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Power supply

Posted by on 05.26.11

Getting ready to buy another power supply and was wondering your thoughts on the Critical CX-2 and the Eikon EMS 400. Want to hear some reviews on which you like more. Thanks in advance.

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Posted by coreypopp on 05.26.11Pensacola,Fl

Critical. Smaller, easier to barrier( just put a bottle bag on it) and easy to travel with. The Eikon is nice but just not as convenient as the critical. Had the critical cx-2 for about 3 years and love it.

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Posted by superman on 05.26.11canada

I bought the eikon 400 the day it was released, and im very happy with it. I run stigma hyper2 , fly2 and fk irons, plus a few others, absolute solid power supply lot of great options, runs any rotary without a problem. touch screen takes a little getting use to, seems sensitive when you first use it. love the small design. has a cool silicon base that sticks to anything, to keep it in place. has 4 seperate machine presets that you can toggle through as you switch each machine. no complaints, actually dropped it once of a table, and it was ok. would definitly recomend it, especially if you like to run rotaries or rotaries with coils.

stephen stacey.

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