is this better than the SNARK?
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The reason I bought this one was for the 3 year guarantee and that my child broke the Snark right out of the box. So when I saw the guarantee it was a no brainer. The SpeedPro is not only more durable but is still going strong after a year. So its up to you buy a cheap clip on guitar tuner or pay a little more for one that lasts.
443305
I have both. Speed Pro accuracy is great. Snark is very good. My only complaint about Speed Pro is that it does too much. If you accidently double hit its button, it will go into another tuning configuration. I never use anything but standard guitar tuning. Both have great battery life. Aesthetically, Speed Pro is a bit better when performing live. I've been using Speed Pro for my acoustic and electric guitar and Snark for my mandolin. Both do the job ...
443306
I cannot answer that as this is the first clip-on tuner that I have ever tried. I think it works well.
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I agree, this is SO much better than the Tab (I had a 2/7). I can't speak to the current Tab but the difference in battery life is remarkable and the S-Pen is terrific. If you want something for productivity as well as fun, go for the Note! I use my Note all the time, particularly for marking up PDFs.
1996282
Absolutely. This one is much better. I tossed the cheapy that came with our sofa without batting an eye.
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I tried Busha Brown's and Walkerswood side by side last weekend and my guests and I all agreed the Walkerswood was better. I will tell you that if you don't like spicy heat, you might like the Busha Browns more, because it is milder, but the flavors aren't as well balanced either. Don't get me wrong, Busha Browns is darn good as well, but WW is better.
139424
Go with the ChromaCast picks. That is what came with the Snark SN-8. Can't answer why they sa Planet Waves picks are provided.
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Yes, I did. The battery life is significantly longer, and the battery seems to be more durable. Also, the battery is somewhat larger in diameter, causing a small 'hump' on the bottom of the laptop. I love it, because it tips the keyboard a bit, making it much easier to see and operate. Give it a shot, Mike. You'll love it.
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No. It's not the best software, most people on blogs recommend upgrading. I still use sure cuts alot. It crashes frequently and is not the most user friendly thing I've ever used but a few hours of youtube/blog reading can get it up and running. Windows only.
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I'm also looking for information comparing the two. In case you haven't seen it, there's a video review on YouTube. That's the only thing I've found so far.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxBmEWJwkr0
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Logic has sloping sides, better finish (no sticking if you follow directions) and a helpful second handle. Better for soufflesl
1841465
We have both, my daughter likes them both the same. This one seems easier to use.
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Yes, it is faster and the juice is quite a bit thicker. I personally prefer the one with smaller holes for green drinks, I'm not fond of green smoothies. :-)
998238
eh it kind of works but it does not work nearly as well as regular potatoes. i tried a snickers bar once too when i was drunk/baked. i wouldnt reccomend it.
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Snark makes a violin tuner. Go to their website and see which model it is. Personally I have a ukulele tuner from snark and really like it. Small, accurate and easy to use. Love the big color display.
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I do not know. I decided to try a Snarky and I like it much better so gave away the Korg.
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both are probably decent, generic versions may be made with cheaper metals. Klean kanteen tends to be thicker and higher quality for long term use. The ones given out might be just as nice though.
1210657
It looks like the instant calmer is tiny compared to this. I have the small edition and love it, the calmer looks smaller than that, from the pic.
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I've only used it for a few months and have just gotten by the learning curve, but Scrivener makes just a few auto corrections on it's own. However, that is a refreshing break from Word's incessant formatting and self-correcting when you don't want something rewritten, i.e. dialogue in a strange dialect or outlines. Scrivener will alert you to mispells, grammar screw-ups, et al with highlighted words and phrases, but you have to fix most of them yourself. i'm not sure about run on sentences yet. I am starting to like it better than Word, solely as a word processor. Learning curve is short, when in doubt, Google it.