What is the difference between the dlc 10sbc and the dlc 10s, besides the price?
1038063
The "BC" refers to the "brushed chrome" finish. It's the silver-grey color, but it's just the color of the plastic, it's not really meta. I think it looks nicer than the white, but it's not that big a deal.
1038064
The only difference between these 2 models is the color. The DLC 10S is white, the classic Cuisinart. The DLC 10SBC is the same machine but silver in color...the BC stands for "brushed chrome". However, it is not metallic, the housing is plastic painted silver so it's not shiny or mirror-like. If you have other appliances that are stainless steel or a black/silver combination, this model will fit in nicely.
893945
I don't recall but it was short. They have switched to the LS 12(I am pretty sure), so you will not be buying the LS 10 anyway.
1363044
I'm totally confused. What is the difference between the 3DA-1 3D and the 3DC-1000 3D starter kit (other than the obvious price difference)?
2064734
I don't see any difference....looks like that would be the place to buy it. I got it in Sept from amazon and paid 90 bucks. I'm happy with it but I also don't use it much.
1964559
It appears to be just the newer version. My LS10 still works like a champ so I really haven't been looking at an upgrade. It look like the LS14 has a lot of new features, ergo, etc... Good luck.
341702
The extra 10$. The cheaper one is sold by Bravo Audio directly. The one that is 10$ more is sold by ingenous ingenuity. If you check bravo audio website, the Bravo V1 Deluxe is the only V1 sold. I would have to say that the only difference is the 10$ markup.
614025
What difference do you see between the old and new version, Brian (besides the cartridge life?)
1471289
No, there is no difference. Best Buy is the only one of our retailers that sells this system.
328630
There differences are slight and I have show cased them in this video ==> http://dai.ly/x12fwc1 The main difference is price.
437050
the cheap one doesn't include the extras. the one for $10 more does. it's right in the description
244756
Good question - it's hard to tell from the descriptions. I've used both. The DLC-10 comes with a dough blade, an additional flat (non-pusher) cover, and an instuctional video. I rarely use those items - when I bake, I don't knead dough in a machine, and it's just as easy to pour liquids in through the standard pusher cover. The video is well-made and helpful, but only if you've never used a Cuisinart before. All of that one could tell mostly just by looking at the pictures, but the main two SIGNIFICANT differences are the pusher cover; and the way the accessory blades are used. First, the cover on the DLC-5 has a wide hole; the DLC-10 has a 2-in-1 design with a large AND small hole - so that, for example, one can slice one carrot in the DLC-10, but not as easily or cleanly in the DLC-5. It would tend to move around and result in uneven slices. Second, the way the blades attach in the DLC-10 is a tiny bit more complicated, but makes them much more suitable for heavier-duty use. Also, because of this design, the DLC-10 can use the dozen or more standard accessory discs, but the DLC-5 can use only the two discs made specifically for it (although one could certainly buy the $10 adapter stem to use the others). Bottom line: the DLC-10 is slightly more complex, but more flexible in use and more expandable, and comes with more accessories. The respective models are the exact SAME price (at least today!), so I'd definitely get the DLC-10. (The DLC-10 I bought over 15 years ago and use every day is still working perfectly, so I don't need a new one yet!)
760310
I do not own a DLC-10S so I cannot tell you. The diameter of the bowl is indeed 6.5 inches but it is equally important if your DS10 attachment safety mechanism is compatible. My model is DLC-10PLUS which was not listed either but considering the price for a brand new equivalent machine against a replacement bowl and shipping it was a no brainer for me to take a chance and I am glad I did.
458237
Although I only own the white version I am pretty sure that the internals are identical. The price differences are a fine example of marketing in action; the more popular item (=higher demand) is priced higher or in simple terms: you take what you can get. By the way, the prices are also different in Germany where we live half of the year. Prices are much higher there and black is the cheapest version because customer preferences differ from the US.
1520076
My unit is model DLC-1BW. "BW" refers to black body, white speed control levers.Your DLC-1S is more likely DLC1-SS: stainless steel body and controls.All DLC-1xx models (there are a few more) use the same DLC-191TX container and DLC-194TX lid.The short answer to your query: yes.
1075828
I have not purchased the other. The description appears the same though. I also saw this version for $29.99 with free shipping.
1819533
This is the standard model. If it was a slim it would be called Xbox 360 S..... other than that I do not know how to tell the difference between the two. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1877505
The main difference is the "Optical Audio" input. if you want to get surround sound from an external media player (ie Xbox, PS3, Blu-Ray, HD-DVD) rather than just the 5-disc DVD changer, go for the SC-PT1050.