Is it worth $6 more to get the the three button control on thePX 200-II i vs. the thumbwheel volume control on the PX 200-II?
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It's worth it if you have an iPhone which is what the three button control is designed for. They are great headphones either way!
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The three-button control is worthwhile if you are going to use it with a smartphone/MP3 player, since the third button can be used to answer calls or pause/play music. It works with iPhone's Siri, and probably other manufacturers voice commands as well by now. In my experience anything with a potentiometer in it will eventually start to crackle when you're adjusting the volume.
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I glad you were able to find your answer. I know the $200 makes a lot of people wonder if it's worth it. My employer paid for my first one, or I may not have tried it. When I started working from home, however, I could not take it with me and I had NO problem at all forking over the money to buy my own! Once I used this mouse, I didn't want to be without one. I hope you find that investment was worth it for you!
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I had the same question for the distributor i bought mine from. He told me that there was no such model as the DX, that a US distributor had inadvertantly mislabeled them in an ad. There are however 2 versions of the 200X. I'm not sure what the internal differences are between the older and newer version. Externally the old version has a seperate plug for the thumb switch and footpedal, the new version has one control plug for either the thumbswitch or footpedal, plug in the one you want to use. Also the gas inlet on the back of the older one is in the center of the machine, the new one has the gas port on the left side behind the machine. I had the same question for the distributor i bought mine from. He told me that there was no such model as the DX, that a US distributor had inadvertantly mislabeled them in an ad. There are however 2 versions of the 200X. I'm not sure what the internal differences are between the older and newer version. Externally the old version has a seperate plug for the thumb switch and footpedal, the new version has one control plug for either the thumbswitch or footpedal, plug in the one you want to use. Also the gas inlet on the back of the older one is in the center of the machine, the new one has... » Read More I had the same question for the distributor i bought mine from. He told me that there was no such model as the DX, that a US distributor had inadvertantly mislabeled them in an ad. There are however 2 versions of the 200X. I'm not sure what the internal differences are between the older and newer version. Externally the old version has a seperate plug for the thumb switch and footpedal, the new version has one control plug for either the thumbswitch or footpedal, plug in the one you want to use. Also the gas inlet on the back of the older one is in the center of the machine, the new one has the gas port on the left side behind the machine. « Show Less
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The pl-200 is just an upgraded version. 250w rms amp compared to the bic f12s 150w rms. I own the f12 and an very impressed. If your budget allows the pl-200, go for it, but for 95% of people the f12 does a fantastic job.
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They are both really good, but if I'd known about XL model I probably would have gone for it instead. I love the 2" micro adjust on the XL as that's totally handy. I also love the toggle on the head clamp because it's a cool way to do it, but also it's easy to reclamp instead of undoing the screw like on the lesser model. I think the $20 or so more for the XL is worth it for those features, but I'm not going to get rid of the standard stand.
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If the 300 came with these pedals, I would have bought it. Another major deciding factor was that I got this one around Christmas for only $50 more than the 300. Had it been full price i would have bought the 300 and purchased these pedals(if that's possible).. Hope this helped
1911884
We have the 36 and HIGHLY recommend it. Zoom helps if you can't quite see if the baby's head is turned one way or another. Pan helps if your toddler is not in his bed. So worth the extra $ - I use these two features constantly.
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As I understand the issue - and, granted, I may be mistaken, but this is what the information I've gathered suggests - the Intuous is a higher-grade model. How so? Three ways that I know of: 1) Software package. The Graphire comes with one suggested to be worth roughly $100; the Intuous with one about $200. (Personally, I'm of the opinion that both are slightly undervalued, compared to how much they'd cost if you actually tried to purchase the individual pieces of software in a computer store.) 2) Sensitivity. The Intuous has something like twice the sensitivity levels. The Graphire isn't INsensitive, certainly, but the Intuous has amongst the highest sensitivity levels I've EVER heard of in graphics tablets. Sensitivity being useful for increased control - the harder you press, the darker or broader the strokes, etc. Increased sensitivity means there's a wider array of possible results from a given stroke, and so more control so you get EXACTLY the look you want. 3) Secondary buttons. Graphire has a couple, Intuous has several. These are, oh, somewhat like buttons in a modern gaming joystick, insofar as that they can be mapped to pretty much any key or combination of keys you like. Maybe you have one button that switches your tool to Pencil mode, and another to Eraser, and a third to Airbrush, or whatever. This way you don't have to constantly go back to your keyboard or mouse to switch configurations. The more buttons you have, the more things can be linked, and, theoretically, the less often you'll need to move your hands away from the tablet yourself, which maximizes efficiency.
100759
They both have a DX4e transmitter. If your skill level is good, I would recommend starting with the Blade Nano cpx. If this is your first Collective pitch help, get this one first. This one is bigger, so it will not be as touchy to the controls as the blade nano cox. I have both and the Blade Nano cpx burns motors quick. If you get the blade nano cpx, get a Horizon Hobby brush less upgrade for it. The Blade Nano cox is almost Indestructible. I crashed it so many times and it still flies. The blade MCPx has tail blowout problems and is a little less powerful in stock form, You are more likely to break stuff on the MCPX. You should probably get a DX6i if you plan on staying in this hobby. With this, you can adjust almost anyrhing. I find the pitch not enough on the DX4e for me to do 3d flying while on the Blade Nano cpx, it is adequate. If you get this rtf, enable the expo on the DX4e. You can see how to do it on my review of this helicopter. That expo is makes the heli have a mushy feeling and it is not the best. Believe it or not, I am still flying with the DX4e. I will upgrade yo DX6i soon.
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I am very happy with the reverb and echo effects. I have the 1202FX. you have total control, I have a much bigger control and cost more but I like the control I have with the 1202FX reverb. I ran a 5 piece band with big equipment and this mixer could have ran the whole show. Wish I could have had it in the day. I would consider myself a pro, made a living at it for several years.
234389
Wow, thanks for the post. For me less buttons is good. LOL. I may have to start saving for this one. Can you give another quick comment on how easy it is to use?Thanks a lot Thomas.Lamar
156408
You should consider to buy the FBV SHORTBOARD MKII instead of the EXPRESS. The big issue is the impossibility for the Express to switch between banks. Moreover, the SHORTBOARD will give you controls for fx and boost and other features of the patches you can edit on your Line 6 amplifier.I use it with the spider iv 75 and it's the best controls you can get with the spider Iv series...!
577486
If you haven't bought either yet, the PMX80's are on sale now, about $16 cheaper than the PMX70's!
1967486
Multiple options vs single options and longer loop times. I own both pedals and love them.
1804919
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.
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The real reason, I think, is found in another one of the questions. The mouse in this set has two scroll wheels and there are NO other mice available that have a thumb scroll wheel like it. I use mine for volume control and while it's just a convenience thing, I am dreading the day when my mouse dies. People that use this set don't want to give it up and I'm guessing that 100% of the demand that drives the price is from people who have one that finally stopped working on them...
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The channel volume and master volume controls work well in tandem, but the lower the channel volume is set, the less "adjustability" you'll have with the master. For example, if you set channel vol to its lowest setting, you will not get anything more out of the master much past 9oclock on the knob (keep in mind the controls are digital, not true pots, so in this scenario envision 0 volume at 6oclock. By the time you make a quarter turn on the master you're topped out). Hopefully that makes sense!