Does anyone know how this model differs from the more expensive Sena SMH10D-11 units?
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If you look at the Sena website (http://senabluetooth.com), it subtly shows the SMH5 units offer multi-pair intercoms with up to 4 people. This means 2 people out of the 4 can connect and talk at the same time. If you have 4 people using SMH5's, there is a process by using the dial on the headset to choose which person you want to talk to in the group. Also from the website, note for the SMH10 headsets, it states a full conference intercom is available allowing one person to talk to the entire group. Likewise, you can also choose to only talk with one person if desired. I hope this provides some clarity. If you look at the Sena website (http://senabluetooth.com), it subtly shows the SMH5 units offer multi-pair intercoms with up to 4 people. This means 2 people out of the 4 can connect and talk at the same time. If you have 4 people using SMH5's, there is a process by using the dial on the headset to choose which person you want to talk to in the group. Also from the website, note for the SMH10 headsets, it states a full conference intercom is available allowing one person to talk to the entire group. Likewise, you can also choose to only talk with one person if desired. I hope this provides... » Read More If you look at the Sena website (http://senabluetooth.com), it subtly shows the SMH5 units offer multi-pair intercoms with up to 4 people. This means 2 people out of the 4 can connect and talk at the same time. If you have 4 people using SMH5's, there is a process by using the dial on the headset to choose which person you want to talk to in the group. Also from the website, note for the SMH10 headsets, it states a full conference intercom is available allowing one person to talk to the entire group. Likewise, you can also choose to only talk with one person if desired. I hope this provides some clarity. « Show Less
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This unit only allows you to talk to one other person at a time. The SMH10D units allow you to carry on group conversations. There may be other differences as well, but this was the one I noted. I have the SMH5D units and have been very happy with them.
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If you look at the Sena website (http://senabluetooth.com), it subtly shows the SMH5 units offer multi-pair intercoms with up to 4 people. This means 2 people out of the 4 can connect and talk at the same time. If you have 4 people using SMH5's, there is a process by using the dial on the headset to choose which person you want to talk to in the group. Also from the website, note for the SMH10 headsets, it states a full conference intercom is available allowing one person to talk to the entire group. Likewise, you can also choose to only talk with one person if desired. I hope this provides some clarity.
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Most likely it's just the amount of devices that can be paired and in communication at one time. For multi rider communication. The 5 works very well. You'll like it.
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Functionally they are identical. The more expensive units have the ability to use earbuds instead of helmet speakers and also have a microphone boom.
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For what it's worth, I just got the 605 model and there is no buzzing on mine. I think, like most issues with items, it effects a small minority. But of course when you spend $1,000+ if there is an issue you tend to be very vocal about it, which I understand.
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It is hard to tell, you should be more forthcoming about the speakers. Although I'd recomend to take a look at XPA-2 instead.
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I haven't used either of those sennheiser models, but these headphones are pretty light! I'm always surprised of how light they are every time I pick them up. They kind of feel like they're hollow, if that makes sense. Hope that helps.
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Sorry, I don't know the difference in the models, but they do sound very similar in the description.
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There's a promotion going for the LN46B750. Amazon is currently selling it for $1,999.99. Input coupon code, "SAMTV300" and it drops to $1,699.99. I'm pissed because yesterday I picked up an LN46A860 from Crutchfield for $1,579.99 with 1% FW cashback. It already shipped, bleh. Specs wise, seems like everything is the same except that the LN46B750 introduces 240Hz motion and Internet@TV (Yahoo!, YouTube, Flickr, etc.). Also, the LN46B750 has a charcoal ToC while the LN46A860 has a dark blue one. Moreover, I haven't come across a review that details the performance of the 240Hz motion.
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I am looking at the same comparison because of Costco.I believe the 550 has SRS (Audio) and the 540 does not. I think this is a big enough difference for $50 and a newer model. However I am sure there are a few other differences.SRS TruSurround HD creates an immersive, feature-rich surround sound experience from two speakers, complete with rich bass, high frequency detail and clear dialog.
