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Haloo Player Ghost vs GAO Mayatan

Two budget mechanical sliders that were both called excellent for the money. The Ghost has swappable front plates and comes in several materials with different tones. The Mayatan lets you change the sound quickly without a tuning kit.

Haloo Player GhostGAO Mayatan
TypeMechanical sliderMechanical slider
MaterialResin, brass and stainless steelStainless steel and PEI
Price in the videoJust under $30; the PEI version about $27-
SoundDeeper than the PEI version-
VerdictOne of the favourite budget slidersHighly recommended
Weight-42 g
Good for-Beginners; no tuning kit needed

Taken from each video. Prices are the ones quoted at the time of filming.

Haloo Player Ghost

For the money it is called really, really good. The resin version has a deeper tone than the PEI one, so it is worth having even if you already own another Ghost. The front plates pop out and swap over, so you can change the look and the sound.

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GAO Mayatan

Little else competes at this price for the quality. It weighs 42 g, enough to feel well made without being heavy, and the sound can be changed quickly without a bag of balls, springs and tweezers. It is highly recommended for beginners and experienced users alike.

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