Whats the difference between the Shubbs S1 and the Deluxe S1 capo ? Thanks, Mick
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I have both @like both. The difference is one is stainless, the other is nickel. Love them both, can't beat this capo, either one of them.
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I think mainly it's that the Deluxe is stainless steel and the other is nickel. The function and design are the same.
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Deluxe has a roller interface between compression lever and neck lever where the standard model has a pointed interface pin. Look at the descriptions; just type Shubbs in the musical instrument category.
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They recently made changes so there are fewer differences... Older ones didn't have a roller and the bottom lever wasn't contoured. Now I think the only difference in S1s is that the deluxe is stainless steel. FWIW I own a deluxe and an original (no roller), and both work well.
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according to the shubb website the standard is nickel plated, or chromed. the deluxe is polished stainless, no chrome plating. Hope this helps.
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The s1 use a system with a rubber to make pressure and the deluxe use a more durable wheel. The Deluxe is made of stainless steel. Deluxe is a better product.
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I think the product is the same, but the listings with different names are different sellers. They just used different words for the same product. ???
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I just called Samsung's customer service line and spoke to a rep. He said there is no difference between S and SAX except for when it was made. I'm in the market for one as well and think I'm going to go with the S model (from SecondAct.com, only $999.99!)
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The S1 is (rechargeable) battery operated, that makes a major difference. I love the S1, it's worth the money, and then some.
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Hi! They are both exactly the SAME DESIGN - the only difference being the finish in the 312B sporting a synthetic woodgrain look (either the walnut or other 314B). Interesting enough, although the difference is by having just a layer of something wrapped or sealed into the resin, it's widespread knowledge that somehow the 312B and 314B with the synthetic woodgrain finish ACTUALLY sound better.I forget what the material is made of but if you touch a 302 and a 312/314, you will feel that the latter is cooler to the touch AKIN some metal low conductivity metal. But do not quote me on this. Hi! They are both exactly the SAME DESIGN - the only difference being the finish in the 312B sporting a synthetic woodgrain look (either the walnut or other 314B). Interesting enough, although the difference is by having just a layer of something wrapped or sealed into the resin, it's widespread knowledge that somehow the 312B and 314B with the synthetic woodgrain finish ACTUALLY sound better.I forget what the material is made of but if you touch a 302 and a 312/314, you will feel that the latter is cooler to the touch AKIN some metal low conductivity metal. But do not quote me on this.
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It has the same model number. I can only assume it's the same. The only difference is that one comes bundled with a couple of accessories. These accessories aren't the best quality, but it is a good starter kit. If you're going to end up getting your own accessories, then skip the bundle and just go with the standalone guitar.
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The Platinum model 1 has a piano black housing and a brighter face than the model 1. There is no difference in sound quality as far as I could tell. The platinum 1, in my opinion, is much better looking.
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Try the S1 model. It's way lighter than the S2. Microphonics is hardly present on both models. Before you make a purchase, consider changing se215 eartips first.
