Cambridge Diadem vs. Schuyler Quentel Comparison

Here is my comparison video on two medium sized Bibles in their collective class. The Cambridge Diadem and the Schuyler Quentel.
You can pick them up here at:
Cambridge Diadem
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Schuyler Quentel
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[@peterpascone6942]

My only quam with the Quentel is its size. If they can make a Quentel that is just a little smaller, that would be great.

[@mikehoward455]

Cambridge prices have gone through the roof across the board. Since I’m not seeing that with Schuyler, Crossway or Allan, I’m not sure what the reason is.

[@RoastBeefSandwich]

Makes the hardcover Diadem at $30 an even greater bargain.

[@Inspired_JG]

Solid review!

[@RobertPresson]

Great video! Is everybody at IHOP KC using the ESV these days, or are they mostly still on the NKJV?

[@ChrisGSTL]

A mix of nkjv and esv

[@RobertPresson]

Lol… NAR only exists on heresy hunters discernment channels

[@jeremygolding5281]

Can you provide a link to your video on the three sizes of the Quentel? I did not find it on your channel.

[@ChrisGSTL]

th-cam.com/video/8vLZ8drNR-A/w-d-xo.html

[@robertlane306]

Good review , but it's hard to compare 11point font to 8.5 point

[@Psalm144.1]

The diadem must be larger than the Schuyler PSQ?

[@OneStepToday]

both comes in red letter edition only?

[@DizzySaxophone]

I don't see the quentel as a mid-size Bible. It properly competes more with like the Allen NCR, where as the Diadem really competes more with the Allen ESV1. Widemargins are their own category.

[@Psalm144.1]

The Quentel is a full-sized Bible, not a mid-size. The mid-size is the PSQ.

[@Inspired_JG]

Agreed. The Topaz is more comparable to the Quentel.

[@ThecrosseyedTexan]

I was born legally blind and all I know is this Schuyler makes the only premium Bible with a font big enough that I can read