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It doesnt have active temperature control, rather a dial with a good range between min and max. I've found if left on for 10min or so, it'll bring it down to 65 and keep it there quite a while. Anytime it nears 70 deg or so, i just click her back on. :thumbs: heres the link for the trays...

Yeah the only reason i left that one celloed is so i know its from 2003, where the others are 12/05 models :p

Now that i have my new refridge-ador squared away, here are some pictures of my collection! :thumbs: Anjeo, Opus X, Hemingway, and Fuente tray Padron, ISOM, and Partagas tray (the one in the bag is a Trinidad Fundadore from 10/98 :love: ) Padron 2k maddie aging and random cigar tray...

A while back i had reached capacity in my Savoy 100ct humidor and decided it was time for a new humi. I decided that I had a good number of cigars on hand, and didnt want to go bigger, but there were a few things i wanted... 1) More organization. I got tired of digging through my humi to find a...

I'm takin Bursty out tonight for a very nice smoke. Happy b-day man! -Zach

KayakinBoy, From all the BOTL's posting pictures of their coolers and whatnot, i was FORCED to buy a similar "humidor" not too long ago. Once i got it, my heart was :love: , but my wallet was :angry: lol -Zach

I almost feel guilty for exposing him to the world of Opus X and Anjeo so soon... :sign:

We decided to go to Porters Cigar Bar down in Collinsville, IL. They were the ones who had the 21+ rule. Not any of the STL ones you had recommended to me! :thumbs:

I do plan on going back and getting a few No. IIIs and another No. II. Hoping the No. III is more of the same, in a longer-lasting vitola! :thumbs: -Zach

Hey every1, This will be my first cigar review, as well as my first multimedia review, so bear with me! Brand: Partagas Name: Limited Reserve Decadas 1995 No. II Origin: Dominican Republic Wrapper/Binder/Filler: ??? Length: 5.5 Gauge: 49 Price: $17.xx This glass-tubed cigar came recommended...

I am def a fan of the Opus X #5. Great smoke if your low on time and still want that amazing Opus X flavor! -Zach

Great review Phil! I'm gonna have to dig one of my xXx's out soon now. Welcome to CP. :thumbs: -Zach

The 35 Maddies are a FAVORITE of mine. I love the flavor of the 26's, and the fact that i can have a 35-40min smoke that just tastes so damned good! One of these days i will be picking up a box. -Zach

Niiiice! I'll take one! :thumbs: -Zach

Nice review man! :thumbs: Still keeping an eye out for these to pop up at my local B&M unfortunately... What was MSRP on yours? -Zach

Another Excel user here. Just set up a simple spreadsheet to keep track of what i buy, the specs on that vitola, the price, where i bought it from, and the price i paid. -Zach

I definitely prefer the 26's over the 64's, but that's comparable to preferring a Ferrari over a Porsche...both are EXCELLENT choices, but your wallet is only able to support the "lesser" one! :laugh: Smoked the 1926 No.35 Natural i got from my Secret Santa tonight...was a HELLUVA cigar! -Zach

They had the 1926 holiday packs there, but i can't allow myself to get hooked on those....the PAM64's are thinning my wallet as it is! lol. The few 26's ive had, especially the No. 6 Maduro, were absolutely phenomenal though. -Zach

They look mighty fine, but im going to let them sit for a month before smoking them. I have a few other PAM64's that i'll have to select from for my New Year's cigar though! :thumbs: -Zach

Hey every1, Stopped by my local shop with the money i received from relatives and picked myself up one of these: Absolutely beautiful packaging and cigars. At $89 its not a bad price for five PAM64s either, let alone if one of them is an "A"! :thumbs: -Zach