What the difference is between the 16 1/2" turntable with the letters 420 4MO 05 and the same sized turntable with the letters 420 MO 02 ?
1257489
I think those numbers refer to the oven style/model. 16-1/2" turntable is standard in several models. Just look for your oven.
2117699
There is no difference other than quantity. Those are like item numbers...1865 is a 90 tablets, 1885 is a 330 tablets and 1900 is 800 tablets. I've been using Standard Process products for almost 5 years. They are outstanding quality.
210573
I guess its 1 and 3/16ths then... we're talking less than a centimeter difference between the two measurements. Is it that serious? I was trying to give a roundabout general idea via my discription.
371306
I'm not sure. The microwave model I have is HMV 9306/01. You might want to try contacting Bosch and see if they can give you information on the size of the glass turntable.
1538823
Try these links, I think it has what you are looking for. One is for the turntable/hardware and the other is for audio conversion software.Good Luck!http://www.ion-audio.com/products/details/iprofilehttp://www.ion-audio.com/ezvc
1623654
I can't give you a response to this question, but did you check with turntable America that's where I got the info for mine
915623
I am sorry I cannot say but I researched my model on the web and found the sizing pretty easily-just type in google what your question is and you will eventually find out what size you need. Try a turntable web site or just type in turntable belts-you should find your answer. Good luck
950969
I'm not able to respond about model numbers, but I replaced my > 20 - year - old GE Spacemaker I I microwave with the new model and it seems to have identical dimensions. I don't have mine mounted under the counter so I can't promise that all the mounting hardware is the same. The only difference between the old one and the new is the turntable, which the old one lacked. Controls are a little different too and the new one doesn't have a shelf or a temperature probe, but I never used those before so I don't miss them. I'm very happy with the new one.
1916344
The 680e has an elliptical stylus and the 680 has a spherical stylus. The 680e is better for high quality home playback and the 680 is better for DJ use. The 680e produces very nice sound although the tracking is a little heavy for my liking.
2214763
It's a Super OEM turntable, the build quality is great. I am using shure needles with mine on the road 6 days a week and the only difference I notice is they are a lot heavier than the 1200'a
2278446
My turntable is 16 inches, so a comparison would not be valid. Just put water in a large dish and cover it. Start the micro and watch. Even if it hits the side you will not hurt anything. Open the door if it hits and younwill have you're answer.
2010079
Turntable is 10". Interior is 10" Deep and 10.5 Wide. Height is just under 7" but with turntable it's closer to 6.5".
2010080
The turntable is 10" in diameter. The inside dimensions: width - 10.5", height - 6 3/4", depth - 10".
474796
I had the same question when I last purchased this item. I read the technological description on both labels and could not find any difference except outside packaging. I have used both disks and found no difference in recording or playing capabilities. They are frequently on sale thru Amazon and Staples so look around before you buy at $60.
756625
I believe they are both 2.0; not sure; I returned the unit as it did not play flac or some of my movie files. The sellers were very helpful, and even sent me a second set, but same problems. My mp3 files played, but the first few seconds it was a static noise. A shame, because the unit looks great.
2196619
The primary difference appears to be cosmetic, in that the cover plate has changed (for the worse, in my opinion). Rather than the fancier script it reads "Special 20" with the word "Progressive" in the middle. The screw heads that hold the reed plate in are smaller than before, and the diameter of the screws is about half of what it was. There are a couple of other little changes too, but not worth mentioning. None of these things are a big deal in terms of playability - pretty much non-issues, really. I'd still go for the earlier model (stores have tons of them around) just on looks, the older model just has a cooler appearance. Also, you could watch for sales on these (just before Christmas Amazon had a set of 5 for $106). Still, it's a good harp.
506025
They are the same except for the oval shaped tip. Great sound, just right, not outrageously loud! I put two 14815's on my BMW M Roadster and love them!