What significant differences separate the K701 and K702 that would justify the differences in price? Thanks!
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Regarding Sound Quality, not much at all. The normal K702s are actually about the same price as the K701s. It's only the "Anniversary Edition" of the K702 that's supposed to be limited, which is why it costs much more. I own and use both K701 and Anniversary K702 regularly, and while they both sound amazing, it's very difficult to tell any difference between their sound. Also the K701's wire is a 3/4" jack that comes with a 1/8" adapter. My anniversary K702's wire is a 1/8" jack (this is the normal headphone jack size) that comes with a 3/4" adapter (for guitar amps/studio jacks/etc.). Not sure what the standard K702 wire comes with but with some more research, someone's bound to know. Also, I'm pretty sure the K702 wires are easily removable if ever need to be replaced, while the K701 wire is not.
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The tech specs are the same according to sweetwater.com (resistance, frequency etc.). Sweetwater also has the price listed as the same though so if you're leaning toward one over the other because of the color then I bet you could find a better price somewhere.
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I just got the K701, no idea about k702. I hear someone told me before, K702 sounds bright, and a little bit higher resolution.K701 is also pretty good handphone, I like it a lot, I use it for classical music.
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It isn't that much different, the only difference is the extra 50 dpi in FK and the FK is smaller than the FK1. These are all the things I can think of right now, hope this helped.
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I think it depends how many programmable Gkeys you need. The K30 has 6 and the K50 has 16. It wasnt an issue for me. The only other main differences are the K50 has a few more back lighting option colors. The K30 keys only glow red but it does have 3 different brightness levels and also an off. The K50 also has a wrist rest attached. You have to decide if those extra features are important to you or not. Otherwise its pretty much the same keyboard. I have the K30 and its outstanding for normal usage and gaming.
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The only real difference I can see is that the DB71 is a touchscreen, while I am not seeing that specified anywhere for the AB71. The specs look very similar otherwise. It is a good machine, for the price (and it being a laptop) it is hard to beat.
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Not sure if the 90 is better, however my oldest son has the k70, and I have the k95. The only complaint I have is the led stopped working on my u key. And the cap locks is very sensitive.
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I, personally just ordered a K-7. From what I understand, the high ISO performance of a D90 might best a K-7, but other than that, the features on the K-7 leave the D90 in the dust. They really arent in the same class. Not to mention how much more rugged and durable the K-7 is. I think the K-7 is a much better choice based on a lot of research.
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There is no difference. They both have the same keys, I use the Business one at work and I dont see any difference.
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The keyboard is what sold the Samsung for me. I didn't like the feel of the Asus but the Samsung keyboard feels like a normal keyboard to me. Both companies make quality products though I don't think you can go wrong with either. Other then the keyboard I don't really see any difference between the two except for maybe the screen qualities which I can't really comment on. I think the new 10.1" Aspire One is worth looking at too if you're considering price.
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I know that only K702 65th Anniversary Edition and the newer K712 are made in Austria. Other old models such as K701 / K702 / Q701 are made in China.
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I can only speak to my personal experience. my k701s are older I would say at least five years old. Not very worn though. they look brand new so they haven't had rough life. my q701s are the ones assembled in China. they both have the signature akg sound but they are distinctly different. all I had to do was play some zedd and with the q701 not only could you hear the texture of the electronic bass it had body and oomph. just enough. the k701 had no lower extension at all. the q701 sound more musical and fuller without that hardness of the k701. Sometimes I feel the k701 has a better Soundstage but that just might be a difference of hours used. My amp is a little portable amp but I think both would sound world's better with a really nice tube amp. but in answer to your query in my case yes they sound very different. In fact I was shocked how different. But remember my k701s are of a very different vintage.
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The only difference in the 2 heads is that the 701 is more of a traditional sliding plate design. The 500 has a new "drop-in" design that is supposedly faster. The feet and monopod part of each model are the same. I have the 701 because the 500 wan't released yet and I love it. My entire setup revolves around the sliding plates.
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A quick search of G700S model versus G700' turned up... "According the specs sheet, the higher DPI on the G700S is the only difference compared to G700." Deeper looking may uncover more info. I wasn't very fond of my G700 and happily replaced it. No malfunctions just felt like a cheap quality clunky mouse to me.
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From looking at the specs on both products, the following comes forth: the business model has a product number (44Q-0001) and the "home" model doesn't. The business model has a rated distance of 33', the "home" model has a rated distance of "up to 30'." Both have 104 keys, both have identical keyboards, the mouse for both is identical. The size for both is the same, KB: 18.1" x 8.59" x 1.47"; Mouse 4.59" x 2.77" x 1.6"; Transceiver 1.83" x 0.62" x 0.31". Both require 2 AA batteries (included) for the KB and two more AA batteries (included) for the Mouse. Both appear to use a USB for the transceiver. Both appear to have a 15 month user life for the KB and an 8 month user life for the mouse. The prices range from $50 to $70 on both products as well, depending on where one buys them. So other than that, I don't know.
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It doesn't matter... don't buy this unit! It was a messy, inconsistent piece of junk, so we went back to the K75 and have been very happy with that model.
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The K is the unlocked multiplier model which usually runs about $50 more. This is for if you plan to overclock you processor you would need the K model
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J. McCamey- I am also leaning towards the K7 over the D90 and have found the same things to be true as you have stated. If possible please give us insight as to your purchase after you have had the opportunity to take some pictures.
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They are both well regarded at this price level but only your ears will tell you how they compare. I have heard it said that if your cartridge suits the PP2 loading then its not bad at all. Technically the 651 is a much better design with better overload margin. Audition both and see what you think.