70 Rock Band That Played Instruments

i used this product to listen to music. i like that the music is really clear and you can hear EVERYTHING that is being played. all the instruments are heard well separately and clearly. you never know what a song sounds like until you use these headphones and get to hear EVERY sound that is played. i don't like that the base is a little bit too much, at least for me. the fit is not as good the SE530s I used to have. I like them better than these to be honest. it is nice that the cables disconnect at the headphones itself. just in case the cable gets damaged you can always get a new one.

We are a 4 peice Rock Band and this Wash Bar worked great!!

Although its pretty easy to compare the Lens Band to typical $1 awareness bracelets, the Lens Band is much thicker and stronger. In the past I've used a Lens Band to tame creeping on a Nikkor 18-200 and it works great. Now a days, I shoot a good deal with a Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8 with the lens hanging from a BlackRapid strap (another great item). However, carrying that way, the switches on the lens can bump against your leg. Every once in a while the focus limiter switch (FULL inf-5m) will get knocked into the 5m position and I only notice when I have a dog running at me and I miss the shot. So.... I thought this might me a great application for a lens band. Sure enough, the Lens band wraps over the switches on the big 70-200, and the problem is solved. When I do need to turn the VR on/off, just roll the edge of the Lens band to expose the switches.

I recently bought a Canon digital camcorder and attempted to record my band at a concert that we played at. The camera was setup within the audience. The video quality was good but the audio track was overwhelmed by the audience noise really making it hard to hear the music that we played. I searched the Internet and found the DM-100. Last week my band played again. With the new DM-100 directional mic, the peripheral crowd noise was minimized quite well, not completely but much much better. The stereo effect also enhanced the audio track. I'm quite happy with this mic.

Just got it, and, so far, I have only played around with some of the gels. I like having so many altogether in a kit like this, with a case none the less also. Very convenient. The rubber band that goes on the flash is very easy to use. Very happy I got this kit.

Used for a vocal mic for a touring rock band. My last one was great, and would have lasted forever...too bad it was left behind. Didn't hesistate to buy another. Rock solid gear.

I can spend more but it isn't going yo make me a better singer. I needed a mic for back-up vocal in my rock band. I replace a no name mic that was flat in the mix. I plugged in this mic and it immediately made a difference in our band vocal sound. This mic is heavyduty. I am impressed... I highly recommend...

Excellent! I have used this to record music (soft accoustic guitar & a loud rock band), field sounds (ocean, woods, bay, fire), vocal narration... and it all sounds fantastic. Love the sensitivity and faithfulness of the microphones. Great sound! Took a second to understand the basic functions/buttons, but then you're on your way!

I play keyboards in a classic rock band and, up until now, I pretty much got buried in the audio mix. I decided to run the keyboards through the PA system with a monitor feed back to this Rolls unit and plug in my earbuds. It's got an onboard 9-volt battery, an optical limiter to protect my ears, and it's built like a tank. Great product, reasonably priced.

Absolutely love this lens. I use it primarily for portraits. The DOF is great. Have done rock band photos in low light and baby photos where I wanted shallow DOF. Being a prime lens it is extremely sharp too. It is heavy though. I don't take it on too many trips.