what is the main difference between the artisan series and the 500 professional series? also which one is newer?
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Some prefer the tilt head, others prefer the bowl lift models. I've only ever owned bow lift models because they're heavier duty and I use mine for bread dough. If you have low hanging upper cabinets, you'll need the tilt head model.
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What is the difference between the artisan series and the professional series?
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I think you will find this link very helpful in answering your question. I did not know much about the Professional, so this is the best I can do for you. I learned a lot from it. http://www.smallapplianceshortcuts.com/mixers/which-is-the-best-kitchenaid-mixer-for-me/
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No tamper just the two containers and base yes it's the professional 750 series the wife is really really pleased with the power and sturdy build of the machine it's really loud though. Good luck! Yes it's the 750 professional series no tamper just the 2 containers &base really really powerful machine. Although it's really loud .you will love it.
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Okay, then what is the difference between the MX200 and the M550? Both have write speeds in the 500+.
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Not sure it you have purchased the product already. Wanted to replay as the 500s are on 'Today's deal' and the difference is 30 now. hope you get email for this reply. I compared both the system when I bought them year ago and chose 500. The difference was not 200 for me in a local electronics store. If you listen to lot of music, I guess the difference is justified.
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I don't have the gold, but I've researched it and they both seem like top-flight machines. My Pro is fantastic and I have a blast with it. It boils down to what you're looking for and how detailed a machine you want. The Pro is very detail oriented. The Gold, from what I've seen of people using it, is a very focused, get in and go machine. Not the answer you were hoping for, I'm sure, but it's the best I've got. This is a great hobby and however you may start you will find the right machine for your needs over time.
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I have had an MV650 for about 3 years now and have often pondered the differences to the MV500. I have come to the conclusion, after looking at various photos of both, that the only difference is more flaming of the maple on the back of the MV650, and perhaps a better overall finished result. I believe it is common for violin manufacturers to take a group of completed violins that are made from the same specifications, and the ones that come out the best are labeled as a better model with a higher price.
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i think the main difference between 400 and 500 is the amount of GB the RAM and HHD has. Oh and the processor is lower in the 400 model than the 500. If you dont need 6gb of ram, dont need a bigger screen, and dont need the extra GB on the HHD, I would get a 400. If you do need those options get the 500, and if you need an optical drive (cause 500 series and below dont have them) The 550 would be my recommendation.
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The DM0600 is made by Jarden Consumer Solutions--New Sources of Growth according to the product details. It also comes with a "no-brainer" mixing tool aka a piece of plastic with measuring incriments on it that attaches to the top of the blender jar which the DM0500 does not have. I own the DM0500 and at the time I purchased it the DM0600 wasn't available for a cheaper price. It's a difference of about $25 and if I had to order again I would purchase the legitimately advertised margaritaville brand DM0500 however, all the reviews are in the 5 and 4 star range so it is possible the the DM0600 is a quality unit. Good luck with your purchase
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I wouldn't know the difference. I have the 6300 and love it. Here's what their website says about it: https://www.vitamix.com/shop/6300.aspxI have never heard of the next and newest model, the 7500, but here's the web info: https://www.vitamix.com/shop/7500.aspxGood luck!
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Basically both are the same machine, except the DM0600 has a glass blender as opposed to plastic for the 500, and 600 has the plastic No Brainer mixing container for many tropical drinks. You pick a drink and it shows how much liquid of each ingredient to add for that beverage. To me, a plastic blender jar was good enough, and although the no brainer would be quick and easy to use, I could easily enough play around with ingredients on my own with out the added cost. You can purchase a glass (and plastic) blender jar and a No Brainer measuring cup separately if you need to.
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I never had the R200, so i cant answer that. I have a pro model the Studio Pro 3880, & occaisionally i have to do a quick print on the Artisan 50, & you can't easily tell the difference.
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Yes, the W5000 is new, introduced in 2012. So it's the sucessor to the previous FirePro series.
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The 990 is the newer model. As far as I can tell, there really isn't any difference except the price.
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The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine exterior appearance, then you can have a super-high quality product at a good price!Hope this helps. The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine... » Read More The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine exterior appearance, then you can have a super-high quality product at a good price!Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The Classic has a 250 watt motor while the Artisan has a 325 watt motor. That is the biggest difference.
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The Professional is made from aluminized steel, and is more durable. I believe this one is aluminum construction. Both are non-stick coated.
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Smaller footprint (15 1/2 inches wide vs. 18 1/2 inches wide) same color ink but different (T277 vs. T090) ink, software allows for "mobile app and cloud printing" Rear single page tray feed, faster printing vs. Artisan 837. And the biggie... Artisan 837 is being discontinued very VERY soon according to a salesperson I spoke with.