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JobSite M-64 Multi-Zone Receiver

• Versatile multi-zone audio receiver with 12 independent amplifiers at 30 watts per channel
• Controls 4 audio sources at once while driving stereo speakers in up to 6 different rooms
• Built-in AM/FM tuner with 20 station presets; operates via JobSite wall keypads and remotes
• 6 pairs of stereo RCA pre-amp outputs; paging input for compatible telephone systems
• Gold-plated connection jacks; measures 17 x 5.5 x 15 inches (W x H x D); 2-year warranty

For playing four sources in six separate zonesBoasting 12 independent amplifiers at 30 watts each, the JobSite M-64 multi-zone receiver helps you create the ultimate multi-room music system in your home. The receiver works with up to three external audio sources–such as a CD player, DVD player, turntable, or satellite radio tuner–while also featuring a built-in AM/FM tuner with 20 station presets. At the same time, it drives stereo speakers in up to six different rooms at once without missing a beat. Want to play a CD in the upstairs bedroom and an LP in the kitchen at the same time? No problem. Want to groove in the garage but keep the rest of the house quiet? Simple. Want to blast your favorite rock anthem through every nook and cranny? Go for it. Because all the controls are synched through this one receiver, you can store all your audio equipment (save the speakers) in a single easy-to-access location while simplifying your playback options. Though listeners can control the M-6

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List Price: $ 2,219.95

Price: $ 899.00

Question by adventureluck: Truck driving jobs averaging 8 hours a day?
Are there any truck driving jobs that aren’t 11 hours a day or more?

Best answer:

Answer by J^3
Yes. However…

Truck drivers make money based on how fair they drive. It can be anything from 20 cents a mile to 50 cents a mile. The more time you spend driving, the more miles you cover. The more miles you cover the more you get paid.

Employers expect you to get a package from point A to point B in a reasonable amount of time, so if they’re paying the same money to a guy driving 11 hours a day to get it from point A to point B, why would they hire you for driving only 8 hours a day?

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