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XP Icon up Against the Deus 2

bigtim1973

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The XP icon sells for $699.00 complete with 11 inch coil and wsa-st backphones.

The 4.2 stereo version of the XP Deus 2 with a 9 inch coil and the WS6-ST backphones cost $1699.00

You do have more settings with the tone breaks, an XY screen, equalizer, silencer settings, audio enhancement for the extra $1000.00.

Paired with the same coil size on the same targets and I will say using the backphones I don't think you will miss much using an Icon


 
The XP icon sells for $699.00 complete with 11 inch coil and wsa-st backphones.

The 4.2 stereo version of the XP Deus 2 with a 9 inch coil and the WS6-ST backphones cost $1699.00

You do have more settings with the tone breaks, an XY screen, equalizer, silencer settings, audio enhancement for the extra $1000.00.

Paired with the same coil size on the same targets and I will say using the backphones I don't think you will miss much using an Icon


Thank you for making those videos Tim----appreciate it.------------Del
 
Hey Tim.
Watching your video, it struck me that XP is likely following the path previously taken by White's.
Personally, I would welcome the ability to swap search coils between different models.
If XP were to consistently pursue this approach, I could even imagine becoming an XP user myself.
To me, it simply makes no sense to keep buying specific accessories for every single model from a manufacturer.
It’s a waste of money, but the lack of storage space for all that gear is an even bigger issue.
I never would have accumulated so many White's machines if I had needed to find storage space for six times as many coils—or even more.
Thanks for your videos, which have made me think about a few things.
Good job. WTG
 
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