what's the difference between Gibson Gear PMMH-010 and Gibson Gear PMMH-020?
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Gibson Gear PMMH-010 are nickel-Gibson Gear PMMH-020 are gold. hope this helps
1608174
Its a MIM strat bridge. I cannot see difference between them. I have an MIA bridge too.
1634371
I only had the DX-2000XXL for a short while before returning it for the DX-1000XXL because of the size difference but I don't recall any differences between them besides that. The general feel and top material was the same from what I remember.
1815149
There was a functional difference once. Now they are essentially identical. The only difference is color. (I have an HJ-112 and it says HJ-112M(113) on the back. It's identical in shape and function to the HJ-113.)
1740553
It is my understanding the are the same basic guitar...the difference being a change of rosette around the sound hole, just the appearance should be slightly different making it a Limited Edition. A good guitar for the money. I am not disappointed.
1647700
TJH, I do not know the difference between the two, but I do love what I purchased. It works well, is reliable and tough. One of the best tools I have purchased. Dave
28854
As far as I know the only difference is the color. The black one might have more sparkle in the paint, but I do not believe there is any difference in the operation or sound of the instrument.
758741
The only difference is that one is white and one is black. If you are talking about the Tascam MX2 which is black, the difference is that the MX2s have a oval shaped earpad, and the earcups are a bit deeper. Many say that the MX2s are a better fit.
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I don't understand the question. What chart? As far as I know, there is only one Special 20- the Marine Band-branded one, as you describe. If you check the Hohner site, that's all you'll find under Special 20, in the various keys. I've been playing them for thirty years- they've never varied, far as I know. If you got something other than the MB Sp. 20 as pictured, you've gotten something weird, maybe not genuine Hohner. Is it maybe country-tuned, or some other odd tuning? Is it from some overseas outlet? I'd be interested in seeing a picture of a progressive Sp.20.
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the 01 has a digital thermometer and timer. the 02 has a dial thermometer and no timer.
135950
It has the same model number. I can only assume it's the same. The only difference is that one comes bundled with a couple of accessories. These accessories aren't the best quality, but it is a good starter kit. If you're going to end up getting your own accessories, then skip the bundle and just go with the standalone guitar.
1074032
The biggest difference between Gear 1 and Gear 2 is their decision to move the camera and speaker to the watch instead of locating on the strap. They have also improved the battery life and made it water and dust resistant.
1730949
The Stentor II and the Stentor 1500 are the same instrument. They are just named differently depending on the country you're in. In the UK it's sold as the 2. In the US it's sold as the 1500.
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They both use the same tube, so there's that. But the differences are in the options each gives you. The VT999 gives you EQ options that you can blend on your own. The MIC200 has some pre-selected EQ's based on popular setups for different instruments. Also, you can't turn the MIC200 on and off like you can the VT999. I would use the VT999 for a guitar amp and the MIC200 for other things like keyboard, vocals, acoustic guitar etc.
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I have them both in front of me for comparison:The 2000 has a slightly rougher surface than the 1000, which is probably what the "precision control" is referring to.The 2000 has a stitched edge, while the 1000 has a cut edge.If I tug at the corner of the pads, the 1000 seems to stretch more than the 2000.The 2000 has an extra "DX-2000" logo in the upper left corner, while the 1000 only has the Perixx logo in the lower right. The Perixx logo on the 2000 is a much brighter white and the logos seem to be layered on top of the fabric (if I rub my finger across the logo I can just barely feel the lettering, which has a rubbery texture), while the logo on the 1000 seems to be inked into the fabric. I have them both in front of me for comparison:The 2000 has a slightly rougher surface than the 1000, which is probably what the "precision control" is referring to.The 2000 has a stitched edge, while the 1000 has a cut edge.If I tug at the corner of the pads, the 1000 seems to stretch more than the 2000.The 2000 has an extra "DX-2000" logo in the upper left corner, while the 1000 only has the Perixx logo in the lower right. The Perixx logo on the 2000 is a much brighter white and the logos seem to be layered on top of the... » Read More I have them both in front of me for comparison:The 2000 has a slightly rougher surface than the 1000, which is probably what the "precision control" is referring to.The 2000 has a stitched edge, while the 1000 has a cut edge.If I tug at the corner of the pads, the 1000 seems to stretch more than the 2000.The 2000 has an extra "DX-2000" logo in the upper left corner, while the 1000 only has the Perixx logo in the lower right. The Perixx logo on the 2000 is a much brighter white and the logos seem to be layered on top of the fabric (if I rub my finger across the logo I can just barely feel the lettering, which has a rubbery texture), while the logo on the 1000 seems to be inked into the fabric. « Show Less
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No david. its the cheaper version of the higher quality gibson les paul. but is a great guitar in its own rights. if ur new its for u if ur a pro u will like it but will b able to tell difference
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These could be used to replace the humbuckers in most standard Gibson's... Like the les Paul and the SG... However they do not quite sound the same... If you are looking to replace a pickup in a real gibson guitar and you really want it to sound just like the original, then you should probably check the gibson website and, find your guitar model, find out what pickups were originally installed and buy those exact pickups.... If you are looking for a cheaper replacement, I can say that these pickups do sound good, but I cannot guarantee the quality, or how long they will last... Gibson parts are made in the USA and these particular humbuckers are made in china These could be used to replace the humbuckers in most standard Gibson's... Like the les Paul and the SG... However they do not quite sound the same... If you are looking to replace a pickup in a real gibson guitar and you really want it to sound just like the original, then you should probably check the gibson website and, find your guitar model, find out what pickups were originally installed and buy those exact pickups.... If you are looking for a cheaper replacement, I can say that these pickups do sound good, but I cannot guarantee the quality, or how long they will last... Gibson parts... » Read More These could be used to replace the humbuckers in most standard Gibson's... Like the les Paul and the SG... However they do not quite sound the same... If you are looking to replace a pickup in a real gibson guitar and you really want it to sound just like the original, then you should probably check the gibson website and, find your guitar model, find out what pickups were originally installed and buy those exact pickups.... If you are looking for a cheaper replacement, I can say that these pickups do sound good, but I cannot guarantee the quality, or how long they will last... Gibson parts are made in the USA and these particular humbuckers are made in china « Show Less