Is it worth paying extra for the accessories? Does anyone actually use all of them or is it better just to get the 7181?
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It honestly depends on your problem areas and all the places you want to use it. I bought this one so I can use it in the shower for underarms and legs, but I can also use different pieces for eyebrow touch ups other unsightly hairs and my husband uses some pieces for his face... So the investment was worth it to me... like I said it is really on what you plan on using it for.
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I'm happy with the extras and I wanted this model after research on all the others out there. I was almost going to buy the fancier other brand model with the 75 tweezers, but found the most positive feedback for this particular model. I use the underarm attachment and the smallest attachment for my face. I did it again yesterday under my arms (my favorite) and removed the few hairs that were just starting to grow back. I also used the standard attachment in my legs and found it worked great after going back over a few times, and today my legs are still smooth as butter. Love it and I'm hooked for life--genuinely, hooked for life. Even my 14-year old used it a tiny bit on her legs and was scared at first (I didn't push it, but let her try on her own). She said she felt it for sure, but loved it on her legs and wanted to continue using it. She was actually excited to try again. Crazy.
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I use some of the accessories, I have been incredibly pleased with this brand. Better than any I have tried in the past. Being able to use it underwater, in the shower, makes it almost pain free...
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i like to know to.I bought the as51 which is 200.00 more then the as71.maybe i will send this back and get my money back and buy the as71.Did you get an answer on your question.Thanks.
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Honestly, I wish that I had asked the same question you're asking before I bought the master kit. I could've done without the additional accessories, truthfully I'll prob never use them. If you're just looking for the jig with the clamp, the adjustable counter sink drillbit, and the 6" long square head driver bit for your drill (which is all you really need in my opinion) spare yourself the extra money and get the regular kit. You can go to the Kreg Tool website and order the additional accessories if you want later (you'll get a brochure and dvd with ads for all the accessories anyway).
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I've looked over the offerings found in a number of package deals and found the vast majority of them included lots of no-name accessories of dubious quality for premium prices. I'd highly recommend avoiding packages deals unless they contain brand name accessories that DON'T include a 75-300mm or 28-90mm Canon lens.Just get the camera with the included lens. Its a good deal.
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Yes, i would recommend going with the addition to get the full advantage, I use mine all the time.
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It's not they discontinued these. I have them and personally I thought 50 pounds was all id need but trust me get the expandable models it'll be worth it In the long run. Also the expandable ones are cheaper!
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thank you very much for the advice... SU-800 is very interesting unit indeed. at adorama Sb-800 is about $330 and the SU-800 is $245. and the SB-600 is $176I find it more feasible if I order the SU-800 with another SB-600 by just adding only extra $90 instead of buying the SB-800 and mount it always on my D40.this will give me room for more creative light control.which is a better choice for an amature with a D40?buy SB-800 only? or, SU-800 with SB-600 for extra $90?
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John, you can buy this with or without the accessories. Look for the word KIT. We have the large Stainless kit and love it.
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This is a great resource AnthonyB. I think the review clearly favors the Panasonic but I am biased ;-) I'm with you on the noise issue but all else aside the improvement over the first generation is remarkable. I especially like the macro modes. Much better (see my review).
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Hi. It depends on what you want it for. For speed and distance you don't need any extra accessories. For Heart Rate you need the strap and for cadence you need the foot pod.
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I have the 7 inch version. With that one you can use everything, cameras, speakers, mic, everything.
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There is no performance advantage either way. But you should pick one and stick with it. I use 568B because, for some reason, it's easier for me to remember. Go figure...
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Hi. Never tried the 7 but I can tell you it sounds way better than the procenter 1000. I've got it paired with a couple promonitor 1000s and they are great. Before purchasing it, I realized it is more sensitive than the mythos 7 so it's posible that the drivers are better. When the 3 was new, it was more expensive than mythos 7 today.
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You really won't need any accessories. Only adds might be if you wanted a different spray head on the wand, or a different wand/trigger entirely, but the set up that comes with the pressure washer is good enough. Anything else is personal preference and not really needed. I do have a different and longer hose, but had that from a prior machine already. Really high quality and longer hoses can be expensive though.
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I'm not sure that there is actually a difference. You just want to make sure that you get all of the attachments, lengtheners and adapters in whatever package you buy. Maybe ask the seller?
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Though you have likely made your decision, I upgraded from a 3602 (a model that's superior to the 3080 on paper) and could tell the difference with the 3908. It was night and day. I would even wager that this system is superior to a more expensive setup, like a Bose Companion 3 (from what I've heard in person) for instance. Though some would tell you Bose is overpriced/average quality, it's one of the few premium sets I have listened to.
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Yes, I own both! For me, I ended up preferring the Q701 over the 598. The HD598 was more comfortable in longer sessions and didn't require any modification to the band (I had to tape a piece of foam to the Q701 because the bumps in the band put pressure on the top of my head). They're both kind of minimal in terms of accessories, but the Q701 comes with some very long wires (which you can braid if they're too long!). They both leak sound, with the Q701 leaking a bit more imo. But the Q701's soundstage is noticeably wider than the 598's. The sound is what made me prefer the Q701 though; it may be because the Q701 has more treble, but I find that the details in the music are clearer than on the 598, where it sounds a little muddied. But, in the case of the 598, this makes for easier listening over time. They're both not very heavy on the bass, but it's adequate for me. The HD598 has stronger bass overall (especially in the mid bass), but the Q701 reaches further down with more sub bass. I have a separate set of headphones for bassy stuff, so I preferred taking the extra detail on the Q701.