How does the Unison differ from the Contemporary lines?
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Seems to be a bit heavier (thicker) material than the line found in chain stores (like Wal-Mart and others), which is good...
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As noted, they're pretty much the same, except the Plus has the dual speaker surround option. The Plus is a bit bigger (but not really noticeable) and the Classic is a bit heavier (again only slightly noticeable). The Plus is "prettier" as the color is throughout, whereas the Classic has the black top and bottom, even on the nice brightly-colored ones. The main difference I noticed was that the Classic has an on/off switch on the bottom, but the Plus has a bubble button which you push and hold to turn on/off. Otherwise, they're the same, same features, lasts the same and sound the same. Which is what's important, right?! As noted, they're pretty much the same, except the Plus has the dual speaker surround option. The Plus is a bit bigger (but not really noticeable) and the Classic is a bit heavier (again only slightly noticeable). The Plus is "prettier" as the color is throughout, whereas the Classic has the black top and bottom, even on the nice brightly-colored ones. The main difference I noticed was that the Classic has an on/off switch on the bottom, but the Plus has a bubble button which you push and hold to turn on/off. Otherwise, they're the same, same features, lasts the same and sound the... » Read More As noted, they're pretty much the same, except the Plus has the dual speaker surround option. The Plus is a bit bigger (but not really noticeable) and the Classic is a bit heavier (again only slightly noticeable). The Plus is "prettier" as the color is throughout, whereas the Classic has the black top and bottom, even on the nice brightly-colored ones. The main difference I noticed was that the Classic has an on/off switch on the bottom, but the Plus has a bubble button which you push and hold to turn on/off. Otherwise, they're the same, same features, lasts the same and sound the same. Which is what's important, right?! « Show Less
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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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Yes it does unlike the one they made back in the day. The sound isn't as good as the old one either.
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The Classic is really the way to go unless you have very little strength and endurance. It is actually easier to get into the rhythm to use properly. You can vary the intensity if you need to.
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The sound is slightly different. The M5 is more balanced and clear but less bassy. You should read some Product-Tests and make a Decision based on the music you hear....
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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.
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I can not answer in terms of a direct comparison as I have not had the opportunity to do that. I can say that I am satisfied with the Hohner in my context which is using it for right hand practice or exploring melody for my accordion learning efforts.
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The tones are very close, HOWEVER- I will mention that the OoT tones are more fluid sounding (there's no gap between tones) that is all but impossible to replicate on the actual instrument.
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It does not play harmonies. It's not worth the money. I returned it after trying it out.
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I believe the line is different. I know the bass is floating line. If you want to use it for both I would just get the saltwater
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Not sure on the differences, but I'll tell you this. These are by far the worst earbuds I've ever owned. And I own quite a lot, from high end, to low. I've been really impressed with the ' meelectronics' series of buds. For the price, you can beat the sound and fit.
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You should reference the Calphalon.com website for more information. My understanding though is that the inside cooking surfaces are different. The Unison line uses all nonstick surfacing but has two distinct types: "slide" used in their omelet pans and "sear" used in the everyday pans. The Calphalon Contemporary has a nonstick surface but does not include the "sear" surfacing. If the pan has the sear feature it will be stamped on the bottom. You wouldn't find this on the bottom of an omelet pan because there is no need to "sear" an omelet. This feature is included in some of the Unison pans to specifically sear meats. It is really a great feature and worth the extra in price if you intend to pan-sear your meats. I just used mine tonight to cook some boneless, skinless chicken breasts and as always produced a beautifully seared and juicy meat.
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The models themselves are the same. The difference in lettering is based on the frequency programmed. See Shure's website to verify the best unit for you based on your geographic location and the primary location.
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They definitely do sound better. It's like a richer and fuller sound. The difference in the lower frequencies can be heard most significantly. For sound quality, I recommend highly.
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I believe the sounds quality features are different as well, though I could be wrong, on Kenwood's website there is comparison thing though if I recall correctly
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You would have to hear it for yourself... the extra bass is more pronounced. It's hard to verbalize the sound difference. You would have to listen to the same song with each.