You sell a mv300, mv400, mv500 and mv650. What is the difference?
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I believe that the difference lies primarily whether it is a beginner's model up to a professional model. If it's like a flute this means the difference in action, sound quality and materials used in making the instrument. Hope this is helpful.
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They come out with a new model every year. Just get the one that's being sold now. The vsx 31 or 32
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MV Schmidt,Yeah you are right, The LN40B750 price was last week and the B650 price is this week, I just went to the same Renton store and got the B650.
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The newer model is lighter and the battery life longer. The tool itself is smaller and the battery too. If your good with the price and desire something with long life running multiple deck screws then this works well. Of course your 12V is already paid for...but is it tired?
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I think the difference is in the way the batteries get charged by a step process where the voltage ramps up then ramps down . I have the Pm3 and it works great . Prior to this i had a Progressive Dynamics converter which is much more expensive . Dont waste your money on any other unit . The PM3 is a good solid converter with a good warranty.
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There is no difference, the E325 and the E300 are the same size and the same motor, they are packaged differently for certain retailers.
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The pedals on the t500 are WAY better, but the wheel deck is probably a little better on the t300. Not much. I would take the T500 all day long.
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Sorry, I don't know the difference in the models, but they do sound very similar in the description.
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Hey Health Nut, I feel your pain, the conclusion I came to is that they don't want you to know. They don't list the model #'s on their own homepage. I bought 3 of the 3512 only to find out a month later that my local parts dealer had them for $5 apiece cheaper. You might shop around locally and get a pleasant surprize, I wish I had. Good Luck.
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selling like hotcakes after they discontinued it. 2010 models looks to be inferior in specs compared to 2009 models. grab one while you can, 650s, 750s, 8000s, or 8500s are good choices.
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Most of the low cost offerings of this item are the IV model. You can still find discounted offers of the newer V model but contact the seller first to make sure of what you're getting.
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I don't own the mv500 but IMO this violin has pretty decent sound quality for a violin of its low price. I was afraid of it sounding bad because I bought it from Amazon but it was perfect
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They are exactly the same with the exception of the bag on wheels provided with the LB6800prw. If you don't want the bag, the SE400 is the one you want.
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I own this bike, don't know the difference between models but happy with my purchase.The only thing this bike is a bit heavy and make you slower and at the same time gives you a good work out.�
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They are basically designed for the same uses. The different models are just different quality.
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It's listed as 14Ah and is 12v. It is also rated to deliver 210 CCA. I noticed a distinct difference in the turn over speed of my SV650. This battery delivers what it states. It does like to 'warm up' a bit before you start to deliver full CCA. It just gets better the more you use it. Time will tell how long it lasts
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MME says:Epson V 500, versus V 700 or V 750. I have a large number of photos from the late 1800, some very faded, others in quite good condition. Also size of photos varies a lot, from small to quite large. Have some slides as well. My main goal is to save and upgrade quality of old photographs, many of which I will be using in a book. My question, is the Epson V500 sufficient, or should I go for the V 700 or V750?