What is the difference between the Fein Top (2013)kit, and the FMM 250 Q Top Plus MultiMaster?
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kit has many more blades and are worth it. I've said this before, this tool is the tool I use for everything. Best $3oo I spent ever on any tool!!! Get the kit!
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Both are the same tool just with some different attachments. All attachments are available for purchase separately. The 2013 has a couple more cutting attachments and the 250 some different sanding do-dads. No difference otherwise. Hope that helps.
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Oh ok thanks a lot! Im probably going to get the hfm300Thank you for your help
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This link should give you the differences. Hope it helps. http://www.shopping.com/xSBS-Polk-Audio-MC60-Polk-Audio-RC60i~PRDLT-71428-95941846?sb=1
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I have both. Both work well but are not interchangeable. The back to basics holds more than the magic bullet and I believe the gear system will probably hold up longer.
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I have not done a comparison (I have the SF), but other than color and logo, they look the same. I have also seen them noted on woodturning forums as the same machine made in same factory.
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If you don't have it, I recommend the DVD tutorial manual. I learned on the TASCAM 788, but the DVD tutorial helped me quickly climb the learning curve with the DP-24.
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They are the same compressor under a few different names for some odd reason. Get whichever one is cheaper
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I dont know exactly but it is a noticable difference. Accelaration is greatly improved, top speed does not change much. But u do need a bigger muffler to dampen the sound.
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I asked my self the same question a lot especially since the rc 42 is cheaper but the rc 42 uses smaller drivers and has less wattage. The c20 will be better balanced with your f30. I highly recommend it. Also because of closer power specs to your mains the C20 should put less strain on your amp. Ok good luck. Tell me how it goes.
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The Fein is a quality piece of equipment. I use it frequently, and I believe it is worth what I paid for it.
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I own the Hybrid Volar Max, and the main difference I can find is that it has a single tuner, while the Volar Q has dual tuners for recording two shows at once.
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Well, I do own both but I play mostly classic rock and I don't really play anything metal (at least not anything I would call metal) so I can't really say. The CS400 works better for me but the DC9 has the "one knob" compression that is easy to set and comes in a thick metal box. The DC9 is a clone of the old MXR Dyna Comp compressor they made in the late 70's-early 80's. There are some "shoot out" videos of the Behringer vs the MXR on YouTube that are pretty good. The DC9 may be just what you want if you are not familiar with compressors and compression ratios and release time and all that tech stuff. The DC9 works good. Well, I do own both but I play mostly classic rock and I don't really play anything metal (at least not anything I would call metal) so I can't really say. The CS400 works better for me but the DC9 has the "one knob" compression that is easy to set and comes in a thick metal box. The DC9 is a clone of the old MXR Dyna Comp compressor they made in the late 70's-early 80's. There are some "shoot out" videos of the Behringer vs the MXR on YouTube that are pretty good. The DC9 may be just what you want if you are not familiar with compressors and compression ratios and... » Read More Well, I do own both but I play mostly classic rock and I don't really play anything metal (at least not anything I would call metal) so I can't really say. The CS400 works better for me but the DC9 has the "one knob" compression that is easy to set and comes in a thick metal box. The DC9 is a clone of the old MXR Dyna Comp compressor they made in the late 70's-early 80's. There are some "shoot out" videos of the Behringer vs the MXR on YouTube that are pretty good. The DC9 may be just what you want if you are not familiar with compressors and compression ratios and release time and all that tech stuff. The DC9 works good. « Show Less
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That is a good question. When I got mine, it was the only one. I would look at the cost and availability of replacement blades and sanding pads too. As far as the MultiMaster, Pros: it works great and it comes in a rugged case, Cons: it's loud and I have to order blades and sanding pads from Amazon. Unless you are at a jobsite building houses, a corded tool will be better and last longer.
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The only difference i noticed is one comes with a mounting bracket ( http://www.amazon.com/HELLA-003399801-Supertone-High-Bracket/dp/B0002MA03S/ref=pd_sbs_auto_13 ) and the other does not ( HELLA 003399803 Supertone 12V High Tone/Low Tone Twin Horn Kit ).
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yes, I have the same tama iron cobra from my acoustic set on there. It works great. No noticeable lapse in kicks. You will need to keep it on carpet or fabricate a way to weigh it down. You will get a lot of shift especially from heavier tracks.
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I just have the base kit, so I can't answer your question from experience; I got this from a website: "master class" DVD, Qi Gong DVD, a different Rumble Roller (sort of pokey), weighted gloves, high-resistance strength band, "master" workout calendar. I hope this helps you out. Personally, I ordered the base kit because I tend to be really excited about some things and then I don't have the stick-to-it-iveness to use them to their best advantage. : /
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I have a red and a black one and they are identical. There are different models, so it's good to be careful and check, but the SFQ-2 series I think would be the same, and My red and black ones are...As I view the photos of the red, white and black ones, it looks like they used different views, but looks like same machine.