how is this one compared to the CS-6000i?
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I have both. you can program the 9500 to come on with the needle centered or to the left and you can move the needle left or right from stitch #1 (center). on the 6000, stitch #1 just stays centered. 9500 has more stitches and the alphabet letters. that's about it. the 9500 may also come with a quarter inch foot.
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I have both a Brother and several Singer machines. It is compstible with these two brands. I'm not familiar with a Cs6000i. What name brand is your machine.
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I too am debating between the 530HCX and the 60CSx. Do you know if the Rino has the same chip set as the 60CSx. I want to get the one that has the better signal, although I think the radio functionality is a plus for the Rino. Your thoughts.Thanks.Ron
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I have this model and I say you should get this one. The only real big difference that I can see between this model and the new one is the new one has a longer-lasting battery. The screen on the new ones is a little different too, but that doesn't matter for what you are going to use it for. This model is fast. Runs Adobe CS3 without any problems. I use it to run Photoshop and Illustrator (at the same time) while on the Internet and playing music, I think it can easily handle what you intend to use it for. It does get a bit hot when you are pushing the processing (mainly when am running all of the above mentioned programs), so you may want to look into a USB laptop cooler with fans. You can also go to instructables[dot]com to see how you can build your own USB laptop cooler. Either way, this thing gets hot when you are asking a lot from the processor. I also recommend the Built NY Portfolio laptop case for this. Fits perfectly. Click on my name and view my profile, then view my Listmania list to see what I am talking about. Other than that, a good Bluetooth mouse will suit you fine.
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I own them both, and have been using them in my portriat studio for a while now. i'll say this, theres really not much difference in the two cameras, a few minor upgrades in the xti, what it boils down to is image quality, and from what i've seen they are equal. Just as fyi, I have been able to get prints as large as 20x30 from both cameras with excellent results.
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I can't compare one to the other because i only have two of this.. But my 16 year old loves them n he uses them on computer and game systems.. We got one first and a year later he asked me for the same one just because it helped with all his needs and he loved it overall.. Hope that helps
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The Series II has black cloth covering the grills instead of dark gray, same drivers and tweeters. These are the entry level line from Polk right now. The name is a throwback to the original monitor series in either the 1970's or 80's(don't remember which decade). Back then Polk only did really high end speakers. Newegg has the Monitor 60 Series II for $99 each if you want to round out this set, coupon code ends 12/7. For your center, I recommend the CS20 from the TSI line. In my room(20' x 22') and after break in, they are much clearer and deeper voices when watching TV and movies than the CS2s that are supposed to go with this set. Happy Holidays.
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I called Omega (it took a couple tries before I actually reached somebody) to ask about the 8004/6 vs 8007/8 their reply was "there aren't any differences worth mentioning." When I pressed further, "you can see from their description they're basically the same. Unless you like the different handle, i don't know why anybody would pay for the newer model." So either a) they're really bad at CS b) the person I spoke to was having a bad day or c) they're just trying to get an extra $30-40 per machine....
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I don't believe there are any differences besides the clock speed. Everything seems identical (same chipset, RAM size/speed, disk model, wireless model, etc) and the only difference the i7-4510u has is an increased clock multiplier. I can say that 1.8 GHz base clock has proven more than enough for anything I need from this computer (read: educational Solidworks, light games/transcoding, productivity, 50+ tabs), and combined with the ssd and ample RAM, I doubt the difference would be significant unless you had heavy single-threaded workloads. It seems that this model has been marked down more because people rarely look at the clock speeds, and this is the cheapest i7 model (also the cheapest with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, my constraints); the market for the other one would be more professional.
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It has slightly higher quality components, but both are excellent machines.I hope that helps.
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Not much. I think feature-wise it's closer to the T5i though I have not compared them closely. One thing it does not have that some others do is the articulated rear LCD. I replaced a 60D with the SL1 and have not missed any of the 60D features. Either the SL1 has all of the features or I did not use them or did not know about them. One feature I really like is the "silent shooting" mode. Most reviews don't mention that. It's quieter than my 5DIII in quiet/silent mode.
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i can't tell you about the 6000 because i didn't test it. i like the 9000 especially for music. nice full sound without all the wires etc. easy set up and easy for the family to use. have to get used to the way it works with tv remote, but i am very happy with the unit.
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The 6000 is good if you're on a budget, but you'll be happier watching movies with the 9000 if you connect the digital optical cable directly to a blue ray player or Directv receiver. The wireless subwoofer provides ample punch and the surround effects add enough realism to get a quasi theater feeling. In no way is the 9000 comparable to a true surround sound system, but for a small to medium size room it will do the job. If you plan to use an aftermarket optical cable installation becomes an issue because the soundbar will not sit flat on a shelf, because the optical cable plugs directly into the bottom. The 6000 is good if you're on a budget, but you'll be happier watching movies with the 9000 if you connect the digital optical cable directly to a blue ray player or Directv receiver. The wireless subwoofer provides ample punch and the surround effects add enough realism to get a quasi theater feeling. In no way is the 9000 comparable to a true surround sound system, but for a small to medium size room it will do the job. If you plan to use an aftermarket optical cable installation becomes an issue because the soundbar will not sit flat on a shelf, because the optical cable plugs directly... » Read More The 6000 is good if you're on a budget, but you'll be happier watching movies with the 9000 if you connect the digital optical cable directly to a blue ray player or Directv receiver. The wireless subwoofer provides ample punch and the surround effects add enough realism to get a quasi theater feeling. In no way is the 9000 comparable to a true surround sound system, but for a small to medium size room it will do the job. If you plan to use an aftermarket optical cable installation becomes an issue because the soundbar will not sit flat on a shelf, because the optical cable plugs directly into the bottom. « Show Less
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The ES is over a year old and the UN55F7500 is much faster and better all around.You won't like the response time of the ES.
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Yes it is a little better. however Behringer have a terrible build and there customer support is awful. Go for a Numark or better.. The BCD3000 will break your heart...
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In concur with BOTH answers! The 600 is a good starter but I prefer this one (but I still kept the 600 for travel purposes).
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I cannot answer that question. I have only ordered and used the 6000b, and that on behalf of my adult literacy students. They used/use the 6000b consistently and was/are always satisfied with it's performance.