What would be a step up from the stiga hammer lite?
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Carole, Thank you for your interest in STIGA! The STIGA Supreme would be a step up in terms of performance from the STIGA Hammer Lite. See the performance ratings below: Hammer Lite: Speed - 85, Spin - 70, Control - 83 Supreme: Speed - 90, Spin - 92, Control - 89 Hope this helps! STIGA
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Using a Taylor 210, with the recommended 13's. I went back and forth with the 80/20s and Phosphor Bronze. I prefer the 80/20s Bronze. I think they are just a little clearer. The Phosphor Bronze sounds balanced and real good, but a little deeper. But it all boils down to what suits you.
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I would look for something smaller brighter this uses a laser with one power. The front back lids will break off being gentle closing and since you want this in a Tillman look for a ecog scope or along those lines even knock off will get the job done.
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That's a pretty vague question. Best value, at driving nails, durability, colour? I feel its a pretty decent nailer at that cost. I think I like hitachi better for ease of use and balance, however a bostitch is cheaper to repair. I think its the same as asking what brand of truck is better. Depends on what is important to you and features you like.
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Much better. Runs cooler and faster. A definite upgrade. Only drawback is ESC isn't waterproof. But it can handle I think up to (at least) 4s lipo (which should only be used with lower kv motors)
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Hello,The closest competitor from Lepai would be the LP-2020A+. They use a similar chipset so they sound very similar, the Lepai also has slightly more rated output power and tone controls. Of the two the Lepai is a better seller due to the flexibility, but we have also have great luck with the Dayton.Sincerely,MattParts Express Technical Support Team
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Yeah but better. It has an adjustable depth base and quick release that is nice. I think it might have a light . I haven't used it in a while.
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KB, Thank you for considering STIGA! To answer your question, the STIGA Supreme is a faster racket than the STIGA Ultimate. The Ultimate is an older racket that was scored using a different rating system, explaining the wide difference between the ratings. Hope this helps! STIGA
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I'd say do not buy either one!! The 16ga I bought was a piece of junk!! Jambed every 4-5 nails and it is not easy to clear. Took it to a repair shop and they charged me more than half of what I paid for it!! JUNK. Buy a MAX nailer and forget about Hitachi. You have been warned.
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Victory Hammer should be 10mm standard thread, no need extra adapters thanks Marie
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In my research it looked similar, but I've never had a Hale hammer to compare it to directly. I suspect the Schaff would probably have better materials and a more accurate socket (mine was loose on the pin due to poor machining & rust), but hard to know for sure. The handle was solid. I'll probably go that route eventually.
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I recently put this in my GS Mini after using Taylor's ES-Go up which was alright.My guitar tech suggested the K&K;Wow,Much better tone and volume.And you still have that passive pu qualityGood luck!
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Meteor seems to have more of a bold tone. They Yeti sounds good, but in my opinion, lacks a little on the Bass side. Both will get the job done.
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I would recommend the 9". More space between the hand and crank. Good luck!
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the reason i went with the Firefly is because i heard it was more flexible than the other Firestiks. so if you'll be going through thick brush or low hanging trees i'd get the Firefly. with a HD spring i can bend that thing all the way back and it's fine. i've hit it on everything and it's still holding up.
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An elliptical stylus like the one that comes with this table lasts around 500 hours of play. You can easily find the exact replacement stylus that just slips onto your cartridge. Just Google "ATPN2" stylus. Although the stock cartridge sounds pretty decent, you may wish to replace the whole thing with something that tracks a little lighter and causes considerably less record wear. The AT95E, AT120E/T, or AT440MLa would all be excellent choices, depending on how much you want to spend. They are all praised by enthusiasts on a budget as being overachievers in their price-ranges. Some actually prefer the lowly AT95E over anything else... There is also the Shure M97xE. It's a little warmer sounding than the AT cartridges and also a bargain and a very good cart. But, even though I would usually choose a warmer sounding cartridge over a brighter sounding one... I find that the AT carts just get my toes to tapping a little more at this price point. A little more air, detail and a sense of "being there"... The AT440MLa gives some very expensive cartridges a run for their money and the linear contact stylus lasts 1000 hours of play. Garage 'A Records stocks all of the carts I mentioned here... http://www.garage-a-records.com/
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The Reformer Plus 4 cord has a slightly narrower platform. I like the extra room I have on the Stamina model. I had previously bought a Reformer from QVC before the rebounder was offered. Couldn't use a rebounder on the old one. The Stamina Aeropilates is very attractive with the wood trim. I'd buy the one with the best price. Shop around. It was hard to beat no shipping cost from Amazon. Loving this so far.