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also consider tralucent 1+2 and tralucent Ref.1. I have had the 1+2 (with the gold cable) and must say, they where a bit more "airy" sounding, more dinamic, clear, at least so much details. The bass was perhaps better controlled. A pitty they broke twice. I'still waiting for a replacement.... Overal the listening experience with the 1+2 was overwhelmig.The Shure SE846 are very solid performer and listening with them is also addicting. The tralucent ref. 1 is the "upgrade" of the 1+2. There ist also a "uber-cable" (solid core) for the 1+2 and Ref. 1 (costs over 1000$). With this cable both would sound better... also consider tralucent 1+2 and tralucent Ref.1. I have had the 1+2 (with the gold cable) and must say, they where a bit more "airy" sounding, more dinamic, clear, at least so much details. The bass was perhaps better controlled. A pitty they broke twice. I'still waiting for a replacement.... Overal the listening experience with the 1+2 was overwhelmig.The Shure SE846 are very solid performer and listening with them is also addicting. The tralucent ref. 1 is the "upgrade" of the 1+2. There ist also a "uber-cable" (solid core) for the 1+2 and Ref. 1 (costs over... » Read More also consider tralucent 1+2 and tralucent Ref.1. I have had the 1+2 (with the gold cable) and must say, they where a bit more "airy" sounding, more dinamic, clear, at least so much details. The bass was perhaps better controlled. A pitty they broke twice. I'still waiting for a replacement.... Overal the listening experience with the 1+2 was overwhelmig.The Shure SE846 are very solid performer and listening with them is also addicting. The tralucent ref. 1 is the "upgrade" of the 1+2. There ist also a "uber-cable" (solid core) for the 1+2 and Ref. 1 (costs over 1000$). With this cable both would sound better... « Show Less
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Hi, and thank you for your question. The names are a little confusing - The S1 Mini Vivaldi II has the reservoir, the S1 Vivaldi II (No Mini in the name) is the exact same unit but it must be plumbed in. Either machine comes in Red or Black and it can be operated at 10amp or 20amp setup or even be switched back and forth. I also recommend purchasing the pre-infusion chamber and having it installed prior to shipping. If I can help you with anything else contact us anytime. Sincerely, SpagEspresso
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Hi, The Fender Metro is definitely a bit higher end. A little over a year ago, the Fender Deluxe bags were discontinued and replaced. However, some dealers still have stock. I'd say the Deluxe is a great value if you can still find one. As I said though, the Metro is definitely nicer so if you don't mind spending the extra $$ then go for the metro. However, if you are on a budget, the Deluxe is actually a really nice bag. Good luck!
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I recently put this in my GS Mini after using Taylor's ES-Go up which was alright.My guitar tech suggested the K&K;Wow,Much better tone and volume.And you still have that passive pu qualityGood luck!
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Does it work with a ukelele? It kinda depends on what you are looking for in a capo and the type of player you are. I use this capo mostly on an acoustic guitar. I do have a concert uke that I use it with and it works fine as far as keeping tune. My cousin uses it on her uke and plays in the church band. However it's a tad large behind the neck making it prone to wrists bumping it. It will also extend far past the width of the neck. Aesthetically not too pleasing. If you are a beginner or casual player spend the few bucks and try it out. I've had several of these things and they do not break. If you are a serious uke player or just want something meant specifically for a uke I would recommend dropping down on a Shubb L-9 or a Kyser capo. They are specifically fit for smaller stringed instruments. But they cost about $20.
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I unfortunately can't answer your question, but I would like to know if you ended up buying these (or the XL version), as I just bought the Fidelio X1 myself...
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If you have the extra $200 bucks to spare for the SVS give it a shot, try it out, they have a customer satisfaction trial return window if it doesn't feel right to you return it. I have not heard the SVS pb so I can't compare. I have an SVS tube with amp. It is quality sound but not too room filling. I added this Klipsch 12 HG and wow what a difference. Hands down it has more room filling bass for my movies. You can spend a lot of money for promised quality or you can spend the right amount for the delivered quality your looking for. I started with one SVS sub and over time have gone for two subs (Klipsch 12HG) and that is an awesome set up. FYI- I have two Klipsch subs in my game room also, for the price, it's a great deal. Enjoy!
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Never used the Bose L1 I find the SA 220 great for running open mike nights and doing solo acoustic gigs its plenty loud for a small to med sized bar no need for monitors and everyone that plays through loves the sound. JK
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It looked to be a newer version of the electronics than that on my Sunburst AJ-220SCE, Both are wonderful playing and sounding guitars. The first one I bought had a really bad neck but using Amazon prime was no problem sending it back and getting replacement
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Oh I'm sorry. I though tthis was for a different one. I got the 24 K gold one. That one was a better quality. It was only 99 but now its 300. This one is nice, but....the saxophone broke off the chain after a month or so. I tried getting a new one and then I didn't bother when i got the real gold one.