should i get this or the mv500?
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After reading both descriptions I can't really see any difference in the two. So you may want to get the cheaper one and plan on ordering a decent set if strings, I like Helicore's or zyex, but I play fiddle music. Also get some better rosin, at under 10 dollars it's a good investment. Kaplan is good. I also had to upgrade the tail piece because the fine tuners they sent would hold my strings. That was another $20. If you are just learning the bows might last awhile, but you are eventually going to want a better bow too.
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I have looked at both and have the same question, which I think could only be answered properly by people who have experience in both. The MV500 has a video, in which the violin sounds pretty good. But everyone knows that it is a marketing gimmick. The current price difference is small, about $40. What makes me uncomfortable with the Mendini series is Amazon throws in all the cheap accessories for free. That makes the violins sound cheap too.
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Everything depends on your budget. The 650 was pleasantly and surprisingly good for the price and with supplied strings. We will be switching to Dominants once the strings go, so we expect even better sound. Compared to our orchestra violin which was $2000, this is very close in sound quality. Again, if budget can stretch for this, I highly recommend it. Keep in mind, this will be first winter so don't know how the driness will affect it, but it did good over the summer.
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HI... I bought the MV650 and I like the sound, good strings, the shoulder rest I changed it for another, I have not problems with your parts (tuner, bows, rosin)... this violin is good for a level intermedium violinist... the cost is a little more expensive, but I am glad with my MV650... any question plase contact me...
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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 don't own the mv500 but IMO this violin has pretty decent sound quality for a violin of its low price. I was afraid of it sounding bad because I bought it from Amazon but it was perfect
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Also, I would recommend getting the smaller 250ml bottle to try, then get the large 500ml one later if you like it enough (though the larger bottle is obviously the better deal overall)!
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MME says:Epson V 500, versus V 700 or V 750. I have a large number of photos from the late 1800, some very faded, others in quite good condition. Also size of photos varies a lot, from small to quite large. Have some slides as well. My main goal is to save and upgrade quality of old photographs, many of which I will be using in a book. My question, is the Epson V500 sufficient, or should I go for the V 700 or V750?
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Hey bro, the new T500RS is very good, really strong and very quiet. You can trust!
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The dimensions of the V500 and the VK810 are slightly different so be carefull.
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I looked at Milwaukee; saw good reviews and also saw some reviews of a store brand that said milwaukee was not any better. talked to a a couple of professionals who use on routine basis; lenox is what they preferred. I spent the extra money because of the sizes this set offered' all in one box and have been happy with its performance. Thanks
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well it doesn't matter. All depends if you want the MSN direct. I did a side to side comparison on another website that literally put the features side to side and that was the only difference. My personal opinion is go with the 580. May as well go with the more recent model. and its only a $10 difference. so spend the extra 10 bucks and go with the updated model.
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It's better if you just buy it! Trust me, I've been using it for a long time and it's great how confortable it is to use "Maschine" than using the MPD32.On the MPD32 is very hard to push bottons though...Regards,Francisco Perez.
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Vxl is already a pretty fast setup...I recommend try gearing up until you reach to max out of the motor...and if your not satisfied with the performance out of that go with the mamba max pro sct edition with the 2400kv motor!!! Hope this helps
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The 500 would work .I used these for years and they really do the job and are cheap to operate
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I just went to walmart.com (1/27) and they have the SV421XVT at $897. Perhaps you were looking at the VO420E for $638.
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I can only reply that the 500 is wonderful and gets great definition with zoom. Can't compare it to 510 as I do not have that one.
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You don't need it, but it is better with it (full-function). If you don't have the E17, yet, I would get that first and see if you even need this. That's what I did, but I ended up getting both.
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I have the m50s limited edition. I prefer the hm5 better just because it's more neutral sounding. M50s is abit v shape to me, where you can hear the high and bass really well but the mid abit laid back. I also think the hm5 have better soundstage. However do note you will need about 100 hours of burning time for the hm5 to get it settled and the sound will change through out the burning process. The other thing I like about the hm5 that it is quite easy to mod. Mine has a cable upgrade and a wood cup now. However if u looking for option should check out Beyer and akg as they also have good stuffs as well just not in the price range of hm5. I have the m50s limited edition. I prefer the hm5 better just because it's more neutral sounding. M50s is abit v shape to me, where you can hear the high and bass really well but the mid abit laid back. I also think the hm5 have better soundstage. However do note you will need about 100 hours of burning time for the hm5 to get it settled and the sound will change through out the burning process. The other thing I like about the hm5 that it is quite easy to mod. Mine has a cable upgrade and a wood cup now. However if u looking for option should check out Beyer and akg as they also have good... » Read More I have the m50s limited edition. I prefer the hm5 better just because it's more neutral sounding. M50s is abit v shape to me, where you can hear the high and bass really well but the mid abit laid back. I also think the hm5 have better soundstage. However do note you will need about 100 hours of burning time for the hm5 to get it settled and the sound will change through out the burning process. The other thing I like about the hm5 that it is quite easy to mod. Mine has a cable upgrade and a wood cup now. However if u looking for option should check out Beyer and akg as they also have good stuffs as well just not in the price range of hm5. « Show Less
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The MV50 has a 120psi capacity and the MF-1050 has a 150psi capacity, so in short, even though they both have a 12 volt motor I'm assuming the MF-1050 us just a newer model or redesigned compressor with more air push. I have not had any issues with mine at all and if fills a tire relatively fast but of course not as fast as a full size air compressor.
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From the research ive done, the d3100 is going to be your best option, and i am buying one myself when it comes out. there are a lot of improvements over the d5000, and you're not going to see upgrades on the d5000 for a few more months to come
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Thanks for this. I almost bit on the R100. I'm gonna save a few more pennies and get the M300. Do you think there's anything better in that price range?