1930S Big Band Instruments

Though I don't live in a big place, my apartment was built in the 1930s and has very thick walls. Transmission into my bedroom from my cable/internet provider's router had to go through too many thick walls and both my TV and my smart bulbs suffered for it. With TP-Link Deco X68 my problems were solved. I'm very happy with this product.

Used this for vocals and it makes a really big difference in quality than just direct through an interface. Can't wait to try this on other instruments.

A great multi-purpose dynamic mic, I use this small-sized, big-sounding tool for instruments and vocals alike. It obviously excels on the snare drum and on guitar cabinets, but I like the sound I get from it on various percussion, brass and lower-toned woodwind instruments. It doesn't have the shrill high-end crispness of a condenser, but you don't always need that. Overall, it sounds clean and strong, and adeptly resists feedback.

It allows to follow the variable stars down to 11th magnitude without need of big effort to hold heavy instruments.

We are using the product for sensitive weather instruments. The fact that we can adjust the sizing according to the instruments is awesome. It's big, it's bulky but our equipment is safe and won't be damaged on the sled ride up a Colorado hill (mountain).

I have been a big fan of the native instruments keyboard since they came out, and this one is no exception. It is very simple to use, but the way that the new screen is displayed and the sound or organized and not only being able to mod the parameter so easily is a big plus. the screen is beautiful. The key bed is nice. I wish I could’ve got an upgrade from my MK two but beggars can’t be choosers. I would purchase again of put in the same situation.

We use these weekly for a church band. Not a big difference between these and my mogami gold cables.

its big but it works i use a small black band to keep it tight on the lapel

Great for Vocal and Instruments!

I'm a composer and have a studio in my home apartment. The building was built in the 1930s and has old wiring and very few outlets. This unit has allowed me to safely power all of my studio equipment without breaking the bank.