Im looking to upgrade to either the Badger Krome listed here or the Sotar 20/20. Is this Krome worth the $100 difference over the Sotar?
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The Krome is great, got to keep it clean, just like any other airbrush. I do not know much about the Sotar, other than the review's. I would say it is a cheaper version of the Krome. For durability the Krome is great. I paint models with it. Breaking it down to clean after a session is a bit taxing but I'm happy with it. I would think the Sotar is great for it's price. I might get one for a back up. The Krome is awesome, I wanted it because it was all metal and will stand up to the use after several sessions.
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Using a Taylor 210, with the recommended 13's. I went back and forth with the 80/20s and Phosphor Bronze. I prefer the 80/20s Bronze. I think they are just a little clearer. The Phosphor Bronze sounds balanced and real good, but a little deeper. But it all boils down to what suits you.
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I believe the UniQ is a little lighter and has those somewhat useless under belly lights, it also has velvet strip around to reduce marking of walls or furniture and has several "parking" modes where you can attach the wand and it will shut itself off, lastly I think the UniQ comes with a much longer warranty. If it was my decision I think I'd spend the extra $300, once you commit to spending $1200 you might as well go all the way to $1500 at that point to get the newest sleekest vacuum on the market. I opted to get a Panasonic for $400 but I'm finding a few faults so sadly it may be going back within the 30 day return policy. I believe the UniQ is a little lighter and has those somewhat useless under belly lights, it also has velvet strip around to reduce marking of walls or furniture and has several "parking" modes where you can attach the wand and it will shut itself off, lastly I think the UniQ comes with a much longer warranty. If it was my decision I think I'd spend the extra $300, once you commit to spending $1200 you might as well go all the way to $1500 at that point to get the newest sleekest vacuum on the market. I opted to get a Panasonic for $400 but I'm finding a few faults so sadly it may... » Read More I believe the UniQ is a little lighter and has those somewhat useless under belly lights, it also has velvet strip around to reduce marking of walls or furniture and has several "parking" modes where you can attach the wand and it will shut itself off, lastly I think the UniQ comes with a much longer warranty. If it was my decision I think I'd spend the extra $300, once you commit to spending $1200 you might as well go all the way to $1500 at that point to get the newest sleekest vacuum on the market. I opted to get a Panasonic for $400 but I'm finding a few faults so sadly it may be going back within the 30 day return policy. « Show Less
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My cousin, to my dismayed surprise, has the Soundbot SB240 upon showing off my 66 Audio. They look the same, they feel the same, they sound the same, they ARE the same. Unless you think the extra pouch is worth it, no the extra cash is not justified.
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Yes. I had the Badger 500 for years until it finally gave out. The Titan fits in the same ring and has more power. the Titan is a great buy.
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I got the 200... It had better features and a very nice design. This unit is great for the price, you get the same features of units that cost in the 800 to 1000.00 range. It's worth getting. The units very lite, designed well, (looks cool) and has been extremely actuate for me, the gps function is also very handy in finding your way back to a good spot.
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I have NOT used a 100. My educated "guess" would be, owing to the feature set in particular (SBM, et al) that the edge would go to the newer, slightly "beefier" 100. That being said, I'm not sure that in a familiar environment, under ideal conditions, anybody would find telling the two apart would be particularly easy. It's an equivocal attempt at an answer, but I suspect the real question is "Is the 100 worth difference in price?" Only you can divine that answer for yourself. Shop carefully, don't pull the trigger on anything that does not have a generous return option and (if possible) audition them side by side.....
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I should get the VersaCut by friday, so could give you a better comparison of the two by than. But as far as rk3441k, I would not call it an upgrade to the Versacut, it is just a different mini saw. It is a great little tool. Think of this one as a mini worm-drive circular saw. The main differences between the two are: RK3441k can make deeper cuts and has a larger blade (you can cut 2x4s), versa cut max depth is 1-1/16. Rk3441k is 5 amp, versa cut is 4. With rk3441k you can make bevel cuts, with versa cut you "can't". One has laser the other one does not. But I really would not care for it not being on the rk3440k, with the blade being on the left, it is easy to see where you are going. The last big difference is versa having the plungeble shoe. People seem to either love or hate that feature. I am planing on using it to hopefully ease up making plunge cuts in odd, cramped spots. RK3441k will probably be getting more use even after I get the versa cut. It is just more versatile.
