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Old 22-10-07, 08:33 PM
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I have both. I started with Apeks and to be honest they are good workhorse regulators, cheap and well tested with a good track record. At the time I moved to a twinset I couldn't afford anything else.

I treated myself to some scubapro M25s last year. They are my regs of choice now and the ones I take abroad when I can only fit one set of back gas regs in my luggage. If it just money alone - buy the Apeks DS4s with ATX or TX 40s. If you can stretch a little more by waiting go for the Scubapros - but as there is not much in it make sure you can't spend the money on something you will need more.
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