what is the difference between slinky and non slinky?
889655
Slinky is just a line of strings from Ernie Ball, the "Slinkier" they are the thinner they are, regular Slinky are 10 gauge strings, super slinky are 9s, and "Not Even Slinky" strings are 12s (the number represents the gauge of the lightest string in the set).
889656
Slinky is just the name of the string. It references how bendable the string is. There isn't a "non-slinky" string, but it ranges from a very "slinky" gauge of string (lighter gauges), and the heavier gauges, which Ernie Ball calls their "Not Even Slinky" strings. The Regular Slinky pack (us guitarists call it a standard 10 gauge set) seems to have a good balance between tone and playability, which is why so many players prefer them.
889657
Short answer: marketing. For the real story see the Ernie Ball website, but if you trust my memory... many, many moons ago there were few guitar string makers and they pretty much made the same thing- strings that helped a guitar be heard in a Big Band environment. The Ernie Ball company was one of the first to start marketing "boutique strings" that were easier for the player to fret and to bend. Compared to other strings at the time (anybody remember Black Diamonds?) the word "slinky" pretty much described how they felt.
606111
As far as I know there are no other differences. I love my brushless version though, would highly recommend it over the brushed version.
1416989
Nope. Just a smaller version of the original "Tickle Me Elmo". Other than the vibration laughter, there is no other movement from the Tickle Time Elmo.
837414
Hello, Motion is about the same but the CS1 is strictly a home unit while the Nustep is meant for heavier Clinical / Club use. The frame is a lot heavier on the Nustep to handle users 350lbs plus in addition to its parts being able to withstand long daily commercial usage like 15 hours a day. The CS1 cannot handle this workload. The cs1 does not have preset motivational programs and the seat does not swivel left and right like the nustep. If you can enter the unit from the front or you are not physically limited so you do not need a swivel seat, this part does not matter. But the CS1 is only for home use, no more than 2 users or so daily. It feels good and has been really a welcoming piece for users at home wanting a low impact total body recumbent. Regards,
581174
It is similar, but because it is thin it is softer in my opinion. You may want to look into the toddler one if you are looking for something a little more dense. I have both. I will submit a picture of the two in the reviews so you can see the difference.
990928
No, it is not non-skid. It works wonderfully well. I have a samoyed who loves the snow and we use it a lot but I keep it outside on the covered porch because, for one, the nap is too tall for my doors to open over it and two, it is slides. The other issue I have is, when I try and wash it it really absorbs water and gets very heavy for my washer to try and spin dry. I take it to the laundry matt and do all my throw rugs along with this in their commercial washer. Believe me though, it works well.
785880
I believe it is the same, but it feels different because its solid and has no air in it. Big sophie has air and is much more "squishy" and bendable. This is a true teether and harder.
1658697
There is no difference. This is a bottom mount slide. Some cabinet builders only use one in the center bottom instead of two on bottom near sides.You must have thick enough stock in the back and front to mount the slides.
177896
I have found that the Regular Slinky (yellow) is much easier to tune in Rocksmith vs the Pink Super Slinky strings. This is especially the case with the songs with alternate tuning like Drop D. The pink will often not register notes right. They are a bit harder to bend but I think easier to grab with your fingers.
1626184
I have no idea the difference but I love my leg press. It is extremely well built.
950188
No, you don't even feel them! I have one, and my granddaughters have them! They are better than the non-knobby by far because you don't feel friction! You cannot feel them...they actually don't let you slide off, either. I hope this helps.Susana Katherine
788631
Hello The difference with the both is quiet easy the non sequential pumps the whole leg at one time, as for the air sequential pumps each chamber at a time so for example it hits 1 then hit 2 then hits 3 then hits 4. As for non sequential hit 1-4 all at once.Hope this helps Erica
704466
I've not gotten either yet, but in my research, these are the differences:Neither is designed for the playard position to be used as a primary sleeping area, but people have used both playards as a crib until the child was 18 months. Both can be wheeled around.Pack n play: lighter and therefore easier for travelingthe bassinet holds up to 15 poundsyou will have to get out of bed to use itcheaperCo-sleeper:portable, but heavier and not as easy to packthe bassinet holds up to 30 poundsdesigned so that you don't have to get out of bed to use the bassinetAnother discussion thread about this choice: http://www.windsorpeak.com/dcforum/DCForumID5/564.html I've not gotten either yet, but in my research, these are the differences:Neither is designed for the playard position to be used as a primary sleeping area, but people have used both playards as a crib until the child was 18 months. Both can be wheeled around.Pack n play: lighter and therefore easier for travelingthe bassinet holds up to 15 poundsyou will have to get out of bed to use itcheaperCo-sleeper:portable, but heavier and not as easy to packthe bassinet holds up to 30 poundsdesigned so that you don't have... » Read More I've not gotten either yet, but in my research, these are the differences:Neither is designed for the playard position to be used as a primary sleeping area, but people have used both playards as a crib until the child was 18 months. Both can be wheeled around.Pack n play: lighter and therefore easier for travelingthe bassinet holds up to 15 poundsyou will have to get out of bed to use itcheaperCo-sleeper:portable, but heavier and not as easy to packthe bassinet holds up to 30 poundsdesigned so that you don't have to get out of bed to use the bassinetAnother discussion thread about this choice: http://www.windsorpeak.com/dcforum/DCForumID5/564.html « Show Less
1999229
The difference is the category of the listing, one is in the "Outdoors Sports" and one is in "Toys". Other than the listing it is the same item.
1986797
I haven't noticed any difference. I have the clear one and it has that nice no slip grip. I set mine on the arm of my leather recliner and it will not move unless I move it.
536206
Not there are not differences. I actually didn't notice. Be sure to tighten them well and use loctite to keep them from vibrating loose.
1094817
Not any difference at all. with this one you could add a curl station and a leg station attachment. Not sure if you could with the other.