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Hello Aaron. I wish I have the Glidecam to compare both units. I can tell you the Opteka works and do good videos. If you read the reviews on other brands, you'll see lot of complains on setup and quality. Well, that is not a problem with this unit. Setup is really easy and the quality is pretty decent. My "concern" is that it's heavy and after some time, you will feel the weight. I wish Opteka could replace some parts and use aluminum to make it a "perfect" unit (price v/s quality). Now, keep on mind this is for fun... I tried on some parties and all my friends got in love with the unit. BUT if you want to make some money and do it professional, then you'll need to pay more. I hope this helps....
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if money was no object....i would buy the elite....its bigger (70 inch i believe)....its the only LED ive seen to best a plasma, BUT with a price of almost 8 g's id def rather have the VT, and definitely if the VT beats last years model. so basically the elite is nicer, BUT id rather spend more money on the vt and get a bad ass surround sound :)
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I have no idea, I went for the 25 because at the time I ordered it, it was $16 with free shipping. Looks like they raised the price to $19.99. The 25 works great for me, but if the 50 is a better deal then go for it.
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Well... the word better is subjective as your personal taste in what you feel or experience when you use this types of devices is different for each individual. I cant compare them to the SE535 as I have never used them before. I can just say that the SE846 are out of this world and I have been blown away. Maybe try to locate a store that have both in stock and give them a try. Good luck in your decision.
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Hello Aaron. I wish I have the Glidecam to compare both units. I can tell you the Opteka works and do good videos. If you read the reviews on other brands, you'll see lot of complains on setup and quality. Well, that is not a problem with this unit. Setup is really easy and the quality is pretty decent. My "concern" is that it's heavy and after some time, you will feel the weight. I wish Opteka could replace some parts and use aluminum to make it a "perfect" unit (price v/s quality). Now, keep on mind this is for fun... I tried on some parties and all my friends got in love with the unit. BUT if you want to make some money and do it professional, then you'll need to pay more. I hope this helps.... Hello Aaron. I wish I have the Glidecam to compare both units. I can tell you the Opteka works and do good videos. If you read the reviews on other brands, you'll see lot of complains on setup and quality. Well, that is not a problem with this unit. Setup is really easy and the quality is pretty decent. My "concern" is that it's heavy and after some time, you will feel the weight. I wish Opteka could replace some parts and use aluminum to make it a "perfect" unit (price v/s quality). Now, keep on mind this is for fun... I tried on some parties and all my friends got in... » Read More Hello Aaron. I wish I have the Glidecam to compare both units. I can tell you the Opteka works and do good videos. If you read the reviews on other brands, you'll see lot of complains on setup and quality. Well, that is not a problem with this unit. Setup is really easy and the quality is pretty decent. My "concern" is that it's heavy and after some time, you will feel the weight. I wish Opteka could replace some parts and use aluminum to make it a "perfect" unit (price v/s quality). Now, keep on mind this is for fun... I tried on some parties and all my friends got in love with the unit. BUT if you want to make some money and do it professional, then you'll need to pay more. I hope this helps.... « Show Less
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I've only owned the Sevylor so I no basis for comparison. Sorry! The Sevylor is great, though.
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I got the Astar as well. I didn't notice until I saw your question and had a look. Is it possible that Astar is the model and not the brand? Also, shouldn't there be another "s" in the name? /jk
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Better. No comparison. 3000 is a solid unit, hassle free. But that unit is old,there are other options in that price range now... check out the numark. Or see if you can find a used m audio xponent. Owned that one for years.... way superior to either.
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Procyon displays more colors and has more LED lights. I've used the Procyon before and I liked it much better than the Proteus. There is a new one out called Kasina that uses a micro sd card to store the content, which means less wires. I personally wish I would have stuck with the Procyon. It seemed to produce the best light display.