Is there some way that this model isn't just as good as the K&amp;M 10810 music stand? Aside from the 10810 being heavier and taller, they seem the same.
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The 10810 provides an opportunity for taller players to maintain a comfortable, professional practice posture. Those who must use a heavier binder/notebook for multiple pages of music rather than just a few sheets will find a difference between the two models.
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I have to disagree. When I use mine with either my on-board Realtek Azalia or with this SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD it sounds loud and very well balanced. They have a "reference" feel, they are very compliant, with a flat response curve. That is, highs, mids, and lows are given the same weight. This is typically found in professional sound equipment, while consumer headphones and speakers are built to accentuate highs and lows. Someone who's used to bass-heavy headphones would probably describe them as weak and tinny, but to my ear they represent bass quite well, if it's there. You can use an EQ to overcome this, and they should comply. I have to disagree. When I use mine with either my on-board Realtek Azalia or with this SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD it sounds loud and very well balanced. They have a "reference" feel, they are very compliant, with a flat response curve. That is, highs, mids, and lows are given the same weight. This is typically found in professional sound equipment, while consumer headphones and speakers are built to accentuate highs and lows. Someone who's... » Read More I have to disagree. When I use mine with either my on-board Realtek Azalia or with this SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD it sounds loud and very well balanced. They have a "reference" feel, they are very compliant, with a flat response curve. That is, highs, mids, and lows are given the same weight. This is typically found in professional sound equipment, while consumer headphones and speakers are built to accentuate highs and lows. Someone who's used to bass-heavy headphones would probably describe them as weak and tinny, but to my ear they represent bass quite well, if it's there. You can use an EQ to overcome this, and they should comply. « Show Less
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Hi.I didn't see the who made this either model # on this case but I got info. Come along with my order Austin Bazaar music www.austinbazaar.com or 800-511-1322 hope it will help
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It really isn't just the color. My friend has the Yellow one and I have the White one there really very little difference. Both stands are exceptional would recommend either stand to any DJ.
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Hi, your question is a good one. I can not tell the difference speakers on their side or standing up when they are playing. I really think it is just what a person likes(prefers). I hope you will do what you like best. Take care, Ron
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I haven't heard the Standmore but would assume it has less of everything. If you don't play rock loud then it probably isn't worth it. Two downsides, one is no Bluetooth and two, no handle to carry it. I don't get the handle omission. I use a high end Audioquest pin to pin cable because the supplied is crap. Better sound quality than Bluetooth so not missing much.
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The Korg KP3+, is supposed to more up to date effects, than the regular KP3. I have not had a chance to compare the two. But fromwhat I have read, (from others) that it's worth getting the KP3+, for the extra effects
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Mine is on a heavy wood media stand. There is "0" vibration. The woofers do not put out the volume that you might like. In other words do not expect the bottom end to sound like a full blown 5.1 speaker system. It's good and fine for watching movies and music videos. I've watched some concerts and musical movies and was satisfied with the result. I was a pro bass player when I was a puppy so I tend to be a bit critical. It's going to pump up your sound but don't expect a "Live" performance sound. I am satisfied with the performance and would buy it again knowing what I do now about it. There is a volume adjustment for the Bass so you can crank it down if you need to. Mine is on a heavy wood media stand. There is "0" vibration. The woofers do not put out the volume that you might like. In other words do not expect the bottom end to sound like a full blown 5.1 speaker system. It's good and fine for watching movies and music videos. I've watched some concerts and musical movies and was satisfied with the result. I was a pro bass player when I was a puppy so I tend to be a bit critical. It's going to pump up your sound but don't expect a "Live" performance sound. I am satisfied with the performance and would buy it again knowing what I... » Read More Mine is on a heavy wood media stand. There is "0" vibration. The woofers do not put out the volume that you might like. In other words do not expect the bottom end to sound like a full blown 5.1 speaker system. It's good and fine for watching movies and music videos. I've watched some concerts and musical movies and was satisfied with the result. I was a pro bass player when I was a puppy so I tend to be a bit critical. It's going to pump up your sound but don't expect a "Live" performance sound. I am satisfied with the performance and would buy it again knowing what I do now about it. There is a volume adjustment for the Bass so you can crank it down if you need to. « Show Less
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No, you're correct about your assumption! The one with the storage is taller! The storage is nice for headphones and such.
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What stand is this? Looks like a 20 to me. If not, the difference as I understand is that the higher numbered stands will go higher. I don't need that.
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I looked this up for you and couldn't find many comparisons. I just found this guy's youtube video on headfi. http://www.head-fi.org/t/629433/new-sony-extra-bass-mdr-xb600-mdr-xb800-unboxing-videosEven so, you should try seeing if you can find more comparisons or wait until more come out to have more opinions as the guy in the video may not be 100% reliable (also, they guy said that he didn't burn them in yet). Unfortunately that my take some time.
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I guess you mean M-80 vs M-100. M-80 has more of a overall balanced sound signature, perfect for almost everything, be it classical music or dub step. M-100 is more bass heavy and has been deemed more suitable for similar music, although people who have already dished out $300 for the M-100 would disagree.I own M80 and I've listened to M-100. I would recommend M-80 but for around $90 if you are vigilant and keep an eye out for "As New" on Amazon Warehouse Deals. That's where I found mine two years back, literally brand new for $113.
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I have read the same thing, but both J&R Music and Amazon continue to sell this item -- is it an upgrade ... a NEW model ... or a close-out of the old potentially "defective" unit?
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More punch in the center is great but the RC-62 is way too big. My old Klipsch center was 15 years old and still sounded great so I gave it to my son for his system. I'm pretty sure it was 25.
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It's a totally different headphone experience with the open-backed AKG's. I don't have the M50s, but I do have the ATH M40fs, and the K 701's are noticeably superior in sound reproduction quality. I've loved my M40fs's for years, but they sound compressed when A/B'd with the K 701's. When I mix with the AKG's and then re-listen through my monitors, the translation is very close across the entire frequency range. YMMV of course. I hope this was some help.
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I'm assuming so because I have KRK Rockit 8's on the stands. Compare the specs and if they are similar you're good to go!
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Actually, they might not be the latest version.... The ones with the small stands are the older ones and the ones shown are the latest ones.. You, like me, might get the OLD ones shipped out to you instead so be careful as the pictures are a little deceiving...