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Regarding the discontinuing of the 920, perhaps Sony is doing it so "quietly" is because it was too GOOD of a receiver for the price! The 920 was a GREAT value, as it offered a LOT of HD features for the $600 (or lower) cost. True HD, DTS-MA, GUI, FOUR hdmi inputs, etc. I returned my newly-purchased 520 unit the moment I saw the 920 go on sale for $450. I would wager than any comparable unit will be more expensive in the future.
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The main (and almost only) difference that I can find is their frequency responses: 140-20k for the Minx 10 and 120-20k for the Minx 11.
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Yes, the audio quality of the Sena system is amazing. However, it depends more on the quality of ear buds you are using. Whether I use my Samsung Galaxy S 4 or my IPod as my music source the sound quality is as good as when I am plugged in directly to either one. I experience no loss of quality or volume. FYI I use ultimate ears TripleFi 10 noise isolating earphones and IMHO they are one of the best ear buds money can buy. Enjoy!
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I don't know but I imagine you might find it in researching it; typically, unless the price difference is huge I go with the latest technology; this may not be a situation where it's significant but might be worth looking into; good luck; it's a great little unit; I've been extremely pleased!
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Unfortunatly I am still using the Panasonic speakers that came with integrated dvd/suuround sound unit,SA-PT660. The BIC made a major differance. I originally thought it was the system itself. I just didn.t know if I wanted to spend any more money on a unit that is in my compiter/ work out room.
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The Sennheiser CX 300 II is much much much better quality. From the number, it is different...LOL (and 300 is version "2", unlike 215 :l)If you were to buy 215 from Sennheiser, you pay 39.95If you were to buy 300 II from Sennheiser, you pay 59.95.http://en-us.sennheiser.com/earbuds-in-ear-headphones-cx-215http://en-us.sennheiser.com/noise-cancelling-earbuds-headphones-cx-300-ii-precisionOnly reason CX 300 ii is cheaper here is cause Amazon is nice :)CX 300 ii is the way to go for under 30 dollars ^^ (a bit more is Soundmagic, Klipsch, Shure and the like but ehh xD ) The Sennheiser CX 300 II is much much much better quality. From the number, it is different...LOL (and 300 is version "2", unlike 215 :l)If you were to buy 215 from Sennheiser, you pay 39.95If you were to buy 300 II from Sennheiser, you pay 59.95.http://en-us.sennheiser.com/earbuds-in-ear-headphones-cx-215http://en-us.sennheiser.com/noise-cancelling-earbuds-headphones-cx-300-ii-precisionOnly reason CX 300 ii is cheaper here is cause Amazon is nice :)CX 300 ii is the way to go for under 30 dollars ^^ (a bit more... » Read More The Sennheiser CX 300 II is much much much better quality. From the number, it is different...LOL (and 300 is version "2", unlike 215 :l)If you were to buy 215 from Sennheiser, you pay 39.95If you were to buy 300 II from Sennheiser, you pay 59.95.http://en-us.sennheiser.com/earbuds-in-ear-headphones-cx-215http://en-us.sennheiser.com/noise-cancelling-earbuds-headphones-cx-300-ii-precisionOnly reason CX 300 ii is cheaper here is cause Amazon is nice :)CX 300 ii is the way to go for under 30 dollars ^^ (a bit more is Soundmagic, Klipsch, Shure and the like but ehh xD ) « Show Less
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I have used the SENA 20S in Europe and it works just fine. Reception is not great in the countryside by city riding works good with the radio. It is Simple to preset the channels and it have RDS functionality but I have not tested it. Overall I am very pleased with this headset!
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Hey, I was wondering the same thing, but I found that the sr11 is available from several other places for much less, look at cnet's price comparison... This makes the sr11 my choice!
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There may be....i am conditioned to think that 20 bucks more means something a bit additional, perhaps. Maybe the other model has a bigger sound.....however, maybe they are essentially the same. If you find any info, please let me know. Thanks!
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alan's post is it in a nutshell. i have a zoom q3 that i record on a grand piano with, and the lack of at least a fixed "mid-gain" is the biggest drawback to the device. their new HD version doesn't address it either. too bad, because it is a nice little unit for the money.