What are the concerns between A and B bands? Is one better?
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Choosing the band you will use depends on what frequencies are in use in your area. Sennheiser has a page on their support site called Frequency Finder to help you determine which band to use in your area. Also, keep in mind there are 3 bands available for this model, A, B, and G.
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Technically, I don't know. I bought A Bands because I have 4 others that are A and wanted to keep them all in the same range.
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Over all music quality is better with bw7'sBeats is just loud and annoying you would be happier with bw7's, but remember they are horrible on a plane but so are beats! Hope this helps!
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Monster is top of the line. Monster makes Beats. As far as money Beats will be cheaper. As far as sound quality monster is it.
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Hands down.... A&H; makes a better sounding and more dependable Mixer. I have been installing Sound systems since 1982.
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The one I have has both AM and FM. To be honest I would recommend that you buy one with multiple bands. If you are using it as a 'spirit box' you'll be surprised at how much you can save an otherwise low-production session by switching bands. If we aren't getting a lot on the FM, I switch to AM and often get multiple-word and multi-syllabic replies.
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I would just buy whatever is good for you. You might want to buy 2 bands and then you can use an easier and harder, as you like. There is no requirement for how difficult the band is, but you want something you can do repetitive exercises with without burning out your arms and legs right away.
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Compare the specs to the Beat's! You will be surprised. If you are hung up on the Beat's name? Well, then you're hung up! If you prefer to pay for lots of advertising, then you are hung up on paying for advertising! It's your money, if you prefer to pay for advertising for an inferior product, I suggest you purchase Beat's! Do yourself a favor and listen to them both. If that's not possible you will never be dissatisfied with MEE products which pass the advertising savings onto to the consumer.
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You can't find two more different headphones. The Beats will overemphasize the bass, but it sound like you want that. I've read reviews saying that the Beats are huge. But they will probably be rugged. The P7 is also accused of having slightly emphasized bass, but I can tell you that the highs are also extended and the overall sound very refined, something that ALL Beats are not. Also, the B&W is very plush and may not hold up as well if you will need something that stands up to abuse. But they are very well built with top quality materials. The B&W is for men, the Beats are for boys. All Beats are geared for heavy bass music, but don't sound very good with anything else due to their overemphasized bass. The P7 will perform better with all other music genres because they are much more neutral. But they are definitely. It bass shy. You will get more bass with the Beats, but the quality if the bass (and everything else) will be better with the P7.
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I also haven't had a problem, neither with breakage nor stretching, and I use the colored bands exclusively. My original band is green, but I've been using the navy blue band as my go-to for a few months now. I think it's probably worth the expense of getting a new band and perhaps with each battery charge switching bands to give each a chance to rest between uses. Just a thought....
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We have the same problem, despite having isolated which band was best for our location. It seems that doing the auto search function will sometimes solve this issue, which appears to have something to do with compression cutting out a weak signal. The only real solution I've found is to keep them on the stage very close to the performer, fresh high quality batteries, and check the frequencies often (right before show etc...)
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JBL is my babies, go to the best buy upper end section, they have an assortment of brands, you should listen to your own style of music before making decision.
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D. Band,Thank you so much! That really clarifies a lot. Say, did you order your model from Amazon? (or one of its sponsored vendors?)
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I'm sure. And they will maintain a full range of frequencies as well. I've used a few different types iver the years in a variety of bands. Some classic rock bands. A concert hall should be easily handled. They are also inconspicuos and comfortable. You should like them. D
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There doesn't appear to be much difference besides the finish, I would by the cheaper of the two. I have used these bases for VHF-low, VHF and UHF Ham Radio with no complaints!
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i just heard m50 once, i like the a900x more but it depends on what kind of music u listen, the m50 are just increidible for electronic music and bassy things, the a900x are better for more subtle music, his domain are the mids and a really open space, i love them for jazz, academic classic and soul, funky etc...
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The only difference between the 231 and the 231s is the color. The a stands for silver, the standard model (231) is black.Also, both are discontinued, get the bbe 31 band eg instead. No hum, runs cool, sturdy faders, and same price point and configuration. Hope this helps
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I'm not sure. The bands were a present for my girlfriend, she loves to varying tensions, had bands from physical therapy but they were nowhere near as good!