What is the difference between the 30c and 31b besides the cherry stand? Is the cherry stands more sturdy?
1073944
As far as being sturdy, I would imagine the NF-30C and BF-31B are pretty similar in that regard. I purchased the NF-30C to match my cherry Polk speakers. My choice was for purely visual reasons not sound nor sturdiness. But I will say with the spikes in the NF-30Cs, they are very solid and create an awesome soundstage. I would recommend either of them for a set good bookshelf type loudspeakers. Also: get some Blu-Tack for between the speakers and the stands, good luck!
1073945
Nothing. Both are faux veneer over PCB. However, they are very sturdy. I am happy with my set.
1073946
I own the 30c and they look similar visually except for the wire channel. The 30C has a plastic insert to cover up the wires and the construction is very solid and has some good weight to it. The only thing I needed to do was use my own felt pads instead of the polyester feet for the base on my wood floors to prevent a little bit of wobble, but it is very stable now. The neoprene pads work well even with larger bookshelf speakers, so that is not an issue for me.
416067
I'm not sure, but when u compare the series LC300, LC200 and so on, you might want to pay attention to the impact driver. The amount of torque/lbs that it delivers when drilling, the more the torque/lbs the better,and the easier u will finish ur jobs. Also with those bundles most likely u will b paying for the impact driver. I got the LC300 series to build a carport and to do some light work here and there, and as far as I can tell, it is a little monster lots of power. If u do decide to buy this item, look daily on eBay for the batteries, sometimes they go for half the price, that's where I got mines from(extra batteries) this bundle will come with two batteries. I hope this helps. I'm not sure, but when u compare the series LC300, LC200 and so on, you might want to pay attention to the impact driver. The amount of torque/lbs that it delivers when drilling, the more the torque/lbs the better,and the easier u will finish ur jobs. Also with those bundles most likely u will b paying for the impact driver. I got the LC300 series to build a carport and to do some light work here and there, and as far as I can tell, it is a little monster lots of power. If u do decide to buy this item, look daily on eBay for the batteries, sometimes they go for half the price, that's where... » Read More I'm not sure, but when u compare the series LC300, LC200 and so on, you might want to pay attention to the impact driver. The amount of torque/lbs that it delivers when drilling, the more the torque/lbs the better,and the easier u will finish ur jobs. Also with those bundles most likely u will b paying for the impact driver. I got the LC300 series to build a carport and to do some light work here and there, and as far as I can tell, it is a little monster lots of power. If u do decide to buy this item, look daily on eBay for the batteries, sometimes they go for half the price, that's where I got mines from(extra batteries) this bundle will come with two batteries. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1052467
This stand is very sturdy and the screws have knobs that are not too tiny. I returned it only because for me it took longer to set up than the ones with levers. But the stand is well-built. The screws are not tiny and have nice handles so it might not be worse than some stands with very tight levers. Good luck!
1770783
Both of these are framing nailers which will take 3 1/2" nails. Both are quality nailers for framing work. The FR350B only uses round headed nails. The FC350B uses both round and clipped head nails. The paper holding the clipped head nails in a strip causes less problems than the plastic which holds the round headed nail strips. The FC350B is more versatile. I own the FC350B nailer and love it. It's light & easy to use. I'd recommend the FC350B (& not just because I own it.)
889281
i do not see any difference between the two stands. they appear tp be the same. only difference in price.
1309340
The 3100 is the first version of the tool. The 3100c is actually better than the 3100 was. This is the latest version.
176282
Honestly it's much better than anything else I could find. Solid build and the keys are great, other keys have a cheap feel but the keys on the A300 are much higher quality. The body has some weight on it but that's what makes it sturdy.
1323813
Doesn't look like much of a difference except for the foot bar (on the $499 one it's not the boxy shape mine is) and it includes a 10" stand (what I assume is another version for the box. I've had mine for over a year and it works great! Good luck!
2064736
Most likely no difference if the model number is the same. I own both the bench model and the free-standing one. Love them both.
1365476
I had ordered the cherry, but was sent the dark mahogany color. It turned out that it was a better fit than the cherry. The finish is great and I like the fact that I can lock the case to prevent my grandchild from possibly getting the sword out and hurting herself or someone else. I did add the Eagle, Globe and Anchor and it looks as good as the one sold by another company for 3 times the price.
243538
I've had both. The newer model is more sturdy, heavier duty plastic parts, in general, a real improvement. Works the same, but I think it will last longer, I've had mine about a year now.
576421
I am considering to buy a XBR4 46" myself and I had a conversation with circuit city associates on this topic. I agree with Cheryl. As long as the stand could sustain 84lbs, you guys are good to go.
660074
I asked my self the same question a lot especially since the rc 42 is cheaper but the rc 42 uses smaller drivers and has less wattage. The c20 will be better balanced with your f30. I highly recommend it. Also because of closer power specs to your mains the C20 should put less strain on your amp. Ok good luck. Tell me how it goes.
1199753
The finish appears to be more a cherry finish. I bought the large one and it's perfect.
1483377
I wondered the same. From what I gather, the 30B is 47" and the 32B is 42" but otherwise the same, I believe. The 32B with my 65" Tv works great for such a price savings. I wouldn't notice any difference of 5 inches for twice the price. I believe, at the time, I made the right call but see the price has lowered for the 30B. So moot point now. I wouldn't pay for the above price for either, keep searching.
1101093
It is more brown then cherry. When you build it the shelves can be adjusted as you see fit. Inly problem is when you set up different sizes it limits how much you can store. I have blu rays and DVDs in it. It's great but I'd does not hold as much as it advertises. I wish I got the bigger one.
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Its more of a cherrywood color. I dont know about a matching stand. I didnt see one offered.