Combo Drive
Boss BC-2 Combo Drive Compact Pedal
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Cuisinart Smart Stick Hand Blender With Whisk & Chopper Attachments (HB-154PC) $24.95 Equipped with a powerful 200-watt motor, this immersion hand blender quickly purees soups, blends batters, mixes beverages, and more. The unit’s unique blade provides extremely smooth and even blending, while its protective blade guard helps prevent splattering. The blender includes a powerful chopper for chopping or mincing a wide variety of foods, plus a whisk attachment that allows for optimal … |
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Oster BVLB07-Z Counterforms 3-Speed 2-in-1 Blender/Food-Processor Combo with 48-Ounce Glass Jar $51.95 The Counterforms 2-In-1 Appliance with Oster Fusion Technology BVLB07-L handles the functions of two machines. It mixes liquids like a blender while also performing many common food-processor tasks, such as chopping and pureeing fruits and vegetables. The BVLB07-Z consists of a sturdy base containing a 600-watt motor, a stainless-steel 6-point Star Blade, a large 48-ounce (6-cup) glass blending ja… |
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Oster BRLY07-B 6cup/600w Fusion Blender $71.68 The ultimate chopping and blending solution, featuring Tripe-Tech Technology. Large 6 cup capacity glass jar with lid. Stainless steel 6-point star blade ideal for chopping food and crushing ice and exclusive all-metal drive system for durability. Reversible motor moves forward and backward to draw food down for better blending results. Precise blending and control with low/high pulse options. Low… |
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Live from Austin Texas (CD/DVD COMBO) $12.32 This release features the entire performance on both CD and DVD. There is over an hour of music on each disc.The Drive-By Truckers performance on Austin City Limits was an instant classic. Recorded during their Brighter Than Creation s Dark tour, the band line-up featured is Patterson Hood, Mike Cooley, Shonna Tucker, John Neff, Brad Morgan and Jay Gonzalez.Formed in 1996, these southern rockers a… |
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Artie Shaw: The Complete Gramercy Five Sessions $11.98 Many of the big-band leaders of the swing era featured a small group from within the band, a throwback to their own origins in “hot” jazz. Artie Shaw’s Gramercy Five, though, was an exceptional combo, as distinctive in its way as Benny Goodman’s trio, quartet, and sextet. While the purpose of such bands was blowing, something Shaw did brilliantly, the clarinetist also used the opportunity for stri… |