What is the primary difference between the R3, R4, &amp; R5 units and which would be better for an advanced cabinet maker?
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Steve, different sizes for different applications - suggest to try R3 good for most cabinetry, good luck, Peter
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It makes no difference if you use an upper unit ducted or not. The uppers are the same. What changes is the lower.
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From what I can tell: 1) The 12 speaker cabinet is a little taller and thinner; an inch or so... 2) The 12 is not "asymmetrical" and "tapered", the A9 is. 3) The 12 is 5-10 lbs heavier than the A9. 4) The tweeter and bass drivers are not "dynamic balanced" in the 12 although the mid ranges are. The A9 is "dynamic balanced" throughout. "Dynamic Balance technology allows their engineers to design out distortion-causing driver and system resonances, so you only hear the good sounds." Sounds a lot like marketing to me? 5) The 12 doesn't mention "Klippel motor optimization" and the A9 does. "Klippel motor optimization uses laser measurement technology to ensure a smooth excursion path at either end of the volume spectrum for uniform performance at both low and high volumes." More marketing? 6) The RTi series has been discontinued and the RTi A series has taken its place. 7) As far as the difference in sound between the two I don't have a clue. They are 98% identical except for price. The A9 is $750 each everywhere and I just bought (2/4/14) two close out 12s from Fry's for $340 each. Hope this helps. EDIT: Fry's sold out and canceled my order. Ordered a pair from Polk Audio via Ebay (long story) for $800 a pair free shipping.
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I believe the R is the swivel tweeter type. From Alpine USA: "The SPR-M700 Type-R speaker uses a 1-inch titanium dome tweeter that swivels to direct the highs toward the listener, while its 7-inch woofer provides big bass that carries in the outdoor environment. Centrex 813-coated grilles and high-strength, non-resonant, high-temperature ABS frames provide hard wearing durability and UV protection against yellowing. Santoprene surrounds on the SPR-M700 offer high quality frequency response performance and excellent resistance against moisture, oil, heat, and chemicals."
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The r type speakers from Alpine are the better of the two. I am running 4 7in Rs both component and coaxel and 2 type s in the rear as space does not permit. I am very happy with this set up
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I have the 5 and the 3. Both are super useful depending on your culinary needs.
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I would assume the Rev. 3.0 boards are the more advanced ones in their line(more worth a purchase), but I have no clue. I did some Googling, had trouble finding much info on it. :<
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I believe the "R" is for the type of steel the enclosure is made of. In other words the T101 is made with type 1 steel enclosure and the T101R is with a type 3R steel enclosure. Both units use the T100 Series Mechanical Time Switches so you should be just fine. What I would do is take the timer out of the unit you receive and put it in your existing box.
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This may be better researched on Wikipedia but the short version is there is no difference (some older players had compatibility issues but they should all be gone by now...+R was usually more compatible with more systems) You can use these as video, music and data storage.
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I am not sure of the differences between the two model numbers you have listed. I do know that the "Reds" are highly rated and I wouldn't put anything else into one of our servers.
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Both of these have similar TDP's and they use the same amount of volts, and this one uses the Richland vs the trinity architexture, but both are FM2. I think it comes down to preference. If you get this, you should have enough cores and clock speed to process games and whatever for 2-5 years, and if you're into upgrading in a year or so, the 750k will be awesome!
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I received the Uno R3. The bundle contains mostly everything you need to get started with prototyping except the actual circuit components (leds, resistors, capacitors, etc.). Definitely useful if you're just getting started.
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Be careful, as the reviews for three different models are bunched together... paper, plastic and wire collated, or model NR90ADPR - 35 degree paper collated clipped head, then model NR90AE(S) - 21 degree plastic collated round head and finally model NR90AF - 28 degree wire collated offset round head.I also was confused until I realized the reviews were for three models and hope this helps. That said, I went to the Hitachi website... that by the way, is not a com, but ca for Canada and read the specs, as well as the owner manuals for each. Here is the link: http://www.hitachipowertools.ca/en/Products?cat=28 Be careful, as the reviews for three different models are bunched together... paper, plastic and wire collated, or model NR90ADPR - 35 degree paper collated clipped head, then model NR90AE(S) - 21 degree plastic collated round head and finally model NR90AF - 28 degree wire collated offset round head.I also was confused until I realized the reviews were for three models and hope this helps. That said, I went to the Hitachi website... that by the way, is not a com, but ca for Canada and read the specs, as well as the owner manuals for each. Here is the link:... » Read More Be careful, as the reviews for three different models are bunched together... paper, plastic and wire collated, or model NR90ADPR - 35 degree paper collated clipped head, then model NR90AE(S) - 21 degree plastic collated round head and finally model NR90AF - 28 degree wire collated offset round head.I also was confused until I realized the reviews were for three models and hope this helps. That said, I went to the Hitachi website... that by the way, is not a com, but ca for Canada and read the specs, as well as the owner manuals for each. Here is the link: http://www.hitachipowertools.ca/en/Products?cat=28 « Show Less
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I have actually used both. I like the three stage unit because it seems to keep the blades sharper longer. It is angled for Global knives, which are different than some others, and the three stages seems to result in a finer edge, especially when dealing with paring knives and the like.
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The same 12-bay expansion unit is used for either the 2413 or 3612. The difference is not the expansion unit but the different processor (CPU) used for the 2413 and the 3612. The 3612 has much higher performance therefore extending this performance to the expansion unit storage
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The only difference, per Omega, is the auger. The auger on the 8004 and 8006 is apparently stronger. This allows them to extend the warranty from 10 years to 15 years.I own this 8003 and am very happy with it. I don't see the need for the more expensive auger.
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Sorry, I am not familiar with the 2 systems you mentioned. But, for a desktop system, I am totally satisfied with their performance. They are not a big part of the cost of the IRMS300 so you could swap them out if you didn't like them.