Adi Car Accessories

It's like a glove compartment in a car. You can stuff it with anything from weights to accessories you need to have at reach arm.

Perfect for my needs; has adapter and car lighter accessories so I keep it in my purse for use at any time. GREAT !!

I rarely use the phrase blown away, but that came to mind when I started using the RME ADI-2 DAC FS, paired with a Sennheiser 560S. The clarity and separation was significantly better than any DAC I've used before (which have all cost less than the RME ADI-2). I use it mainly with headphones, but have hooked it up with my legacy amp and tower speakers (HK and Polk), with excellent results. I will hold off a bit on upgrading my system thanks to the RME. In short, I think the RME ADI-2 is in a sweet spot when it comes to performance and price; it's not cheap, but you get a superb DAC. I should mention that I had an issue with my first RME ADI-2. After a few hours of use it gave an error message: Overload/short detected, phones deactivated. This seems to indicate a problem with the motherboard, and the only remedy is to send it back to the manufacturer. Not sure how common this is, but B&H made sure I had a replacement unit within 48 hours- excellent support! - and no issues with the new unit.

After finding my current DAC doesn't have the best specs I decided to buy this RME ADI-2 based upon a review from audiosciencereview dot com. It appears to be a balanced review site for DACs with lots of measurement data and graphs. Anyway, this ADI-2 unit is German-made and solid, the remote is Chinese-made although of high quality. I can't hear any difference but I haven't done a side-by-side either. Given that I'm running this through Klipsch La Scala's/Cornwalls via McIntosh amps I want the sound as clean as I can get it. I'm happy.

When I changed from my condenser microphone to the dynamic Shure SM7B microphone I knew the SM7B had a much lower output signal than the condenser I was replacing. Although in theory there was enough gain in my audio device interface (ADI) to be able to just plug the SM7B into the ADI and thence into my computer I was concerned about the potential noise floor increasing having to run the ADI at very high gain levels to have sufficient signal strength from the SM7B. I decided to order the FetHead when I ordered the SM7B and have the FetHead plugged directly into the SM7B XLR connector, then the XLR cable from the FetHead to my ADI. The result is a dead quiet background, and an ample signal from the SM7B into the ADI to allow for plenty of gain adjustment.The FetHead was very easy to use, literally plug and play (just ensure the ADI is providing phantom power to provide power to the FetHead). I preferred the FetHead design to competing products where two XLR cables are required with the preamp sitting in the middle connected to both cables. With the FetHead, I needed just the one XLR cable to run from the FetHead to the ADI, with the FetHead plugged directly into the SM7B XLR connector. Overall, very satisfied and would buy again if I add another SM7B to my equipment.

Great drone with lots of accessories... It would have been great if the car charger was also included in the combo..

I really enjoy taking pictures on vacation. When we do car trips, I usually take my SLR with an assortment of lenses and accessories. For flights, I don't want to bring a lot of heavy gear and find this ZS100 to be a great alternative. The pictures are nearly of SLR quality and it has the flexibility to cover almost every shooting situation. All this in a really compact form factor. If you are willing to go a little bigger, then a Sony RX10 III or IV would be my next choice, but I wasn't willing to give up the small size and weight of this Panasonic.

i'm still outfitting it with accessories, but i've really been loving it so far. super easy to balance and use. using it with a jib, using it with magnetic car mounts, using it freestyle. considering a steadicam style vest for it. it's amazing what is achievable at these price points. and the free app can operate it as a motion-controlled remote, as well as updating firmware, calibrating motors, etc. high payload. really happy with what we're getting with this on our team.

I had my first Porta Brace back in 2003. I have rated it 5-stars in the past. I can't help but praise only the durability and versatile use of their bags and cases. In my recent rentals of HD cameras, they are all using Porta Brace cases. I am not surprise anymore. The rental package includes all the accessories to the camera, charger, extra batteries, on-camera lights, wireless audio, zoom microphone, audio cables, extra tapes, manual, tripod accessories, they all fit perfectly in the case. It's like I throw everything in the case and I still safely find a spot in the case. Granted that the shoulder strap is wide, soft, comfortable and durable, it get's heavy at times but it feels solid to lug around. This CAR-3 Cargo Case did just that. It has now become my everyday case to carry around my camera and accessories. It has become a single item in my checklist since when I open the bag, I already memorized what item should be in the certain pocket or position inside. When I pack-up my staff in the field, it is the same case, I check the pockets to make sure that I am not leaving from the location without any accessories left behind. I give Porta Brace CAR-3 Cargo Case 5-Star rating for overall versatility, durability, and practical everyday use.

My pelican case saved my camera, lens and other accessories in a car wreck. This thing is a tank! Buy one as insurance for your gear. The TrekPak divider system is also a great solution for optimizing the organization of your gear.