Is this the one with 65,000 pulses or with 1,500?
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I guess it depends on how often you use the device. I received two extra cartridges with my purchase. I purchased it about 2 years ago and I just changed the cartridge last month. That's alot of zaps for the original cartridge. Changing the cartridge was very easy. I zapped my face and underarms but not the hair on my legs or arms so that gives you an idea of how many zaps I got for 2 years of usuage. Hope that helps!
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No, Cambridge Audio states that the 651P has higher quality internal components, enhancements to the circuit design & there is a 'rumble' (LF) filter. However, both of these units are for the casual enthusiast, and I doubt the 651 is worth the extra $$$ if you will be staying with a moving magnet cartridge. For a sophisticated playback system and discerning ears, I'd pass on both, for casual listening, the less expensive model should be fine.
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As far as I can tell the only real difference is the number of keys. If this is your primary control I'd get 61, if not its up to you.
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I had enquired with remington customer care. The base model is same for all. When I received the box it showed ipl 6000 but there is an addendum in the box that states it provides 30000 flashes.
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Not much. If any difference at all. However, the 500 RC unit is better, because hit has more functions
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I think it's supposed to be some 500 but can't give you a definitive answer. Sorry.
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The 550 is 30000:1, The 650 is 50000:1 There is a big difference in PQ of these two sets.The 650 being better.
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Hi Picodon, some say it is 7501 mechanically possible states. Take a look at this for more info: http://www.h-i-r.net/2010/01/review-master-1500id-speed-dial-lock.html
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I have no idea. I bought the PT-70 when it was on sale for $12.99 - I have no idea what is different about the 65..... perhaps it has the option of using a charger, rather than purely battery-operated, like the PT-70
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To be honest I didn't realize there were 2 different MHz. I have not had a chance to see how this operates since it is a Christmas gift for someone this year.
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Hi Lucie,Thanks for your questions. The Silk`n Flash&Go; replacement cartridge has 1000 pulses. You will get 1000 pulses if you are using it at level 1 or at level 5. If you have any questions concerning your cartridges or your Silk`n Flash&Go;, please feel free to contact us at the number below. Thanks! 1-877-367-4556
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I got the 651 specifically for a moving coil cartridge and it works great for the money.
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I have the PT-65 and I have had it for years. I cannot see that it is any better than the PT-70. I only paid about $15.00 for it years ago. It does not have a charger, uses 3 AA batteries only. I was shocked at the price here. I would not pay that much for it.
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There are 2 different answers about the cartridge....which cartridge will come with this machine?"the white/blue typs is 5,400 pulses anf fits this machine only.
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the 651 has inputs for both moving magnet and moving coil cartridges. I actually have a moving coil, Dynavector 10X5 that is too much for the moving coil side of the 651 and have to use the moving magnet input for it. I use the moving coil for my old Linn K18 cartridge.
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Mine is the quartz version. Each "BULB" is good for 30,000 flashes. There are no extra "BULBS" in the package.
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Content Library(2 GB Flash Memory)Anynet+100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratiomuch better to buy B650. In fact, I just bought LN55B650.