Does anyone know how the Avalon XD is different from this unit? The XD and DX have different cable systems, I am wondering if worth the additonal $.?
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I'm not sure about the XD but we love the DX model as it is extremely sturdy.
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Terrie, we have the DX and we have two of them. I don't know what the dif is but I am quite happy with the Earthlite Harmony DX Portable. Mahalo Bonnie
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I've looked at the company's site for direct comparison and it appears there are four items of difference: 1.) the cover material, 2.) the thickness of foam on the deck (Avalon is 2.75" thick/Harmony is 2.5" thick), 3.) the flexible/form fit memory cushion face rest on the Avalon, versus the standard version on the Harmony, and 4.) the type of end plates (which matters most for practitioners who need space to access clients).
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I know also that the Avalon is made in the US and the Harmony is made in China (just bought a Harmony myself since I was able to get it locally).
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C.Tortora, what wireless adapter did you get, if you don't mind me asking? I think the only option for the DMP-BD70V is an ethernet wireless adapter. Any recommendations?
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The difference between the X and the R are pretty minor.The X depth is much deeper then the R.X has slightly different materail.But over all the X has a better all around sound quality up against the R. I've owned both. But it all comes down to your applications, what amp you are running and is it powered to its full potential, etc. I own the X and prefer it over the R.
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Dear E. Thanks for your inquiry. The X series of Denon receivers offers and upgraded Audyssey setup, a longer warranty, and other features that are designed for more custom installations. The same is true for comparing the AVRS900 and the AVRX1100. The AVRS900 has a few more inputs but does not have the upgraded Audyssey, the longer warranty and the detachable power cord. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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The 2X seems to have more connection options. See this image comparison: https://i.imgur.com/zxMuXDx.jpg
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I think you're correct and would stay with current firmware. I didn't realize they were coming out with a 10" frame. I'd be interested in more info on that. Is it posted anywhere? Thanks
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The differences are on the Roku site. The XD has exended range wireless, that's what I would go with. http://shop.roku.com/Roku-Streaming-Player-Options-W5.aspx
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From the comments I've seen, it looks like the Kenwood DNX891HD has gotten rave reviews and scant criticism. Its a completely different OS. The software was written by a different party than the DNN991HD. I haven't sprung for the 891 since I already have the 991. If the prices come down significantly, then I will probably make that swap.
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J. Greer, which Best Buy did you get your TV from? The ones that I have visited in MI are not even carrying any 950s, I am not sure why. Also, did any of you compare the picture quality of the 950 with the 850? Is there a big improvement? Not sure which one I want to get, I realize one is LED and one is not but the A850 has a great deal on it while the 950 is on the expensive side for me. If there is a big difference I am willing to spend extra on the 950. Thanks!
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If you look on The zxox web page you will see the technical differences. However, practically, the simple answer is it is bigger. With the larger tv's it provides a stable base with absolutely incredible sound and clarity. Try it, you will be impressed. Trust me.
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Absolutely NOT plug and play. I recommend having an experienced technician do the installation. $125 for my son's 2012 Avalon and well worth it. The tech did a great job of hiding all the wires, putting all pieces back perfectly, and obtaining extra parts needed due to the Avalon's keyless entry system, etc. Glad I didn't try it.
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Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the "source" for the industry restrictions on recording HD, so I don't want to support them. Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the... » Read More Thanks. Seems like each of these makes has its quirks. I just gave away on old (4 years) Toshiba DVD recorder that did OK for its time, but the menus were very unintuitive, and the manual was in broken english. I guess I could always pick up a D-R410 at Fry's and if I don't like it, return for the Panny when it's in stock. Fry's also has a Sony RDR-GX360 for the same price as the Panasonic, and it seems to have the same ins/outs and upconversion, but I can only find one user review out there and it was bad. I hear that Sonys are picky about the DVD brand you use, plus they're the "source" for the industry restrictions on recording HD, so I don't want to support them. « Show Less
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I like everything about the Olympus except the XD card, I have close to a dozen SD cards already and a couple of readers. I expect that in a year or two Olympus will drop the XD card and go to the more common SD. I will be the first to buy that generation of this camera. I decided on going with a clone of the Sealife (Vivitar Vivicam 6200w) for now. It is significantly cheaper and shares all the same specifications, except the ability to link with an external flash. Which is pointless in this range of camera ...if you are going to be lugging that stuff around anyway you might as well step up to at least the Sealife DC800 or the DX-1G by Sea&Sea
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Are you considering buying the newer digital unit? It would seem they have made a better product though it will be more expensive. Any thoughts, almagirl?
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It is possible that ndwood may have gotten the wrong unit, or a knockoff unit. The Xentris unit I got has no such 900ma marking on the back of the unit, and is definitely a 2-Amp version, and says so on the unit itself. It also charges very fast, 1-2 hours for my phone, another indication that it is a high powered adapter.
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Don't have the DX, but the XD is perfect for my needs as an electrologist. Extremely comfortable for the clients (up to 300 lbs), easy to get around the table for working on different parts of the body, not impossible to move from place to place. I am more than satisfied and would buy again.
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functionally, not much at all (I'm not a rep, but slept at a Holiday Inn Express last night ;) I got the GXP a year ago, (A) because they were out of stock on the cheaper XPro & gave me a *great* deal, and (B) the foot print of the GXP is smaller (depth by 6+ inches & height by a couple (IIRC)). For me, it was going in a 10x10 den. Better looks, 2x doubling cable & the cable arms... plus it fit... The GXP was and still is perfect.