Best Examples Of 2 Band vs. 3 Band Badger Performance?

I've kept myself at arm's length with the 2 band vs. 3 band badger hair debate over the years...mostly to avoid SBAD but also because I didn't think there was really that much difference. But now I think I want to do a video and/or article about it. What pair of brushes do you think would most dramatically show the performance difference between 2 band and 3 band badger brushes?

For me, the difference between the Simpson Chubby 2 or 3 in 3 band Super and 2 band Manchurian is dramatic.

I had replied on another forum but the heavy-handed mods over there deleted my post.
I think the least expensive way for you to compare the two different knots in an apples-to-apples comparison would be to get a pair of Maseto Shaving (formerly LS) 30-mm "Chubby-3 killers".  I've owned both of these MS 2 & 3 band and I personally prefer the 2-band variant.
2-band (Finest): http://www.ebay.com/itm/222189264774
3-band (silvertip): http://www.ebay.com/itm/322181254371

You're getting yourself into a lot of trouble as there are so many distinct differences even between the respective 2-Band or 3-Band knots.

However, if you are determined to do the video, then the best option for good quality brushes would be Shavemac, as they offer both bands. If you want a more economical perspective, then TGN would be a good option, or most sellers on ebay would be fine.

Erik's suggestion, above, with the Maseto brushes is what I was initially going to suggest as they are superb brushes for the money.

This is not a hole you want to fall in, too deeply, as it can be very expensive.

Best of luck

I responded on TSN.

Bag the video and get some Stirling brushes and review those  Great performance at a fraction of the price.

OK my bad. You already kinda did.

http://sharpologist.com/2017/02/3-good-i...ushes.html

However, if you are determined to do the video, then the best option for good quality brushes would be Shavemac, as they offer both bands. If you want a more economical perspective, then TGN would be a good option, or most sellers on ebay would be fine.

Yes I'm leaning to Shavemac right now....

Shavemac or Thater are the way to go.

However, if you are determined to do the video, then the best option for good quality brushes would be Shavemac, as they offer both bands. If you want a more economical perspective, then TGN would be a good option, or most sellers on ebay would be fine.

Yes I'm leaning to Shavemac right now....

Best of luck and I surely hope you aren't overly curious, especially, with the 2-Band variant as there can be differences when factoring in loft, density and even batch of hair and you could be investing quite a large sum of money if you wanted to.