How does this compare to the privia px-150?
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The PX-150 has fewer sounds than the 330 and it can not save user settings such as layerd sounds (often I layer a Pad sound or String sound under the Piano sound). There is no LCD on the 150, and really no need for it. The sounds between the two are virtually the same and the action is the same, with the 330 stacked with more sound choices.
1804920
I don't know as I've never played a px-150, sorry. But it seems that the 150 is a later generation and the 330 has more tones. I am quite happy with the 330 still, and play it almost every day, however, I only use the piano tones, so I could have saved money by just getting the 130.
1804921
Having owned a Casio for nearly two years, I would highly recommend you do NOT buy. I've seen enough problems online from other owner and have my own to recommend you go to Yamaha or some other make. These are both electronic and mechanical in nature, but the bottom line is I no longer trust the manufacturer.
606289
I have the LX 6000 and my room mate has the LX 3000. I like where the mute button is on the 6000 better and I think it is lighter. It sounds better also. I have used both of them and I prefer the 6000
271837
Based on my research before purchasing, the difference between these 2 units, per the XtremeAir website, is that the PX10-U30 features "4-speed screen touch sensitive electronic control w/ blue LED display; programmable 1-15 minute delayed power auto shut off; and remote control." The UL10-U30 has "3-speed mechanical EZ push buttons"; no touch display, no delayed auto shut off and no remote control. the PX also offers sensor operation, and I don't see that listed among the features of the UL. Bells and whistles in terms of the controls is the primary difference as far as I can tell. As to whether it's a "true 900CFM", I can't tell you for certain, but I can tell you that I've been extremely happy with the suction and smoke evacuation from this unit, not to mention the quietness. Installation was a bit of a bear, and definitely not one-man job. It's not overly "complicated", just that the unit is heavy and cumbersome and you definitely need to be methodical. But, if you take your time, go step-by-step (and have some help), I think you'll be as happy with the unit as I am. Hope that helps.
1185862
Do not have anything to compare it to. I like the Powertraveller it is very robust and performs as described.
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Quality-wise, the SX1000 is as good as it gets at this price and this form factor. As far as better than the 712, I can't say as I haven't heard one of those, but this one has a limiter and a low-cut filter, which will save your life sometimes in certain situations (i.e. you have manually set the recording level for a live band in a club, but they get a little bit louder sometimes and you don't find out till later). And as Jay Jay Jay said in one of his replies to a question about lectures, the stereo mode with appropriately-set mic sensitivity was far superior to trying to use the monophonic and directional lecture mode with this device. Quality-wise, the SX1000 is as good as it gets at this price and this form factor. As far as better than the 712, I can't say as I haven't heard one of those, but this one has a limiter and a low-cut filter, which will save your life sometimes in certain situations (i.e. you have manually set the recording level for a live band in a club, but they get a little bit louder sometimes and you don't find out till later). And as Jay Jay Jay said in one of his replies to a question about lectures, the stereo mode with appropriately-set mic sensitivity was far superior to trying to use the... » Read More Quality-wise, the SX1000 is as good as it gets at this price and this form factor. As far as better than the 712, I can't say as I haven't heard one of those, but this one has a limiter and a low-cut filter, which will save your life sometimes in certain situations (i.e. you have manually set the recording level for a live band in a club, but they get a little bit louder sometimes and you don't find out till later). And as Jay Jay Jay said in one of his replies to a question about lectures, the stereo mode with appropriately-set mic sensitivity was far superior to trying to use the monophonic and directional lecture mode with this device. « Show Less
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compares very well as far as I can tell. I really like mine. Seems to have all the same available features.
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Hello Subhakar, the difference between this two senheiser, well both are the same, both sound amazing, great bass response. Check the senheiser webpage, you will find the details. For me, both models are the same in sound. try the cx 300b mk ii. Take care, rock on.
