What is the difference in the "compression" between these performX, the pro or expert? Which will offer most overall support? Tightest?
500630
The bands u c really do support the muscle area and sort of stabilizes them so that that u can get the maximum workout. I have two pairs of these, the other pair has the bands that criss cross right above the knee area where I tend to have arthritis problems, they help support that area. The pants shown I use for daily running as they support my tight hamstrings which assists in keeping me from reinjuring that area. They come with directions on how u are to put them on in order that one places the bands correctly on the leg. Well worth the $$$.
500631
I have others but these are the "top of the line". The fit is tight, tight! Good support.
2185332
If you compare the two products on Asus' website, it shows no spec difference. However, the pro has one less PCI slot for one more GPU/PCI-E expansion slot. Which on the grand scheme of differences is practically nothing. Oh, and the Pro has an internal eSATA port. eSATA isn't really in use for general users, so it probably doesn't make a difference except in price.
212502
I'm don't know how the performance of the Paradigm 100ct stacksup but, The Definitive Pro 600 is top notch. The Pro 600 is a lower end set up by Definitive standards yet the performance i feel is unmatched for the price range. I have given home theater demos for fmaily and friends that are knowledgable in home audio and time after time they are impressed with the sound quality.......
2185331
They have the same chipset, Northbridge and southbridge. Even take the same memory. The Evo has raid support, 1 PCI slot, 2 PCIE x1 slots and 3 PCIE x 16 slots. The Pro has no raid support 1 PCI slot, 1 PCIE x1 slot and 4 PCIE x 16 slots. If you don't need the raid capabilities, you may want to go with the Pro model and get the extra x 16 slots.Hope this helps
517596
I would recommend the Avid Fast Track Solo. There is even a version that comes with an educational version of Pro Tools. Also, well under 200 bucks.
360361
Yes is supresses efi, rfi, and surge- says so right on unit.I bought mainly for my pro audio gear and it has worked out great!Highly recommend.
1275879
I bought the pro myself. I wondered the same question before I bought, but decided on the pro for the simple reason I figured the pro would work more heavy duty. Mine works great and I'm happy with the purchase.
66173
The medlight 630 pro has more power. Typically 2 four minute sessions per knee are all I need. With the 630 it took twice as many.
56202
As I recall, it's both. The pro has a slightly bigger mat and the max user weight is a little more. I have the 350 and have no complaints at all.
460596
It is very much wroth the extra $100. The Pro 40 has some great preamps and you'll get two headphone out's. One for you and another for your vocalist.
949436
I couldn't tell you. I never had a Pro-Line. The Badboy has worked fine for me.
468899
My brother has Pro i have 2 CompM4's , i like all of them. biggest difference is battery life.
2079437
The Pro has more power. The power cord is thicker, so there is probably a bigger coil.
405974
Pro is better, it's not as heavy and it is built really well, brushless motor kicks way better and is much faster!
2120204
Roland A800 pro is absolutely better, no doubt about. Incomparable with any other
424543
I can assure that the pro version runs faster - they have different chipsets. Take a look at http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1767466/samsung-840-pro-ssd-samsung-840-evo-ssd.html
346569
I assume the pro model is more robust and for frequent or even professional pod casters, but I don't really know.