will this sound as good with ML motion 40..... or electromotion c2 or motion 30 a better choice.
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I would think that you would want the ML motion center channel speaker, to better match the sound with the ML motion 40s.
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I prefer the SP280. I did own the PX350 but returned it for the following reasons: Although the key action was nice; some of the keys were unevenly spaced and the sound of the speakers was not loud enough and not as loud as my other Casio the PX-130. The SP280 has a natural sounding piano sample and excellent speakers. The action is not as good as the PX350 to be honest but it sounds better and more realistic.
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It won't be as loud but it will give you a better bass sound than flowmaster. Sound is deeper and more of a nice rumble. Had flows for several years on several trucks and by far the borla is nicer.
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Can't say how the Classic sounds. I have 2 of the Jam Plus. I have them synced together. They sound good and the flexibility to move them around until you find the best sound is your best bet. I wouldn't do any other way.
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RobertoAs far as I know yes. I actually have a brand new one for sale. I used it for a week after Christmas and ended up switching to a brushless motor. The 540 is fun motor to have in an rc.
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Assuming that you're asking "What motor SHOULD I get?", I have to say "That depends on what you want it to do". Just as you can't expect a car like a Geo-Metro to go from 0-60 in 5 seconds (but rather would need a Corvette for such), getting a motor in the $90-150 range that can only provide 18-25 lbs thrust will move you on a lake fine, but be somewhat slow. The advantage of the cheaper/smaller motor is that it uses less power, so you can have a smaller battery and/or it will last longer. If you want one that can handle a rivers current or move you faster, you may need one with 30-40 lbs thrust range that will cost ~$175-250. Going bigger than that is probably not a good idea since this boat manual says "Max motor weight ~20 lbs" and even the 40 lbs thrust model will likely be 25lbs weight (or at least that's what mine is). If you want to know about name brands, look at reviews to see if there's lots of "Poor quality" ones or such, otherwise many will do a fine job.
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Oh ok thanks a lot! Im probably going to get the hfm300Thank you for your help
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This is cheaper because its only function is momentary. I would reccomend the multi function WML
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Dan, you can mount this device in a variety of positions and it will run the Motion 60XT's just fine. Enjoy! Eric C.
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Better. No comparison. 3000 is a solid unit, hassle free. But that unit is old,there are other options in that price range now... check out the numark. Or see if you can find a used m audio xponent. Owned that one for years.... way superior to either.
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I think you are making a wise choice. This is a good machine and replaced my 1st ProForm, which I used 8 years and it was a cheap model..$599. It still works too but is noisy. They make a great machine.
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If you have some rhythm, yes. It is my first time using an mpc but I have played drums in the past so that has helped. Easy to use and endless capabilities. I wod be more concerned with getting it up and running and keeping it that way. Seems like there were a lot of little things i had to do initially.
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Sounds like you have much to choose from in reverb options. Not being entirely familiar with all of the options on the Vox, DR600 and the EH but perhaps you may only get the spring feature, most likely you can tweak what you have to get a similar sound. The room dynamics and modifiers you most likely have. The RV600 is a great all around versatile reverb machine. Enjoy the hunt for the perfect sound you want.
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They both work equally well. Just going to need to get something like motionjoy to use it though.
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I don't think they will do that job. The JVC C250 are a nice but basic model - seem to be geared for drowning the general "hum" or background white noise in a plane or train - but not the idiosyncretic sounds that go up and down such as normal speech. I experienced it in my kitchen - it drowned the whirr of the refrigerator motor but not when somebody talked. You are better off with amore expensive model that has better isolation or multiple cancelling mode. If you think of it as something that will make you more efficient and happy for several years ahead, it is well worth the extra cost which amounts to pennies per da. I don't think they will do that job. The JVC C250 are a nice but basic model - seem to be geared for drowning the general "hum" or background white noise in a plane or train - but not the idiosyncretic sounds that go up and down such as normal speech. I experienced it in my kitchen - it drowned the whirr of the refrigerator motor but not when somebody talked. You are better off with amore expensive model that has better isolation or multiple cancelling mode. If you think of it as something that will make you more efficient and happy for several years ahead, it is well worth the... » Read More I don't think they will do that job. The JVC C250 are a nice but basic model - seem to be geared for drowning the general "hum" or background white noise in a plane or train - but not the idiosyncretic sounds that go up and down such as normal speech. I experienced it in my kitchen - it drowned the whirr of the refrigerator motor but not when somebody talked. You are better off with amore expensive model that has better isolation or multiple cancelling mode. If you think of it as something that will make you more efficient and happy for several years ahead, it is well worth the extra cost which amounts to pennies per da. « Show Less
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Ubob, Not sure which model is which,... but, unless you're a homeowner who is doing small projects, don't but the brushless units. I'm an electrical contractor and I thought that the newer brushless would be better. It cuts out when you really need it to keep going. Very annoying. The quality also is not as good as the standard unit. The chuck head is not solidly set. There is a lot of wobble.
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They are all good. If maximum speed is what you are after and run LiPo batteries, the brushless is the why to go (budget permitting).