How loud is this juicer? Is it louder than the Ronco is it louder than the Omega Vert350 (they all look basically the same)?
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They are all the same. The parts are the same and probably from the same manufacture. I looked at all different companies manual, and they all appear the same. Works great by the way. I think you save alot more greens than wasting them with a slow juicer. By the way some other company charges more for having a black arguer from GE and this one included with it. They are all made in china by the way. Save your self the money and get this one.. Good luck
1535010
Mine is not louder then a hand blender Like the kind I grew up with to mash potatoes or mix cake mix's
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Farmer-Al, wish I could tell you the loudness compared to the two items you listed in your question but I haven't heard either of those before. I don't if it helps or not, but I will tell you all I know for the loudness.... it's similar in 'noise' to my blender but not quite as loud. I use a KitchenAid blender. :-)
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It isn't as loud as my blender... It isn't quiet but I wouldn't describe it as loud either.
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Apart from larger feeding chute, the juicing screen is different, in addition to more squeezing on the front (end cap plus adjusting dial). I understand from Omega Juicers' Customer Support/ Sales team that they plan to sell the spare parts for NC800 online from June/ July 2014 onwards. While the machine part is same, you can just buy the additional parts and use it as NC800.
1990364
I don't remember because I returned the juicer after 2 uses. It's no where near as good a product as the Omega J8003 I did have nor the Omega J8004 that I replaced the VRT with. Too much pulp in the juice, too much foam, too much money for a less than acceptable juicer. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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Hi- This is a masticating juicer. I have one and I also have Omega VRT. If I had to choose one I would take the Champion.
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I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down yet. I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down... » Read More I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on http://amazon.com, you just have to watch for the good deals. if it is sold on amazon - amazon backs it with their customer satisfaction guarantee. if i am shopping online - i always go with amazon - they have never let me down yet. « Show Less
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The NC900 can easily juice the harder fruits and veggies. Garlic, beets and root veggies juice great. The challenge is the softer fruits and veggies, they tend to clog the juicer so it is important to alternate soft then hard. I chose the NC900after many months of wanting the Omega 8006. I did a comparison and the NC900 has a larger shoot kind of an upgraded model than the 8006. I am so glad I purchased this juicer! It is amazing!
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I find this juicer performs same as jack l. Juicer per comment/review I made months ago. I have had juiceman. Leland and dash juicers.
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We have tried a couple different ninja's (because they have scored well in other ratings). We couldn't stand them. They are very loud. Much louder than the Brevilles. The Breville is much easier to clean. The Breville is also more stable and secure on the countertop. The ninja's required two hands holding them at all times. The Breville is very solidly built and well engineered to last.
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The whole fruit is used for most fruits. If I were to choose one, I would pick the PowerGrind Pro. I have juiced with both and frankly the juice quality is better (you can taste it) from the PowerGrind Pro, and it is faster and easier to clean. Perhaps the Omega is better if you are juicing tons of very difficult material like wheatgrass. The trick to all machines is juicing mixtures in the right sequence so there is enough liquid to help get dryer materials through.
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This juicer is definitely not quiet, but not overly loud either. I am very pleased with it's performance otherwise. It's very strong and has impressed me in it's ability to make sorbets out of frozen fruit and making nut butters. I hope this helps.
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Hi The question is how does it compare to the CHAMPION, You need to say what you are trying to compare it to. The Champion Juicer is the best all around juicer period. I will start with carrots, If you look at about any juice book recipe most of the them have carrots in the mix, carrots have a lot of nutrition and healing. I will tell you the Champion will juice carrots with the best of them. Also the Champion will juice any kind of fruit, fresh or frozen. A lot of juicers won't do frozen very well, A Champion Juicer will juice leafy greens. Also the Champion Juicer has a grain mill attachment to make your own flour. I guess what I'am trying to say is a CHAMPION will do anything. The other juicer will leave a stringy pulp in it that you might not like, The Champion will leave pulp to but it masticates it a lot more so its real smooth. I will say this that the other juicer will not make fruit sorbet very good, It does not masticate it very well. When it comes time to clean your juicer the CHAMPION wins by far. The one thing you should be able to tell right away is look at the screen, Its a square screen with a little curve, Three inches by two inches, take a scrub brush and it cleans real easy, the other juicer has a round screen and are harder to clean. I hope this will help you, if you lived close to me I would ask you over and I would show you how easy the CHAMPION is to use and how good of a job it does. JUDITH if you would like to call me I think I could answer your questions a lot better. Go through the customer question process and leave your phone number or email, I live in Indiana. jim
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The juicers are the same except the 8004 is white and less expensive, and the 8006 is chrome colored (both are plastic) and a bit more pricey. I opted for the white, and have no regrets. Here is a YouTube video from discountjuicers.com comparing the two, but I bought mine from Amazon. Fastest shipping ever! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGMXylpfGSY
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No! It sounds like a jet engine when on speed 5, but even 1 is loud. Juicing will never be quiet :)
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I'm not sure, I returned it because it wasn't a very good juicer. I did however get an Omega and it is fantastic.
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When you run the item thru the juicer, not quiet but it's literally 2 seconds or so. When it's on, you can still hold a conversation. Certainly quieter then a blender.
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Hi Adam S. The Breville 800JEXL Elite is not a masticating juicer. I have owned this model of centrifugal juicer for over 2 years. While I am more than satisfied with the quality of juice it produces and with its performance, I have recently decided to change to a masticating juicer. The Breville, and most centrifugal juicers, juice your veggies and fruits at very high RPMs (1500), which I have read destroys many of the valuable enzymes in fruits and veggies. The masticating juicers, on the other hand, juices your fruits and veggies at 80 RPMs. This lower RPM supposedly avoids "oxidizing" the juice of your fruits and veggies, unlike the centrifugal type of juicer, thus preserving the integrity of those valuable enzymes/nutrients. I don't know if this is true, as there is so much hype out there on the Internet. But it sounds good to me, and right now I can afford to buy another juicer. After spending a lot of time researching masticating juicers, I am leaning toward the Omega J8006. It has a dual auger, which I have read is the best method to juice with a masticating juicer. Reviews for the Omega J8006 are great, and I can live with the cons. (Cons mostly consist of having to cut down in size your veggies before juicing. I don't have a problem spending a little extra time with cutting up the veggies before putting them down the shute. It doesn't seem like much of con to me.) Good luck with your research in selecting a juicer. If this will be your first, you're in for a positive change in your health, regardless of your selection (centrifugal vs. masticating). Juicing is great!
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Mostly stainless steel. However on the inside there are some plastic pieces. Not all stainless steel. I don't think you can get any juicer that is fully stainless steel. My omega is plastic and that cost over $200. This is a pretty good juicer I own this one too. I started with the plastic jack lalaine lasted over 5 yrs. I Graduated to this one. So far i had it for over a yr with a lot of usesage almost everyday. Then later I found the omega for a good deal and couldn't let it go. Both are great. Just somewhat different purposes. The jack lalaine is a quick juicer, omega is a slow juicer. Bottom line it's mostly stainless steel with some plastic pieces on the inside.