im considering to buy parlux 3500 super compact or twin turbo 3800 prof ? both are same price and same review ! any suggestion ?
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I only have the twin turbo& love it! Cuts the blow dry time in half, so powerful ! Never tried patlux
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the name of the dryer is Twin Turbo 3500 because its 3500 watts. make sure to get the ceramic/ionic version
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its twin gear . go to youtube and search discountjuicers.com to see 100s of juicer / small appliance videos by small appliance expert john kohler , hes VERY into it and thee authority . hes done many vids on the greenstars
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For me the infinity pc 351 is good center with crisp vocal and good highd and mids buy these if u cant get the p 163 bookshelf as vertical center to save u more without compromising performance but if u have limited space id rather get pc 351 than the pc 251
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Yes, I noticed that as well. There are a few other differences that I personally noticed- cord length- hose length- floor surface settings- one looks better than the otherI ended up going with the 3920 just because it was what was available, plus because of what the cust serv rep told me. But I'm not sure it was worth the extra $20-$30 that I paid.I ended up going with the 3920
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Slight advantage to the Oshlun over the Freud 208, mainly due to having more teeth. The Oshlun isn't quite as clean as the DW/Delta 7670 though, which tends to run a bit higher in price. Any of those will have significantly better performance than the $30-$50 sets from Avanti, HF, Mibro, Vermont American, Promax, and others. However, none of these entry level sets do as well as the premium sets from Infinity, Freud, Forrest, Systimatic, Ridge Carbide, etc @ $200+, mainly due to the design and quality of manufacture...there really is a notable difference, but the better ~ $90+ sets can be "good nuff". It all boils down to need, usage, economics, and priorities. Slight advantage to the Oshlun over the Freud 208, mainly due to having more teeth. The Oshlun isn't quite as clean as the DW/Delta 7670 though, which tends to run a bit higher in price. Any of those will have significantly better performance than the $30-$50 sets from Avanti, HF, Mibro, Vermont American, Promax, and others. However, none of these entry level sets do as well as the premium sets from Infinity, Freud, Forrest, Systimatic, Ridge Carbide, etc @ $200+, mainly due to the design and quality of manufacture...there really is a notable difference, but the better ~ $90+ sets can be... » Read More Slight advantage to the Oshlun over the Freud 208, mainly due to having more teeth. The Oshlun isn't quite as clean as the DW/Delta 7670 though, which tends to run a bit higher in price. Any of those will have significantly better performance than the $30-$50 sets from Avanti, HF, Mibro, Vermont American, Promax, and others. However, none of these entry level sets do as well as the premium sets from Infinity, Freud, Forrest, Systimatic, Ridge Carbide, etc @ $200+, mainly due to the design and quality of manufacture...there really is a notable difference, but the better ~ $90+ sets can be "good nuff". It all boils down to need, usage, economics, and priorities. « Show Less
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For light homeowner use I like the homelite better. For larger jobs, probably the poulan would be preferable.
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Actually it's your choice. You can design any format you like, or use the preformatted designs. I had the twin turbo model for a couple of years with great results.
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It was my second choice. The Panasonic was $150 more(at the time) and I liked the sealed motor on the Prolux 7000. I had a older Panasonic industrial before before but it was not as good, smaller motor, more plastic parts and kind'a noise. But the Panasonic is still a good sweeper. Its your money I can't tell you which is best. I just liked the Prolux more for the price. Time will tell it I made the right choice. My girlfriend thought the red color was bad ass and as long as she is on the other end of it (and not me). What mom'a wants mom'a gets!
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I don't think you could go wrong with either one. I bought the Hobart 210 only because I'm usually financially embarrassed. I had a tough enough time reaching for the 210, let alone that upper shelf 211. But, the 211 is supposed to be the better machine. And, if you're just the typical homeowner, the Hobart 140 would most likely be all that you would ever need and at half the cost.
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I have the Twin Signature set and have been very pleased - it's been 2-3 years of everyday use! That being said, Twin Pro appears to be an even better product because it is "Forged from a single piece of steel" vs. a "Stamped Blade". As far as price goes, right now (on Amazon) I see that for the 7 piece set, there's only a $50 difference between the two.
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Average to light weight, not very ergonomic though (something wrong with the nozzle size and proportion)! I am comparing it to my previous parlux which I bought in France and which was of a better quality. Still, compared to other brands it is one of the best.
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Tube size. The 350 has larger diameter tube resulting in higher air volume, but lower force(mph). If you're blowing leaves in a yard, air volume is best. if you're blowing heavy stuff, the 150 gives more blast, but lower air flow. That's my understanding. I leave the end piece of of my 150 off when I need higher air volume and it works great. You can have the option of high volume or mph that way. Both are probably comparable, i'd go for the best price.
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I like the 3800 is lighter blow dyer and its quicker, for me to dry hair smoother too.
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I have the VRT 330 and it takes up very little counter space. The 350, I believe, is configured differently and takes up more horizontal counter space. I prefer the 330 for ease of cleaning, also. I believe they have the same power and the end results in the juice is basically the same, so I think is boils down to appearance. Anyone else have a different experience? Sorry, I am way off base on this answer. The 350 is simply a heavier duty model of the 330, but the same configuration -- standing upright. I have the 330 and it works just fine for me. The 350 has a heavier duty auger, but appears to be the same otherwise, for size and HP. Sorry for the confusion in my previous answer. I guess I should have done my homework first!
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I'm looking at the same two as well. Any input would be appreciated.Thanks!
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Understand its a 3.5 orfice. Unlike high end turbo models that come in different orifice sizes to dial in its best performance. I suggest you find a "nozzle chart" before ordering to see if its even near what your pressure washer pushes. Too small orifice number for your unit will damage a pump,too high number orifice will not clean as well so its size does matter.