By val n. at Judy's Book November 15, 2012
Its a good place to find hi end audio.Nuf said ...read more
By Anonymous April 15, 2011
If that. I went there today only to have a hard time even finding the place within the Walker Ctr. to be greeted by a highschool/college girl saying her technician was busy with a customer. He looked all of 18 and is supposed to be versed in the sizing of shoes. Perhaps he is, but am I supposed to sit around for an hour until the customer he is taking care of finds something she likes? Other women were hanging around besides me which tells me they were waiting too. Oh, and the prices, you can find them 50% less at Kohls for the same sneaker. I really only wanted to have someone with expertise size my foot so I don't buy the wrong shoe/width. This place was recommended to me and what a disappointment it was. Waste of gas and driving time. ...read more
By Don Godios jr November 27, 2010
Since the 80s when Don Blendowski wonked at Purchase Radio, the only person I trust with my electronics repairs. I travel over 30 miles to have my equiptment serviced by F.A.S.T. because he knows what he's doing and won't leave you hanging. Never had ti wait more than a week or less for a repair. ...read more
Our goal has always been to carry the products and provide the services to meet or exceed our customers̢۪ needs. With three locations throughout the Western New York area, we are able to accomplish our goals of being among the top residential, commercial and industrial lighting company in Erie County. Not only do we have a lighting showroom in Amherst that caters to all your lighting needs, we also have a similar location in Orchard Park and our new headquarters and distribution center in the Buffalo and Kenmore area. Through our affiliations with the leading Electrical Industry Organizations such as NAED, IES, NFECA, Construction Exchange, and Affiliated Distributors, we are knowledgeable in current trends in the industry and how these trends will affect our customers' business. If you are looking for new lighting fixtures or electrical supplies for your home or business in the Buffalo, NY area, just give us a call today and we will help point you in the right direction! ...read more
By Shanor Electric Supply Inc December 06, 2018
Having a good intercom system installed will definitely be a huge boon for enhancing the strength of your organization's overall communication. Since solid communication is a key component for your business' success, you will want to invest in one of these systems very soon. Shopping for intercom systems, however, is not simply a matter of price and quality (these matter as well), but also the type of intercom system. To help you determine which type of intercom system is best for your business, we will compare and contrast wired intercom systems versus wireless intercom systems and video intercom systems versus audio only intercom systems. Wired Versus Wireless Intercom System The names of these two types of system are obvious descriptors of their capabilities; how each will benefit you is not as clear. A wireless intercom system As its name suggests, a wireless intercom system requires no wires to use. It is extremely mobile and can usually be set up without hiring an installer. For businesses that expect to rearrange their communication system often or don't wish to wait for professional installation, this is the best bet. Because they only transmit signals via waves, there will always be the risk of interference and intercepted communications. While digital encryption and improved signal technology are reducing these problems, they will always exist with wireless communication devices such as these. A wired intercom system The biggest benefit of a wired intercom system is that its hard-wire links virtually guarantee a strong intercom connection. Almost no types of interference can prevent signals from clearly transmitting successfully. On the other hand, a wired intercom system requires costly installation, and once it is in place, you cannot move it without paying to have its components uninstalled and reinstalled. The installation process also takes time. Audio Only Versus Video Intercom System Although it may seem at first glance that a Video intercom system will be the best solution for your business, you should note the pros and cons of both an audio only and video intercom system before making a decision. An audio only intercom system The biggest benefit of an audio only intercom system is cost. They are much less expensive to own and install than video intercom systems. Due to the fact that they are only limited to audio, this greatly reduces the flexibility of your intercom communication system. A video intercom system The biggest benefit of a video intercom system is obvious: it provides video feedback that allows for more precise communication to take place. For instance, if you are requesting an update to a spreadsheet by an employee and are having a difficult time verbalizing which one, you can show him or her on the video screen. With most video intercoms, you can also turn the video feedback functionality on or off in the name of efficiency or security. Since they include more equipment and more expensive technology, video intercom communication systems do cost much more than audio only systems to own and install. ...read more
By Synacom Networks Inc December 05, 2016
Choosing a business Internet service provider (ISP) can be challenging for everyone, especially business owners. Although you must make cost comparisons, other factors beyond price determine the quality of service. There are four main questions you should ask yourself when figuring out what type of internet you need and which provider is right for you. 1. How fast of a connection do you need? Professional-grade Internet service typically reaches beyond 10 Mbps without issue. Most people have no idea what level of bandwidth they use and thus don’t know whether they need more or less. To find out what your connection speed is, use the free online test at Speedtest.net. Gauge the results to see if you can increase productivity using higher speeds. If your connection ratio (used to determine how many people work on the same signal) is higher than 30:1, then you most likely need more speed. Just make sure you figure out your needs before you buy. There’s no point in paying for more speed when less would’ve suited you just fine. You can always get more if your business expands and your needs change. 2. Can you bundle services? Though your impulse might be to stick to Internet-only deals for ISP packages to save money, consider bundling phone and cable service with it. Even if you currently have cost-effective phone service, consolidating could provide superior service at the same price point or even less. Often times, providers will offer discounts for bundling more than one service (phone, internet, and/or TV), so you may save even more in the long run by bundling. 3. How much security does the internet service provider offer? No matter how advanced Internet technology becomes, your business faces risks online. Consider top-shelf security essential when deciding on a provider. The best services deliver anti-spam, antivirus, anti-spyware, anti-malware, and even backup service protection in case of a system crash. If you are still creating hard copies of files, or saving them on external hard drives, consider moving to cloud storage for all workplace systems. 4. What level of customer support comes with the service? Ask potential Internet service providers about customer support. Strong customer service is worth the added expense. In the event that internet goes down, or another problem arises, your business greatly benefits from guaranteed 24/7 attention from an ISP. Choosing a provider for business Internet service is more difficult than ever. By looking beyond basic cost comparisons, you’ll find a great provider for your company. ...read more
By Synacom Networks Inc December 05, 2016
Many people choose to watch their favorite television shows and movies by streaming them over the Internet, but would prefer a larger screen or more comfort while watching. For this reason, some people have connected their PC to the television, allowing them to watch streaming video from the comfort o... ...read more
There are federal rules and regulations that must be followed pertaining to the use of electronics on airplanes. Certain electronics give up signals that interfere with the flight navigation system used to monitor the activity of airplanes. For this reason, it is best to know the rules before flying. ...read more
