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09/10/2009, 08:26 PM
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ok the finals tunze silence pumps vs. eheim
ok thanks for all the replies in the last thread eheim vs. mag....this is the finals tunze vs. eheim. tunze's I can get about 40 or so bucks cheaper for the two pumps I want 1 for the return one for the uv.
any opinions are welcome and needed reliability quietness energy usage and anything else you all can think of |
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09/11/2009, 06:05 AM
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i take it no one uses tunze pumps?
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09/11/2009, 07:38 AM
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i purchased a tunze return pump ... i have yet to hook it up permanently, but, just plugging it in and i am very happy with it ... it runs very quietly and smooth - plus, it uses less electricity than the eheim and is backed up by tunze service
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09/11/2009, 07:52 AM
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thanks for the reply....so tunze support is super???? anyone else have long term use?????
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09/11/2009, 08:34 AM
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for me, roger at tunze has been one of the most pleasant experiences i have had in this hobby ... they are great to work with - just go over to the tunze forum and see how people have described their experiences - top notch
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