Altar D State Car Accessories

Great altar microphone!

This unit works exactly as described and the LCD is very useful for telling the state of charge. I have also found the car charging cord and USB port very handy.

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 !!

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

I used this in two challenging installations: 1. A church with an unconventional pentagonal shape - equivalent 60 foot x 60 foot floor area with a vertex facing the altar. They replaced two legacy (REALLY Legacy!) Shure VA300-S speakers. 2. In a 400 seat university auditorium complimented by the TOA subs. The church installation is about 9 years old and is one of the best installations I have done. Teh HX-5s are suspended 12 feet above the stairs to the altar to give audio presence. That was the greatest challenge as there are two condenser mics below and just behind most of the time. I used a horizontal installation of two units to get the spread. I checked the SPL dispersion using TOA's online tool and then verified with their designers. The Auditorium has a similar challenge - installation is 30 feet above the stage and uses 4 of these units installed vertically. The design was checked using EASE. The subs are only switched on for music performances. In both cases, the sound is quite clear, unforced and natural (the priest is well voice trained). I stand to be corrected but the TOA HX-5 forced the competition to re-look line arrays and other speakers with beam control characteristics for installed sound. It is now my second pick behind the more expensive JBL CBT70J-1.

This tripod was so smooth! We bought one for our church and whenever our Pastor moved across the altar, the tripod made such smooth movements in following. It's also flexible where moving up or down or side to side is excellent! We bought a second one.

Bought these to replace bulky softboxes we used to light pre-recorded church services in a small chapel. Now that we're live streaming, we needed something that could kick out more light and be less obstructive. These have fit the bill. We have them maybe 15 feet from the altar. They throw enough light for the Mevo, and the barn doors have helped us focus light just on the altar and pulpit. The light stands feel solid. I'm still astounded by the price. Glad they do have a dimmer nob and diffuser filter.

This is a great microphone. I use it in churches in which I project the sound system. It was the best choice for the altar and pulpits. Very good rejection against feedback, balanced timbre, good isolation against handling noise, good mechanical ruggedness.

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.