Are Tunze's worth it?

[xtm]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8664768#post8664768 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by dhnguyen
That article is a bit old to be used for comparison IMO. As if Tunze is the ONLY propeller driven pumps available today

I wholeheartedly agree. However, the main question is "Are Tunze's worth it?" The answer is yes, as explained on that article.

Everybody seems to be raving about Maximod this Maximod that.. well, if you have the time to "mod" a powerhead then more power to ya Personally, I like things to work RIGHT out of the box - no modding required. I'd rather spend my time enjoying my tank than...err...modding a powerhead

It's like this... would you rather drive a modded Civic (Maximod) or drive a bone stock Supra? (Tunze)

 

[Beenalongtime79]

xtm,

Uh Oh... You just cracked open up another whole set of controversy. Haha

Peace,
John

 

[FVernese]

Does anyone know if the 7095 controller I have with 6100's can also control the new 6055s.?

Thanks

 

[MiddletonMark]

There is not a new controller ... as far as I know, the 7091 single or 7095 multi can run any of the controllables [turbelles, nanostreams, streams].

I've been very happy with mine. [controllable + not].
My 6060 is used, bought for $75 w/ magnet - cheaper than any comparable product or mod - simple, easy, reliable.


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Rich, Vortechs are not exactly cheap products, either. Low wattage, yes ... but comparable price.

Despite any disagreements, I bet everyone on this thread looks forward to more + more propeller/stream-type powerheads

 

[crumbletop]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8669109#post8669109 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by FVernese
Does anyone know if the 7095 controller I have with 6100's can also control the new 6055s.?

Thanks

Yep. The 7095 is supposed to control those.