What is the difference between this Cuisinart 44-10 and the 44-10N other than the price. The description seems to be identical.
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The 44-10N comes with a 8 quart pot, while the 44-10 only has a 6 quart stockpot.
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I believe it is the 18/10, but i am unsure. Also, the model on mine reads, MCP66-28. I have been very happy with it. Also, SS cleaner/polisher paste has done a great job keeping this pot in top order. It is our best large pot though we have several quality pots.
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Sorry I don't know, this is my first cuisinart. it looks great and make great coffee, if that helps.
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The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take several hours for the coffee to evaporate and subsequently burn the pot and/or the kitchen! The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take... » Read More The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take several hours for the coffee to evaporate and subsequently burn the pot and/or the kitchen! « Show Less
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Following manufacturers directions and using the cuisinart as recommended has not created any issues for me. I can not speak to the other brand, I just know that this machine is reliable and works great for us.
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Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.
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I needed the set I purchased from Cuisinart and went with them. I feel both Tramontina and Cuisinart are good but after using the Cuisinart I have given away my Tramontina and other makers pots and pans and use the Cuisinart. Your milage may vary.
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Apparently there are two identical looking models whose difference is determined by the serial number. Both make two cup sizes. One makes 6 and 8 Oz while the other makes 8 and 10 oz.
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I don't know about the TOB-40 since I don't know the model number of the Cuisinart that I was familiar with. If the TOB-40 performs the same as the one I experienced it also performs half as well. However, I have no way to compare except to say the the Breville is the best we have used.
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Here is a site that can help you I wasn't able to get the info for you as I didn't have all the info necessary. Go to www.justanswer.com/Cuisinart‎ they will have a tech that can help you. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I suggest you go to the Cuisinart website and ask this question there. Then you will know the answer from the horse's mouth!
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I just spoke with Cuisinart, and got some good info. First off, thank you, Swidgen, for noticing that the 10S comes with a flat lid whereas the 2007N doesn't - - Cuisinart confirmed this. (For those who don't know, the flat lid comes in handy when making things like hummus or pesto, that don't need the push-chute). Also, the additional weight of the 10S is due to a 600w motor, compared to a 500w motor in the 2007N. Knowing this, will get the 10S, especially since it will sit next to my white Vitamix, and they will make a perfect-looking pair. :-)
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I am not sure, you probably need to contact Cuisinart Corp. for the part you need to make sure you get the right one.
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Not sure, maybe it is discontinued? It is a Cuisinart for sure. If you can get one I would recommend it highly. Ours works extremely well for all its intended uses!
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Have you tried doing a google search? I agree with Ladonna as well, Cuisinart.com and check Amazon.
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I chose Cuisinart because the lids seem to seal better and I am more familiar with that brand name. In the reviews, a lot of people compared Cuisinart to the more expensive All Clad cookware.
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I sold mine and bought a Keurig so I don't know. You could probably find the info on their website. Having owned both, I would recommend the Keurig Mini. Same size but makes better coffee by far. Huge difference. That's why I sold my Cuisinart.