Is this the SK2 model? Does it have the "percussion" mode option? Is the warranty one or two years--I've seen each stated on different websites?
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Hi: I can't identify any 'SK2' details on the device or the leaflet- it's simply called a Novasonic Intrasound in all references. I think when I bought one years ago in the UK it was called 'Ultrasound' but it's the same thing. Yes it does have the Percussor function too, a simple switch to the alternative vibration, and a choice of two heads- a flat disc and a ball head. The intensity level is adjustable, but subtle. I can't confirm the warranty period at this moment, I think it's only one, but it's a well made device that if treated well should far exceed the warranty period. I hope this helps. Hi: I can't identify any 'SK2' details on the device or the leaflet- it's simply called a Novasonic Intrasound in all references. I think when I bought one years ago in the UK it was called 'Ultrasound' but it's the same thing. Yes it does have the Percussor function too, a simple switch to the alternative vibration, and a choice of two heads- a flat disc and a ball head. The intensity level is adjustable, but subtle. I can't confirm the warranty period at this moment, I think it's only one, but it's a well made device that if treated well should far exceed the warranty period. I hope this... » Read More Hi: I can't identify any 'SK2' details on the device or the leaflet- it's simply called a Novasonic Intrasound in all references. I think when I bought one years ago in the UK it was called 'Ultrasound' but it's the same thing. Yes it does have the Percussor function too, a simple switch to the alternative vibration, and a choice of two heads- a flat disc and a ball head. The intensity level is adjustable, but subtle. I can't confirm the warranty period at this moment, I think it's only one, but it's a well made device that if treated well should far exceed the warranty period. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I do not know the model number. It does have 2 mode options. The warranty is for 1 year. It is a great product!
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You will have to contact Trisonic - Queens, NY www.trisonic.comI have had one in service for about a year - no problems - may not need a warranty - the thing works better than any other off air signal amp I have tried.
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I just received my piano and am returning it. It sounds like an out of tune acoustic piano. Heard from Kawai and they haven't heard of that problem before. But to answer your question, in regards to the warranty that comes with it, it states you would have to send it back to them and pay the shipping. So if you are worried about a problem look at the warranty you are thinking of and check to see if you would have to send it back at your expense or if they would send someone out.
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if it has one, i don't know what it is, sorry.i can offer this as i have purchased this one a few times...i would say it lasts at least 3 years. out of the (6?) i have bought, 4 of them were clear clean sound. i felt like the other2 weren't as loud, and there is nothing you can do to adjust it.it wasn't bad enough to return them.
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No warranty. Battery I received was as bad as the one it replaced. Ordered one from Hobby Express. It's still kicking.
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Yes, it has a two year warranty. I had to replace mine after one year. You will need to register it at http://support.logitech.com/ and provide proof of purchase date. They will do some back and forth on troubleshooting, via their case management system, that comes to you in an email. Once Logitech is satisfied that it really is a hardware issue they will send you a UPS shipping label. You will need to return the broken one and they will ship a new one after they have received the broken one back. After about two weeks it should arrive. I have had my replacement for about two months and no new problems yet.
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It does both. However, the percussion seems to be very light. depending on how you hold it.
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The information on the main page states it has a 2 year warranty. Which is it one or Two years?
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The manufacturer is who would have a warranty. However please keep in mind that depending on how long ago you've bought your buttkicker, you should be able to get a replacement unit if you believe you got a deffective ont. when I bought my first buttkicker I actually returned it because it was making an unatural rattling sound. when i received the 2nd one, all was fine.
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Yes, I picked one up a few days ago. I love it, and I see they now have a 2 year warranty. I think it was only 1 year before.
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Comes with a yamaha warranty.I didn't buy the extended one.I find generally with solid state electronics (I used to have a computer repair shop) that if they are going to fail its generally when they are new.My recommendation is to leave it on for a few days and just use it.In case you are wondering It sounds real good seems to have most of the features most people would want at a good price point.One of the reasons I bought it was because of Yamaha's reputation for reliability and good music reproduction.It was a choice between Yamaha Denon and Sony for me and I am not unhappy with this.Hope this has been some help Comes with a yamaha warranty.I didn't buy the extended one.I find generally with solid state electronics (I used to have a computer repair shop) that if they are going to fail its generally when they are new.My recommendation is to leave it on for a few days and just use it.In case you are wondering It sounds real good seems to have most of the features most people would want at a good price point.One of the reasons I bought it was because of Yamaha's reputation for reliability and good music reproduction.It was a choice between Yamaha Denon and Sony for me and I am not unhappy with... » Read More Comes with a yamaha warranty.I didn't buy the extended one.I find generally with solid state electronics (I used to have a computer repair shop) that if they are going to fail its generally when they are new.My recommendation is to leave it on for a few days and just use it.In case you are wondering It sounds real good seems to have most of the features most people would want at a good price point.One of the reasons I bought it was because of Yamaha's reputation for reliability and good music reproduction.It was a choice between Yamaha Denon and Sony for me and I am not unhappy with this.Hope this has been some help « Show Less
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D. Kaminsky, pls give us some details on the death of your SoundSticks II. As a current owner I'm very interested in knowing how helpful & co-operative H_K is in resolving your issue. I hope they deal with you fairly & quickly. Personally, I thought their website was a nightmare to negotiate.
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The Amazon site doesn't appear to address the Warranty aspect of this unit. I went to the Whynter website and found this information:*This unit comes with one year warranty and three year warranty on the compressor.Randomly checking other portable units on their site all appear to have the same warranty.I've had the unit since mid-May. No issues so far.
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The warranty is for a year, but they don't back it up. I've been trying to get ahold of them for two months now. I call the number in the warranty booklet, get a recorded message and then it hangs up. I have also tried emailing them, again, no response. I won't be buying anything Altec Lansing again.
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Yes... Tascam provides the warranty, Something like 3mos parts and labor and a year of parts only. Saves you some dough in a tight spot.
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There is no brand name on the bell kit unit, the stand, the mallets, the drum sticks or the drum practice pad, or even the canvas gig bag. The percussion method instruction book is Hal Leonard, Inc., but I'm pretty sure I ordered that separately. My impression has been that these are mass-produced kits marketed primarily to schools, not so much in the commercial marketplace. It was birthday gift for my wife, who claims she wants to learn to play xylophone/marimba, but I decided to go minimal instead of $600 plus for a real marimba, and that's been justified by her lack of zeal to practice enough to really play well. the unit is adequate for learning, but it's necessary to adjust the individual plates occasionally so that they "ring" instead of "tink" or "bonk."
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I purchased the Sport given the handle seemed a little slimmer and easier to manipulate. The sport has a control that lets you select a percussion speed from 1 to 5 and seems to offer everything the mini pro offers. I am extremely happy with Thumper percussion given that I borrowed the 6 headed pro and it unlocked my shoulder after 2 days of "thumping". As a supplement to the Thumper, I also recommend The Stick.