Which is the better buy for the price difference: Yamaha C40, Cordoba CP 110 or Cordoba C3M
570894
Had a problem with my Cordoba C3 with the bridge coming off the body for no reason. With that said, it plays and sounds very good for the price. I am always impressed with the quality of the Yamaha classicals. If I were going to buy again at that price point I would go with the Yamaha.
570895
I don't really know... but... we were looking for a 3/4 size Cordoba C3M Cadete which we ended up purchasing from a different dealer. We were shipped a full size guitar instead of the 3/4. Apparently the model numbers are the same for both but we ended up with a full size the first time and had it marked up before the instructor had had a chance to look it over. Just a warning to make sure you are getting the correct size guitar as they might have the same model number. I have one guitar instructor that just loves the Cordoba brand of guitars and would like to see us buy more.
570896
I don't own this guitar but it will probably be my next purchase. It is my understanding that the C3M is the only one of the three that has a truss rod. I find this feature important to the longevity of the instrument. It also has a solid wood top which will have better tone. And, the fingerboard has a gentle radius which will make it easier to play. To me that's worth a few bucks.
544661
No, Cambridge Audio states that the 651P has higher quality internal components, enhancements to the circuit design & there is a 'rumble' (LF) filter. However, both of these units are for the casual enthusiast, and I doubt the 651 is worth the extra $$$ if you will be staying with a moving magnet cartridge. For a sophisticated playback system and discerning ears, I'd pass on both, for casual listening, the less expensive model should be fine.
915550
Pick a cordoba. All it's model have truss rod, I.e. A mechanism that allows to adjust action. Sound-wise oth are decent.
1717298
Harmon Kardon 330c should be fine. 20 wpc thirty years ago was much more powerful than 20 wpc nowadays. Not sure why, but I am playing mine through a H/K 330b and they sound great.
644100
Ive been gigging with my AC15 for a while now and it really depends. It's much easier to transport but I'm getting AC30 soon so it cuts through the mix better
1343391
The best way to find all the differences is to go to Yamaha's site and download the user manual. It is for both models and you will see the features that one has versus the other.
184537
Size, they are about 3.5 inches taller, depth and width are the same and a little more power from the amplifier. The low end sound is a little more fuller/reinforced compared to the T20s even though the frequency response is the same rolling off around 60hz and bottoming out around 45-50hz in term of audibility(verified using a tone generator). If you already own the T20s I wouldn't say the sound difference justified upgrading, but if you don't, you cannot go wrong going with the T40s as this is clearly the better of the two models.
1336893
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.
10687
I have the C7 and I looked at a C3 in a guitar store. Both were full size instruments. By the way, I love the one that I choose. Rich, clear tone!
1248485
The pc351 is big with multiply drives and despite 5.25 speakers sound travels far.The p163s would match better because their sound would travel farther than the 152s.If you get the 163 you'll never wonder if you should have lol. I don't, I have the p153 but in use with a smaller 2 x 4" center.left a little wanting.
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This might not be the answer you want since I have never heard either, but this Yamaha sounds better than the Bose wave iii , which I mentioned in my review. I also have a recent model Onkyo mini system, which sounds quite good, but the Yamaha beats it out also. I think the Yamaha is well worth the price!
1130023
PX-130 WITH stand and pedals at Best Buy for $550 minus online 10% off coupon = $495 if bought in store. I haven't tried the yamaha, but I was very pleased with the action on this casio...shocked, actually, that it was a casio. 128 voice polyphony is great for fast classical pieces using the sustain pedal. This also has some cool electric piano and organ sounds if you mess with chorus and reverb. REALLY a good buy for $495.
901659
There are some review sites that claim the sound to be better on the 451, but I discern any difference. I will say that when I compared, the 451 were straight out of the box with very little burn in time while the 450 had considerable burn in time so maybe another comparison will yield different results.
1536255
I'd choose the PFC version since it has a has a higher-quality sine wave output that is less likely to cause problems with the connected equipment.
1804504
I also own both and while I lean towards the CC Pocket for most uses, the Sangean has a very nice sound through the speaker. I'll use that for classical and jazz programs. CC is great for voice, news - but they are very similar.
2170980
Spend the extra money for the 100. I've not been too happy with the 40. It handles pedals fine though
1558302
hands down i would recommend the monster turbine pro gold for you. I personally own the coppers and i like them better. not to assume you are Indian, but if you are: indian music will def sound better on the pro coppers. The coppers have a wide sound stage (they still have plenty of bass that you can feel) vs. the golds. I personally don't like all my music blocked out by to much bass. I love the coppers and i would highly recommend them for overall music. But all you want is just bass then go gold. Also remember before you return either of them, i recommend a 50 hour burn in period (that really helps to bring out the music).