2018 Hd Road King With Brass Instruments

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

I use this mic to record string and wind (brass mostly) instruments.  The different patterns make it effective in a variety of spaces depending on whether you want to reject other sounds or include reflections.  Versatile and great sound quality.

This tool will do exactly what you need it do. For me, I'm using it to crimp Belden 1505A HD-SDI using King's BNC connectors. I could not believe the price of a professional crimper, like Canare. Just grab this one and be happy. To get maximum use out of this crimper, be ready to spend some more $ on dies - the two interchangeable pieces held on by screws. You can swap out to many numbers of different dies which can ultimately make this tool your best buddy in the tech world.

This case is worth it. Flying or on the road with two $4,500 accordions I seen how this case fully protects my instruments. Cutting out the cubed foam to shape it and have the accordions fully padded took about 20 min. The light weight case has also helped me stay under the 50 pds limit for airline checked in bag. The easy replacement of the handles wheels and lifetime warranty makes it a no brainer.

I use this on the road with both my 2018 15 Dell XPS and my 2019 MacBook Pro 16 and have had zero issues. It's immediately recognized and works without any issues. In the short time I've had it (a few weeks now), it's traveled all over the country. It's very thin, even with the magnetic cover on it; roughly the thickness of a larger tablet like an iPad Pro or Surface Pro. I can easily fit my two laptops and this in the laptop section of my Everki backpack (unrelated: Everki makes amazing backpacks for these types of purposes, if you're in the market). I love that it's bus-powered. One cable and done. Primary uses are business, not creative, so I can't render opinions on color accuracy, etc. What I can point out is it has the blue-light adjustment settings, which I definitely appreciate when I'm working longer hours. I've set it to about the middle tier on that and find it easier on the eyes without being distractingly yellow-hued. In retrospect, I kind of wish I'd gotten the touchscreen version... so if you're on the fence and don't mind dropping the extra coin, it might be worth it to you, but I obviously can't knock the product rating for not doing something that it specifically says it doesn't do. It does what it claims to do and does it well. If that feature isn't important to you, it's a slam dunk.

I just bought three of these to keep in my trunk with my road PA. Very well made (steel parts where other mic stands usually have brass or plastic). My engineer brother (who is very picky) plans to buy several. Much better deal for the price than competing mic stands in my opinion.

I got this for my 2018 HD RG Ultra - well because the stock HD gps just plain sucks. and I use it in the car also. It's bright enough to view during the day, easy to update using wifi and most of all very accurate. I haven't use Garmin Base Camp yet to make a trip plan so I'm still learning the ropes. I think those that have used other GPS's will really like this one off and/or on the road.

I use this filter to protect the lens on my Sony HD camcorder. I really like the brass construction which makes it easy to remove.

I was looking for a small portable HD to use on the road and this one was the solution. I don't even have to carry the power supply with me since it is buss powered. I've been able to edit HD footage without any hiccups. Great storage unit and I would highly recommend purchasing this G-Raid product.

Roar... this thing is the king of the jungle