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This one has a bigger motor and higher rpm, it is slightly heavier and has a slightly larger capacity, it would be consider more heavy duty then the nina which is smaller, lighter, and more portable. IMO this one is a better buy for the money. Mine works great!
2266324
As best as I can tell, the PX 02 has 3 baffle filters and a remote control while the PX 03 has 2 baffle filters and no remote control. I got this information from a chart on page 4 of the Installation Guide and User's Manual available on the XtremeAir website.
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The Torino is compact and only a 6100 and the Portofino is a 6600... Get the Portofino! More powerful. Hope this helps :-)
1280282
It was my second choice. The Panasonic was $150 more(at the time) and I liked the sealed motor on the Prolux 7000. I had a older Panasonic industrial before before but it was not as good, smaller motor, more plastic parts and kind'a noise. But the Panasonic is still a good sweeper. Its your money I can't tell you which is best. I just liked the Prolux more for the price. Time will tell it I made the right choice. My girlfriend thought the red color was bad ass and as long as she is on the other end of it (and not me). What mom'a wants mom'a gets!
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As a prior Fiios user, I find that the sound stage and reproduction of the Verza is like going from a Toyota to a Lexus. The device itself is heavier and I found that the use of toggle switches and some buttons was not nearly as intuitive as the display on the Fiios. However, this is a simple thing to understand. I pair this amp with a pair of JH Audio IEM's and the result is amazing. Sound is rich and natural. No noticeable muddiness across the range. The battery life is not very good. That is probably my biggest gripe about it. Well, it is also kind of large and heavy in comparison to the Fiios. That being said, I find listening to be a real pleasure. Given the option, I would buy it again. As a prior Fiios user, I find that the sound stage and reproduction of the Verza is like going from a Toyota to a Lexus. The device itself is heavier and I found that the use of toggle switches and some buttons was not nearly as intuitive as the display on the Fiios. However, this is a simple thing to understand. I pair this amp with a pair of JH Audio IEM's and the result is amazing. Sound is rich and natural. No noticeable muddiness across the range. The battery life is not very good. That is probably my biggest gripe about it. Well, it is also kind of large and... » Read More As a prior Fiios user, I find that the sound stage and reproduction of the Verza is like going from a Toyota to a Lexus. The device itself is heavier and I found that the use of toggle switches and some buttons was not nearly as intuitive as the display on the Fiios. However, this is a simple thing to understand. I pair this amp with a pair of JH Audio IEM's and the result is amazing. Sound is rich and natural. No noticeable muddiness across the range. The battery life is not very good. That is probably my biggest gripe about it. Well, it is also kind of large and heavy in comparison to the Fiios. That being said, I find listening to be a real pleasure. Given the option, I would buy it again. « Show Less
959763
This is the Casio Privia PX-150. Don't know why the model number is different - maybe because it comes with the attached wood stand instead of the portable tubular one. Not sure what CSU stands for either.
585008
I have used the Hertz Neverlost, and the Magellan 4040. While they may supply Hertz, with their units, the Magellan 4040 is like trying to compare a Ferrari to a Ford Focus. Both will get you from point A to B, but one will do in it style, and be the envy of your friends. That is how I could compare the 4040 to the Neverlost. The 4040 is hands down light years ahead of use. My parents, who are technophobes, loved using it also, right out of the box. By contrast, even though I am an IT 'expert' I still have some troubles with the Neverlost. So, to answer your question, No the Maestro s not pretty close to the Neverlost, it is light years ahead!
230539
I have owned both for more than a month each. If you can afford it, the hi def driver in the 315s makes it worth every penny.
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I've owned both. The pioneer is smaller and not as heavy. I prefer the pioneer.
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Panasonic sd 60k get more picture wide len and more zoom and <<optical>> image stabilization. I got them both and in the end of testing, I return sony cx 150. there is one down side thou the 3.5 hour battery is expensive for panasonic. and sometime the auto white balance is a bit slower but in the end it all good.