Does anyone have an opinion regarding a comparison between the Spektrum DX6I and the Orange TX-6?
69929
Yes hobbyking are terrible period. The Dx6i can be fitted with a backlight np. It is superior in terms of electronic components and range.
69930
From what I understand the Orange is a comprable match to the Spektrum. I personally went with the Spektrum because I dug some spare change out of the sofa and could afford it! I don't think you will have a problem with the Orange but I enjoy the flawless bind and fly options and RX compatibility I get wit the Spektrum on top of industry leading reliability.
1862157
Man, I am in the same boat! I first saw the 9100THX and thought that is the system I am going for! Knowing that THX is all a certification standard. A great one at that! You're right, THX is better at reproducing sound, but from what I've researced, its just that system/receiver passing a rigor of testing. The 9100 has a seal of approval after going through movie theather quality testing. Some pass at minimum standards and others exceed THX standards. From hearing what many people say about both systems its all personal choice. I think I will go with the 7100 because of the added speaker stands (which I need, and will probably add two for the rear speakers, and two for the sides. All equalling the same amount the 9100 will cost you) Plus I didn't feel like shopping around finding speaker stands for the BEAST-like speakers of the 9100. 7100 appeals to me but it may not be for you. They both are pretty much the exact same, other then that seal from THX. In my experience, if you have one thing THX, you might as well go all the way in THX components. So you're speakers should be THX as well. But all that gets spendy. My budget was no more then $1000 at the most. I like what the 7100 offers. Maybe in like 5 years I might upgrade to a THX receiver, but for now I think what the 7100 puts out, I think I will be blown away!! In the gist there are no significant differences. (Other then the Ipod Dock on the 7100 and two speaker stands thrown in)
946228
DX8 is a very nice transmitter which you will have for a long time. Purchasing through Amazon would be fine.
1341817
I am really wondering about this new tx-nr515..... Provided there are no reviews out there about it, looking at the specs sheet I'm quite skeptical... I mean, it costs 200 more than the tx-nr609 and it has 3-4 additional minor features that can hardly justify the price difference. On the other hand, the tx-nr609 has even some extra features compared to its youngest sibling (higher W/ch, THX Select2 Plus certification, Audyssey DSX, and several other things). Check by yourself: http://www.eu.onkyo.com/en/product-comparison-58455.html?products=20674,11980 For some people the tx-nr515 might be the next big thing, but to me it seems more like an update of tx-nr609 with a much fatter price tag slapped on it. Ofc specs do not tell all of a device, also build quality, post-sale service and so on play their part... I'm interested in hearing other people's opinion about this, since I will be buying an a/v receiver in a couple months.
181187
Mode 2 works for me with a Spektrum DX6i but I'd recommend you buy the full size parkzone Mk IX plane - more fun more realistic and more durable especially with retracts
842197
Having played on both kits (I have both), I prefer the DM6 for right out of the box performance. The SD5x has more on-board voices. however, it requires more in the way of set-up and I think the sound quality of the DM6 is superior. The pads are similar in construction and quality. Adjusting the sound parameters is much simpler on the DM6. ALSO and most important, the bottom line! The SD5X is at least 2x the cost of the DM6 while not offering any real appreciable extra value. I used both the SD5x and the DM6 for teaching drum lessons. I have owned the DM6 for well over a year and my drum students have varying degrees of skill. I have never had a single problem with the DM6 and purchased it at Costco for $199.99. I have had to replace a cymbal on the SD5x.
1637446
I believe the sounds quality features are different as well, though I could be wrong, on Kenwood's website there is comparison thing though if I recall correctly
2280209
I have both but unfortunately the Z623 don't even come close to the Z2300's. The overall sound quality of he Z623 are inferior. I am not that happy with the Z623's.
573193
For TDK A 33. Is more powerful than A 26.Both of them bTtery life does not last long.Recently I have just purchase. Creative Roar.They are much much better than TDK.In my country. It sold at. $199.Very Impressive bluetooth speaker.Very friendly user.
161268
it's not really that bad, I was thinking about the new dx6, but I know my 6ireally well and don't want to learn a new radio at this point in time
1202019
I personally have the FT-6T fronts with a F12 sub, FH65bs for rears, matched with the FH6-LCR center. In my opinion I haven't heard the DV-64s but it all depends on the system you are using when I used a nice onkyo stereo movies sounded good but music was way to bright almost a tunnel sound then I switched it up to a sunfire processer and carver amp and I was amazed with the difference, now my speakers sound perfect for music and movies, a quality sound you can be proud of. But like I said it depends on your other components, every review I have read people have said they had to tweak with the settings for both sets of speakers. But if you have good components you shouldn't have to.
920277
Spektrum sells their Transmitters with different packages; sometimes complete with receiver and servos. I'm not really sure what the seller is making reference to. Most DX6 sold in the USA are set to or are only Mode 2. That reference's the functions of the two sticks. Left stick being Throttle and Ruddder; Right stick being Ailrons and Elevator.
995671
My cousin, to my dismayed surprise, has the Soundbot SB240 upon showing off my 66 Audio. They look the same, they feel the same, they sound the same, they ARE the same. Unless you think the extra pouch is worth it, no the extra cash is not justified.
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The LXDT06 is also a little bit more powerful, has a 3 bar battery indicator unlike the low battery indicator on the LXDT01. There are slight cosmetic differences and the LXDT06 is a bit smaller in the head section. Also as previous person answered it has quick shift mode. I have owned both ans still own the LXDT06 both are great guns, but the flourescent bumpers get loose and lost...
1732751
I use the DX6i for flying all my airplanes and now quadcopters. It works great for me and you can save different aircraft you fly on your transmitter also. The DX6i was recommended for me from guys that fly all the time. Hope that helps you out a bit.
757671
According to Crutchfield, the LX196 does not accept 1080 inputs either, only the LZ196 does. Therefore it seems to me the only difference is the housing.
2247756
Sorry, I do not know where you can find that information. When I bought my Hausler I had a Spektrum DX6i transmitter so I purchased a Spektrum receiver for the helicopter. I bought the AR6115e and it has worked flawlessly for me. You will be better off and much happier by doing what I did. The included radio does not have a very good track record for making adjustments easy. The DX6i on the other hand is quite easy to make adjustments to your set ups. I strongly suggest you take this route.