Has anyone compared this to the thumper pro mini 2?
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I have not, but I am most pleased with this Thumper. Just a few minutes around the neck and shoulders does a great job.
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I like mine. It does not rattle the windows but I do get a surprisingly deep bass from such a slim package. It will not quite fit under my seats but it should fit under some which would be interesting. I like the output remote its nice for on the fly adjustment. Cant compare it to the other unit as I have not seen it.
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Even though I haven't listened to both, I thought I'd reply anyway. I combed thru the net for reviews on both. There are many for the 10.1 and only a couple for the 10.2. None compared the two. Obviously, 10.2 will produce more bass, but I was afraid that larger woofer wouldn't handle the upper midrange as well. No review discussed that, so it's my own supposition. I bought the 10.1, and the bass is very solid and goes lower than I anticipated. Very happy with it. Hope this helps at least a little bit.
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Sorry to disagree with Blake, but I own about every travel amp including Roland minicube, Mustang beats it hands down. Same size, much better sound, cheaper... those 24 presets and good twin reverb sound are bees knees. Haven't dropped like micro cube however. Cube was great in it's day, but things have improved
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I purchased the Sport given the handle seemed a little slimmer and easier to manipulate. The sport has a control that lets you select a percussion speed from 1 to 5 and seems to offer everything the mini pro offers. I am extremely happy with Thumper percussion given that I borrowed the 6 headed pro and it unlocked my shoulder after 2 days of "thumping". As a supplement to the Thumper, I also recommend The Stick.
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I never compared it to a Bic F12, I have to a Polk Audio PSW110 though and the Yamaha kicks it's butt! I'm just going off my own experience with mine. I've owned it now for almost 3 years and I have never had a single issue with it and I've used it hard for everything from movies, digital music, car audio (used it as a subwoofer in my 08 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT utilizing the power inverter) and for use on my electronic drum set. I don't know if it's because it's a downward facing sub or what, but the Yamaha SW315 fills the room with deep thumping bass. I love it! It was given to me as a Christmas gift from my brother and it continues to be one of the best gifts I ever got. I'd be lost without it.
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Dear customer, Thank you for your inquiry. The mini pro 2 massager has been designed for professional use, as its name implies, and it has been used primarily in medical environments, such as chiropractic, rehabilitation and massager therapy offices. This massager is also well known in professional sports environments. Many of our customers who want a premium quality massager for self-use will spend the extra money to purchase a mini pro, as it will likely provide them a lifetime of use in their home environment. It gives a 6mm penetration to the muscle. You will get a harder hit to the muscle with the Mini pro. The Thumper Sport massager is specifically designed for home use. It is a high quality product with an excellent ergonomic design. It is a little smaller and lighter than the mini pro 2 and delivers a slightly lighter massage, although just as effective. This massager also provides interchangeable massage spheres for individuals who want to reduce the strength of the massage. It gives a 5 mm penetration the muscle. Let me know if you have further questions.
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I actually had both. The original beatbox was larger so one would've thought it would be louder but the new one really managed to capture the quality and is still very loud.
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I purchased my Thumper Maxi Pro several or five years ago, I do not know if a newer model is available
1087828
Physically, the Champ 20 is close to twice the size of the "mini amps" I'm familiar with. It also has the look and features of a full sized amplifier. Most "mini amps" have an on/off switch, volume and maybe a treble and bass control. The Champ 20 has much more.
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When I looked at the different models it seemed that the main difference was the number of inputs. If your only using it to play music you will only need one input, so I would say the smaller model would work for you. Just check to see if there's any difference in the power of the speakers.
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Not gonna lie...i dont know if its better as ive never used the squier. I do know however it is better than a create gxr i believe it was. And yes, its great for beginners and advanced alike
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I just picked one up today, it's amazing. I don't know how it compares to the original, but I'm pretty happy with it. I switched from playing ethnic drums (congas and djembe) to electronic drums (zendrum) a few years ago. I really love the zendrum but I've missed the simplicity of playing a single surface like the djembe. The Wavedrum feels about like a djembe with a synthetic head that's not terribly tight. It's very comfortable to play with your hands and you can set it up for sticks. The sounds are are mixture of samples and synthetics that are modulated by the input from the drum head, so the drum feels very live and acoustic (I had a Roland Handsonic, the Wavedrum feels much more real and responsive). The sounds range from fairly realistic acoustic sounding drums to completely synthed out analog sounds. It is not a midi instrument, in any sense, if you're looking for a controller but it's a very cool instrument in it's own right. The only downside I can see it the parameter editing is done through a completely minimal 5 button, 2 knob interface but I suspect they're trying to hit a low price point. If it's successful, maybe they can put in a USB connection and make some editing software.
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No. I returned mine immediately. It's very small, lightweight, and doesn't thump a small room.
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I have found the sound to be good with low frequencies, clear and full at mid and high frequencies, which of course is a subjective answer. None of the mini's are full fidelity speaker systems, so all involve compromise. The BT 2.0 compares nicely to other mini's we considered, all of which were much more expensive. Hope this helps.
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Thats a tough question. The vibration is pretty good but the audio is better for me.
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It all depends on the brand of amp really, but with that much power I recommend that instead you buy a 2ohm kicker comp r that's what I have now with a 500w kicker amp and it slams but it's deep and smooth, way smoother than the cvr