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Zojirushi NP-HBC10 5-1/2-Cup Rice Cooker and Warmer with Induction Heating System, Stainless Steel $279.99 Zojirushi’s newest Induction Heating System rice cooker and warmer incorporates induction heating and micro computer technology. The features are as follows: Superior induction heating (IH) technology; healthy cooking options- brown rice, GABA brown rice and germinated brown rice; multi-menu cooking functions: white rice (regular, softer or harder), mixed rice, sushi rice, porridge, sweet rice an…

Zojirushi NP-HBC18 10-Cup Rice Cooker and Warmer with Induction Heating System, Stainless Steel $270.99 The Induction Heating System Rice Cooker& Warmer uses high-tech Induction Heating (IH) method to heat the inner cooking pan. Because of this new heating method, rice cooks exceptionally well. This IH Rice Cooker also features easy-to-clean clear coated stainless steel exterior, healthy cooking options such as brown rice, GABA BROWN and germinated brown rice settings, and an interchangeable melody …

My entire system is inside a cupboard on the wall. I have two choices for active subwoofer – (1) to place it on the floor outside the cabinet. This requires a cable to be pulled out of the closet and does not look good. (2) to put on top of the box against the wall. This is much better, but it does compromise the bass, but it comes from above and not the floor?

Well, no, subwoofer placement is almost as important as other speakers because the bass is not directional, but the general pattern is the first test by putting the sub where you hear from then put your ear in which they are thinking of putting the submarine. If the sound loud and full, it's okay to put the sub there. There is no theoretical reason not to put the sub aloft (though the practice is to bring about a limit of two walls or a wall and floor, as it improves) low. In a nutshell … Try (and use the trick I described). Moreover, if the location prefer not to work well, should not be too difficult to hide the cable when putting the sub elsewhere in the room. Home Depot (and others) have plastic channel that sticks to the motherboard (for example) and include the wire. I used it in my HT and one must look closely to notice.