Why did you choose this particular model over the PR1000? Trying to decide between this one and the PR1000. Thank you for your help!
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I chose the Blaze due to the wider lat tower and included lat bar. Also I wanted the additional exercises like the 'lying leg curls' along with the ability to upgrade the resistance. I also am really happier with the beefier build as is evidenced by the difference in weight of the machine, 148 lb for the PR1000 and 214 lb for the Blaze. If your like me, price is important and I got mine during black Friday sale for a little over 600, hint hint. Im sure the PR1000 would be sufficient, but I'm glad I got the beefier, upgradable version.
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I chose this particular model because a person is able to do more exercises on this machine. Also the resistance can be maxed out at 410lbs. Another plus is the lat pull down attachment. If you use your mind you can actually get pretty creative with the equipment available and do exercises that aren't listed
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Rather than answer your question specifically, let me just say that I found the purchase of the Logitech Harmony 1000 to be the only mistake I made in the development of my "Man Cave". Don't get sucked in by the lure of a lower price. Buy the Logitech 1100. I probably went overboard and bought two of them, one for the upstairs and the other for downstairs. Meanwhile, the Logitech 1000 is stuck in a closet and will probably never see the light of day again. It was so frustrating trying to use it. On the other hand, I could not be happier with the 1100. It is absolutely a lifesaver. Rather than answer your question specifically, let me just say that I found the purchase of the Logitech Harmony 1000 to be the only mistake I made in the development of my "Man Cave". Don't get sucked in by the lure of a lower price. Buy the Logitech 1100. I probably went overboard and bought two of them, one for the upstairs and the other for downstairs. Meanwhile, the Logitech 1000 is stuck in a closet and will probably never see the light of day again. It was so frustrating trying to use it. On the other hand, I could not be happier with the 1100. It is absolutely a lifesaver.
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I own the PR3000. No cable changes necessary, just accessories need to be changed of course. Also, this machine is most certainly upgradeable to 310#. I have it configured that way now. It does NOT upgrade to 410# though like the Extreme2 SE does. Also the extreme 2 SE has a better lat tower, and better seat. the frame appears to be the same though. Kind of like a Ford/lincoln comparison.
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Did you ever find an alternative to the BB2001? Funny, I just bought the im600 today, and it still had the slip in it for the BB2001. I would like to buy a subwoofer for it though, so let me know :) That goes for anybody reading this, too!
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Hi! I have been reading up on both tv's and it looks like the panasonic V10 is by far the best of the both. I just purchased the sammy b860 and also trying to find a good deal with the panny V10 (since it cost more). Both tv's can display the 24p at 96hz(24hzx4=96hz), so since the panny G10 can only do the 24p at 48hz(ficker problem). That's why tto me the sammy B860 is bump to second best, but this sammy has a buzzing sound if you live high above sea level. Remember this is just my opinion. hope this help someone......:)
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I can't speak to the performance differences (if any). I purchased the CPM1084 because I needed a replacement. I bought my receiver used and the microphone that came with it was not functioning properly.
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I have last year's model still in my cart. LOL Did all the research and was just waiting to pull the trigger. Now with all the new models, and the Panasonic so high on the bestseller list it's forcing me to re-research...
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The PR02X has more ports than the PR03X including an additional DVI-D and Display Port. It also has some extra legacy ports such as an 18 pin connector for those old printers. Check out the detailed specs for each to get an exact difference.
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Yo Shultzy,The input array between the PR-D15 and the PR-D5 are the same, the same, the same. As far as I can see there is only one difference and that is the PR-215 model's ability to accept rechargeable batteries and actually recharge them while in the radio simply by hooking the unit up to its AC transformer. Hope this helps and have a great Thanksgiving!
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It was my second choice. The Panasonic was $150 more(at the time) and I liked the sealed motor on the Prolux 7000. I had a older Panasonic industrial before before but it was not as good, smaller motor, more plastic parts and kind'a noise. But the Panasonic is still a good sweeper. Its your money I can't tell you which is best. I just liked the Prolux more for the price. Time will tell it I made the right choice. My girlfriend thought the red color was bad ass and as long as she is on the other end of it (and not me). What mom'a wants mom'a gets!
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Donald: Sorry, but I am not familiar with #26031. I love the RZ100 it does everything I need it to do, at a very reasonable price. If the #26031 is a later version of the RZ100 I am sure it would be an improved version. John
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You nailed it. I personally prefer the BK10 to the BK2 but your mileage may vary. Best of luck!
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Hey Tracy, where did you buy your EB305? I've been looking for one, preferrably used so it's cheaper. Thanks.
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Sorry, but this is the only model I bought, so I don't know other than what is in the descriptions of others. You could Google reviews for others. That might produce some info.
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Hi Douglas, I just help my sister buy this. I have no idea how about the model. But she happy to buy this. That what I can share with you. Thanks.
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I personally like the 50" Panasonic plasm. I have mostly looked at the 50PZ700u. I person I work with, who is a stickler for this kind of stuff, bought this TV and really has enjoyed it. According to him you really cant beat it without going up in price by a few thousand dollars. Just as a side note, best I can tell these couple of models use the same panel and just have a few minor differences.50PZ700U - My preferred right now50PZ750U - Same with some more plugs and color settings. Costs more as well.50PZ77U - Not totally sure what the difference is, but it seems very similar. I personally like the 50" Panasonic plasm. I have mostly looked at the 50PZ700u. I person I work with, who is a stickler for this kind of stuff, bought this TV and really has enjoyed it. According to him you really cant beat it without going up in price by a few thousand dollars. Just as a side note, best I can tell these couple of models use the same panel and just have a few minor differences.50PZ700U - My preferred right now50PZ750U - Same with some more plugs and color settings. Costs more as well.50PZ77U - Not totally sure what the difference... » Read More I personally like the 50" Panasonic plasm. I have mostly looked at the 50PZ700u. I person I work with, who is a stickler for this kind of stuff, bought this TV and really has enjoyed it. According to him you really cant beat it without going up in price by a few thousand dollars. Just as a side note, best I can tell these couple of models use the same panel and just have a few minor differences.50PZ700U - My preferred right now50PZ750U - Same with some more plugs and color settings. Costs more as well.50PZ77U - Not totally sure what the difference is, but it seems very similar. « Show Less
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I did some homework before I purchased the unit. Pioneer markets at least two versions of the BDP-150. An inexpensive version for the US market only and a more expensive one that plays all regions. If you do a google "shopping" search for the Pioneer BDP-150 you'll see what I mean. At the time, I suspected and the other responses confirm that Pioneer markets a PAL version as well. They probably market in all regions of the world. Why they use the same model number is anyone's guess. Seems to me it's causes unnecessary confusion.