Differences b/w Cyborg and Sonic Cyborg??

1.  http://www.pbreview.com/?n=1

2.  http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/2606/

3.  http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/3305/

Always look there first is what I have learned....

Also see if your local field/proshop/friends have one or the other you can try out....

Forgot some stuff....You also have to remember that you WILL (Unless you already have it) need hpa and a fast hopper


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g0sh thanks for makinme look bad

bday is on 7th

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well let me ask you this fellas, is the cyborg a much better gun than a proto matrix.  im looking for something that is fast, efficient, easy to field strip if need be, easy to maintain, and under a grand

Heres a review that Kev wrote:

Kev wrote: Ok heres my review, after shooting and handling both:   Dye DM5. Team mates Dm5 Pros. Fast as you can shoot Light weight smaller than the DM4 accurate good customizable settings and trigger Good looks, flawless anno, and milling quiet tight spread from 50 ft. the degas knob/system feels great to hold The light<<<my personal favorite>>> miscellaneous i.e. lube Cons: efficiancy(sp?) isnt that great if you use a hi-pressure tank it does kick a fair bit depending on your tank size it does become long it came with bad eyes and poor wiring EVERYTHING needs an allen key(it come with a set though) ... next to impossible to feild strip, so dont chop $1399 usd MacDev SONIC CYBORG. My sonic cyborg Pros. Light weight accurate as fast as you can shoot efficiancy trigger easily customized simple stripping and lubing takes 5 mins velocity adj. done through the LPR *no allen key needed* quality is good NO kick quiet filters and setting changed easily through the DIP switches Cons. anno quality is poor few stores that carry them manuel is simple trigger moves side to side hard to keep the fingerprints off &1250 usd Proto Matrix(PM5) Proto[a division of Dye> Pros. very light weight accurate fast easy adjustments(trigger and board settings) efficiant NO chopping NO Kick comes with Allen key set stock barrel is decent Cons. Garbage feedneck(stock) allen keys are needed for everythig Dye Lube does NOT go well with cold temperatures Under rated~ It is much better than the DM5 with out a doubt. The markers show in the above were the three used to formulate this review

cdacda13 wrote: Heres a review that Kev wrote: Kev wrote: Ok heres my review, after shooting and handling both:   Dye DM5. Team mates Dm5 Pros. Fast as you can shoot Light weight smaller than the DM4 accurate good customizable settings and trigger Good looks, flawless anno, and milling quiet tight spread from 50 ft. the degas knob/system feels great to hold The light<<<my personal favorite>>> miscellaneous i.e. lube Cons: efficiancy(sp?) isnt that great if you use a hi-pressure tank it does kick a fair bit depending on your tank size it does become long it came with bad eyes and poor wiring EVERYTHING needs an allen key(it come with a set though) ... next to impossible to feild strip, so dont chop $1399 usd MacDev SONIC CYBORG. My sonic cyborg Pros. Light weight accurate as fast as you can shoot efficiancy trigger easily customized simple stripping and lubing takes 5 mins velocity adj. done through the LPR *no allen key needed* quality is good NO kick quiet filters and setting changed easily through the DIP switches Cons. anno quality is poor few stores that carry them manuel is simple trigger moves side to side hard to keep the fingerprints off &1250 usd Proto Matrix(PM5) Proto[a division of Dye> Pros. very light weight accurate fast easy adjustments(trigger and board settings) efficiant NO chopping NO Kick comes with Allen key set stock barrel is decent Cons. Garbage feedneck(stock) allen keys are needed for everythig Dye Lube does NOT go well with cold temperatures Under rated~ It is much better than the DM5 with out a doubt. The markers show in the above were the three used to formulate this review

would have NEVER thought that