valentine le Grice, educated at Christ's Hospital with his great friends Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Charles Lamb; Herbert Ward who served with the explorer Stanley in darkest Africa before becoming a sculptor of some renown and who was the dear friend of Irish Nationalist Roger Casement until Casement was convicted with treason; and Andrew Downes, youngest lieutenant commander in the Royal Navy before the First World War, represent just a few of the many characters who made Trereife their home.\n\nThis book with a Cornish core charts the life of these and other personalities of Trereife from the late seventeenth century to the present day; residents, visitors, guests are all brought to life through the sharing of a vast array of family stories, letters and other personal archives, memoirs and material.\n\nTriumphs and tragedies abound, and the work to preserve Trereife for future generations continues.