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TwoGuyzTech

Hey everyone! Welcome to our channel!
We're a father-son duo making videos about Home Theater, Technology, Used deals, and whatever we can get our hands on to review and inform our audience. We love making videos and we love interacting with our community! Let us know if you have any questions about the things we feature in our videos and we'll do the best to help you out. Expect videos every Friday.

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I'd like to extend a huge thanks to ‪@nascompares‬ for getting a few of us reviewers together on video to have an in-depth discussion about the state of the UGREEN NAS on Kickstarter. It was awesome to talk with him and Lauri from ‪@theTechNotice‬ and Frank from ‪@WunderTechTutorials‬ about our experiences and how we feel about this thing after the initial storm of content on it. Check out his video and go support the other guys if you haven't seen their stuff yet;

1 year ago (edited) | [YT] | 10

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Quick update on the UGREEN NAS custom OS & hardware warranty issue;

We got word from UGREEN that they seem to be shifting their stance to continuing hardware warranty support after installing a custom OS, but they still don't want to promote it, and of course they won't be providing support services for a custom OS. Here's the exact statement we got from them;

"We can offer the normal hardware warranty, but given that there may be unknown compatibility issues with third-party systems, we need to remind [customers] that flashing the machine is risky.
So we prefer consumers to use our UGOS system directly. For the long-term development of the brand, we have invested a lot of R&D costs in the hope that we can run our own operating system.
At the same time, as a new NAS manufacturer, our current software experience may not be able to compare to those [other] brands that have been in the industry for more than a decade.
We will also continue to optimize and upgrade our system based on consumer feedback and suggestions.
We understand that customers want to use a third party system, but we can't officially state that our customers should abandon our system."

We see this as a huge win for the community, and it resolves one of the biggest potential problems we saw with the NAS. Let us know what you think!

1 year ago | [YT] | 6

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TwoGuyzTech

New upgrade for the theater! Stay tuned for review.

2 years ago | [YT] | 31

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Super excited to get this up and running in the theater! Stay tuned for the full review.

2 years ago | [YT] | 32

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Hey everyone! Just wanted to let you know about some Emotiva price drops on their Airmotiv line;

A1 $179.00 (was $299.00)!
A2+ $299.00 (was $429.00)!
B1+ $279.00 (was $379.00)!
B2+ $359.00 (was $499.00)!
C1+ $279.00 (was $349.00)!
C2+ $349.00 (was $499.00)!
C3+ $749.00 (was $899.00)!
Tzero + $349.00 (was $499.00)!
T1+ $499.00 (was $899.00)!
T2+ $699.00 (was $1,199.00)!
T3+ $1,699.00 (was $1,899.00)!
Vaulta In Ceiling $199.00 (was $299.00)!
SE8 Subwoofer $189.00 (was $349.00)!
SE12 Subwoofer $269.00 (was $499.00)!
XS8 Sub $329.00 (was $579.00)!
XS10 Sub $399.00 (was $699.00)!
XS12 Sub $549.00 (was $899.00)!
XS15 Sub $899.00 (was $1,199.00)!

Of course you can check all of these out at Emotiva's website; emotiva.com/?aff=12

2 years ago | [YT] | 11

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TwoGuyzTech

Attention to our fellow content creators out there, we think there's some kind of a weird bot attack going around right now.

This video had been performing about to our expectations given the type of video/target demographic, and our engagement has actually been less than expected with only one comment on the video. This morning it suddenly exploded in views and likes while hardly gaining any watch hours.

We also think it's really odd that our primary traffic source for this video seems to be the Up Next section (see both the pictures), usually this never accounts for more than 3 - 7% of our views on regular videos. We're not sure how to handle this issue right now but seeing as there is a possibility it could be a fake view attack, we'll wait and see if YouTube cleans it up and deletes the views. Make sure to take note of your regular traffic sources and how much engagement you usually get from videos so you can identify these when they do happen.