what is the difference between the 5112 collection and the MC2 collection ?
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I'm unfamiliar with 5112 but the MC2 has a brushed aluminum exterior. My experience with the brushed aluminum in the dishwasher has been bad. The cookware still performs well but the exterior looks awful!
110847
5112 is from the Classic Stainless Steel collection - tri-ply meaning stainless steel interior, aluminium core, magnetized stainless steel exterior. It is the gold standard that Cook's Illustrated / America's Test Kitchen and many others rave about, and is induction compatible. 4112, btw, is the newer version of the same pan with a thicker aluminium core to heat faster, and a sharper sloped handle to make it more maneuverable. MC2 is All-Clad's budget made in USA line. MC2 is also tri-ply, but has an aluminium exterior as opposed to magnetized stainless steel. Thus I would expect it to be lighter, heat up faster, but not to retain heat as well. It is not induction compatible. I have not seen reviews of the MC2 line, but I would imagine that it doesn't quite match the standard set by the classic stainless steel line.
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J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an upgraded design. J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an... » Read More J2 is the older and original style. J2000 is an updated version. The inner parts & boiler are the same in both. The hose and head are the same in both. There are two major differences: The body on the J2 is aluminum whereas on the J2000 is a durable plastic. Thus the J2's shell is more durable, but the J2000 is pretty tough also. It's not like you're going to bang this thing around anyway. The J2 uses an inverted water jug that many people complain about it falling out if bumped. The J2000 has a water tank that sits more securely. Both units steam the same, so get the J2000 - it's an upgraded design. « Show Less
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You need both sets to make the scanning uint the figures are nice . I like vintage because they are close to the 80's style I had when I was a kid. The legacy is more realistic in the way they look and are a good updated line. Hope this helps.
1605519
This item is for the A4002. It means that this item (A4002) has updated packaging and better perfomance than the X4002.
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It fits my MC2 model very well and from what I see online the 79300 is the same. So I would say yes, but I haven't actually seen the 79300.
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The M02 has two Optical Ports whereas the M01 has one. If you intend to keep an external CD Changer in use, you will need the M02 with the appropriate optical cables. If you intend to sacrifice your CD Changer, get the M01. Most folks don't need the external CD Changer after using the Dension unit as they can use their iPod, MP3 Player, or smartphone.
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You must be sure to order the one that has 504 or you will be shorted as the 300 slot one can be substituted as both albums are the same size and I was shipped the 300 on one of my orders.
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8100MC has a digital control panel whereas the expensive unit has a digital touch panel and is easier to read. I think they operate the same however so it's a matter of aesthetics as to your preference. I believe both can accommodate a 12" pan.
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JUY? Im not sure what that means. I bought my MCB in July 2014, it fit it perfectly. If your referring to the recently updated versions with the faster CPU then i cant give a definitive answer. I hope that helps
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The MC2 is for Android; the MC3 is for Apple. See http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/mc2.html
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I agree that the photo is of the old battery, but the part number agrees with the RedLithium number on the Milwaukeetool.com site. I agree with Alex. I am suspicious because of the photo, and because the price is almost the same as the standard M12 battery.And there IS a difference in technology with Red Lithium over the older version.
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To be honest I don't see any difference. We purchased the 20632 and my husband loves it.
201166
I don't think there is any difference. Not sure why 2 different pics are shown. Ours works just fine.
627004
wrote to Juki to find out the difference. Here is the reply: The MO50E and the MO51E were released to the market at the same time, they are basically the same machine with only changes to the color design. One model was originally released for sale on the internet and the other to be sold in stores however both are now available everywhere.
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Nothing that I can tell except price. If there is something different between the two it is well hidden. The both have the same dimensions, construction material, etc. I personally am buying the $6.97 version and have been very happy with them. I also got one of the 1312 versions and feel I wasted 4 bucks.
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I had actually emailed polk tech support to ask that question before buying. They indicated that the MC80 was the better product line and used higher quality materials. I haven't personally listened to the RC80i and then the MC80 directly so I can't say exactly what the difference in quality of components means in terms of the sound - the MC80 sounds very lifelike with voice reproduction and i would guess it is slightly better than the RC80i.
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&#65297;&#65296;&#65296;&#65296; version is a larger monitoring unit, where as 1300 model is a much smaller compact unit. Both of which does the same thing just matter of size.