It really looks to me like the head on this Muhle razor is identical to the head on an Edwin Jagger. Can anyone prove this not to be the case?
486055
You are correct Muhel and Edwin Jager both use the exact same head. This head was licensed to both companies.
486056
I do not own Edwin Jagger razor, but I definitely love Muhle. I use it with the Feather blades, Merkur, Wilkinson and Astra blades. No cuts at all.
486057
The heads are identical. Muhle does not make the heads for Edwin Jagger. The head was designed together, but each company manufactures their own head.
486058
The Jagger does have a similar look to the Muhle. The underside of the head on the Muhle is curved upwards where the handle screws on while the Jagger appears flat. The slots underneath are also shaped differently. I used photos of an Edwin Jagger to compare with my Muhle. .
486059
Muhle supplies some models of heads for Edwin Jagger. Not sure if it before chroming, but they look identical.
38191
Not that I know of. I think this is the only replacement for the blades from Norelco for these razors.For what it's worth, the reason this is more (in addition to all the markup by Norelco) is that you're actually replacing the entire swiveling head of the razor, so there are a lot of parts in this complex assembly. But if you want the smoothest electric shave you can get at home I think this is the price.
836579
I have no idea. I thought the heads to improve the shave of a razor that itself was getting old. I've had this raiser for years with the same heads, The motor seems to be giveing out. I can't tell that the new blades of helped or that they are sharper than the old ones. After all my rambling I guess I should say that the blades lasted as long as the razor.
1162704
There are two cutting heads. This razor is good but it works about the same as the 7526 model. It does not work very good on the neck. I have used Braun for 25 years.
2158405
Leah...three heads come with this electric. The "close" one is already mounted. There is closer one yet. I haven't tried it since the one mounted did well. I had given up on electrics a few years back. They seemed to cheapen many of them up (those at reasonable price points), and I got electric razor burn, big time...where people even commented! So, I went to shaving with razor blades, disposables, many different types on market, had my share of facial cuts, etc. Wanted to try something. This thing had some decent reviews on Amazon. I took a chance....it seems to be working. Dunno how it would handle others, or how it would be for various groups, but hey...for less than 50 bucks from Amazon, it might be worth a chance. Look at it this way maybe....it's about the cost of perhaps a week of lunches at a fast food place and some coffee breaks. Yeah, it's a gamble...but you may win. If you get it, charge the razor for length of time indicated in the instructions.
1951855
It's not a knock off. But this is an extreme razor. Get the Vision instead. It's their best razor and is more adjustable.
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I don't know how yor razor looks like, but if you look att his picture: http://www.signature9.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/razors.jpg I could say the first and second one from the left will work, but the rest will nog enter. But in any case it's does not matter for my back I use a very low price plastic raser that fits into the rubbet hole :-)
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Not that I know of. I think this is the only replacement for the blades from Norelco for these razors. For what it's worth, the reason this is more (in addition to all the markup by Norelco) is that you're actually replacing the entire swiveling head of the razor, so there are a lot of parts in this complex assembly. But if you want the smoothest electric shave you can get at home I think this is the price.
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Both the 6940LC and 6900LC uses the HQ56 heads. The website is http://www.usa.philips.com/c/mens-shaving/28704/cat/en/?origin=|mckv|sN2jMpnta_dc&pcrid=26172633534|plid| to search you do not have to type in the full name or model of the razor...just type in the number and letter after if it has one...hope this helps...let me know if you have any other questions, have a blessed day!
2054852
No, the neck on the Edwin Jagger razors is slightly thicker then the Muehle.
1468544
It doesn't matter. The razor pictured is no longer manufactured. Snowball's chance in hell.
2215647
I got one extra set of cutter heads, which I haven't had to use yet. Still like the razor very much, even though as a retiree I don't use it as often as my wife would like! :-)
1773565
I don't know what they are now shipping, but if, as some have stated, they received a razor that looks like the one pictured, it is in fact an AS-D1 that they received regardless of what paperwork they received with it. The AS-D2 has a different handle, and the head has 4 "support bars" instead of the 3 the AS-D1 has shown here. This can be substantiated by a Google search.
1449480
I would think so. Look at the razor and does it resemble your old one. I think it's a rather generic size.
2214590
Yes. It will work with all standard 3 piece razors by Merkur, Muhle, Edwin Jagger, etc...
1154138
The stand should fit most DE razors out there except those with the more bulbous type handles (Merkur Futur etc.) My Edwin Jagger de89 fits perfectly and for now I'm using an Escali badger brush which also fits perfectly. Like one of the posters said if you are unsure you could look for a complete shaving set; several manufacturers offer them.
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the edge of the razor where it looks like little waves is a closed comb. If it looks like it has actual open space instead of just waves it is an open comb.....it almost looks like a rake to me. Go on youtube to geofatboy, he does all kinds of razor reviews....just filter out his advertisements for his site....what i have read the open comb is a more aggressive razor, but i have no real world experience with one to back it up