12 Inch Sub With Box

Works well with the 12 inch extension bar I got. I put a flash at each end of it and it works well.

But you would think that they could easily sell other products in this line, a 12 inch one, an 18 inch one.

works well with the 12 inch extension bar i got to go with it i put two flashes one on each end of it and it works out great.

Works fine have the hex nuts tight with 12 inch pounds of force .

I am using mine in a 12 x 36 Westcott Rapid Box strip box. It does a great job diffusing the light in product photography.

I was in the market for a diffuser/reflector to carry on my hiking adventures. The 12 inch one I have is just to small for some situations and the 24 just a bit big. This one fit the bill perfectly and packs down small for easy carry in the back pack. Just what I was wanting.

I'm using this to get a Godox AD 400 with Beauty Dish off center, so I can take pictures with it directly over a subject's head [i.e. light stand to my left by 12 inches]. The price was sooo reasonable, I went for it; however, it seems a 12 inch or maybe 16 inch unit would have been a little better, as I have to be conscious of the 8 pound limit of my light stand - and having a 7 pound monolight 12 inches away from the center is a stretch of physics. However - so far, so good!

This 12 inch reflector is just perfect for close-up or macro shots of flowers. It helps me put the amount of light just where I want it to be in those otherwise dark or shadowed areas (ie. lower petals). Advantage over flash (direct or remote), is that I can see just what I will get. I shoot in conservatories a lot and have found it very helpful. I recommend the item highly and suggest using both silver and gold sides of the reflector. Additionally, if folds up into a small package which fits into a pouch supplied with the product.

I purchased these speakers to replace the 12 inch woofers that were in two PA 121 cabinets originally sold by Mackie Industrial. These were manufactured by RCF in Italy and rebranded as Mackie. The original 12s had basically rotted away and were unusable. I emailed Eminence and they confirmed that this would be a good replacement choice. The build quality of these Eminence speakers is very impressive and professional. When it came to testing, I was very pleasantly surprised! Punchy lows, very clean mids. In my system I have the cabinets set up for bi-amping. The crossover point is set at 3000 HZ. I would describe the sound as very musical and accurate. I also own a pair of QSC K 10s. I did an A-B comparison and found that the Mackie speakers with the eminence 12s sounded very similar to the K 10s but a little cleaner and much, much louder. The efficiency and output level is almost unbelievable at this price point. (about 300w available to each 12 inch and about 50w to each horn) The first time I had an opportunity to use these speakers was at an outdoor 5K race as an announce system at the finish line. We were covering an area about the size of two football fields with several thousand people. The sound was great and the customer was very happy. It sounded like a much larger system. One additional benefit, the cabinets are now noticeably lighter than they were before. That's always a plus! I highly recommend the speaker; you will not be disappointed.

The Axler 12-inch Dual Mega Ball Clamp Arm is a great addition to my kit. If you are looking for flexibility this gives you tons of options. The first thing you notice is that this thing is all metal. It's tough and well-built. The thing I've been doing most with it is giving myself social options and either an extra angle on one person or you could interview two people with two different shots if you add the phone and an adapter. It works well for adding a monitor, light, or mic etc. You can pretty much position this thing in whatever way your heart desires. Overall it's been working well for me. [I have received this item in exchange for my honest review]