Are 90S Jackson Guitars Good

I use this mainly for Acoustic Guitars. The price and sound is very good. I'm getting another set.

Compared to my old Manfrotto 3021 from the 90s, this thing is lightyears ahead. So many countless improvements. This is the tallest 055 model I believe. Got the aluminum because I would not carry a tripod of this size around anyway and with a tiny half body dslr or mirrorless in the studio, the weight of it feels good and sturdy. The real achievement here is the horizontal column. By far the most convertible and quickest to deploy compared to other brands. It works - it really works. Great for impromptu overhead laydowns after a fashion apparel shoot. No need to bring an arm or adapter or dedicated rig. Just transform the center column and boom, instant impromptu product shoot. Clients love. The head is greatness as well. Collapsing handles for carryability and small rc-2 plate means no trapped batteries on some cameras (with rc-4 plate) All around good engineering. #sweepstakes

Have used the expert mouse since it was a two button trackball in the late 90s. this product has always been very good at allowing fine movements on screen. the only problems even encountered was the failure of the left button switch on my original mouse. also dust would enter the cavity and cause erratic behavior of the mouse. this problem has been eliminated with the use of the optical tracking system.

The brand has built good will with me. They take me back to the 90s. I did find one with more joules protection, but went with this one. This does give me more of an indication of what's wrong with the outlet, reverse polarity, etc. good thing to have if I use it in another person's house. Also, it has a built in child/sneeze guard on the outlets. Love the cable and (I guess some people still use a fax line) telephone line protectors. I don't like that the cord is limited to a 360 flat swivel, but I know that's designed to keep me from bending the cable and weakening the conductivity safety. Sort of disappointed that there wasn't an additional outlet or two, but that would invite drawing in an imprudent amount of electricity to one strip over what most are probably hooking up to non-heavy duty extension chords or adapters. Wish it came in another color (yeah, we techs do like to make a statement). Never know if it works til the lightning strikes. If it doesn't work, at least I know they have equity going back to the 90s to back up their product damage warranty.

The brand has built good will with me. They take me back to the 90s. I did find one with more joules protection, but went with this one. This does give me more of an indication of what's wrong with the outlet, reverse polarity, etc. good thing to have if I use it in another person's house. Also, it has a built in child/sneeze guard on the outlets.

Guitars, keyboards, bass

The lens reminds me of my old lens from the 90s. Not heavy but sturdy feeling.

Use for live DUO 2 guitars and vocals with sequencer....effects on vocals sound good. Feel robust and mic preamp sound realy good. Sound is WAY better than behringer that I used before. I run it with yorkville ap3000 amp in 2 elite top and sub. played some music using laptop USB and it sound really good....Only had it for a few feeks but feel robust. Knobs feels great and eq is very musical. I which there would be a stereo XRL sub out and main eq.

This is one great item to use on stage with the guitars. Love it!

I have used some of this, I think it has good preamps, with a good character input for basses and drums. Works good with vocals and guitars, I just prefer it on the drums. Worth what you pay for. I still have apogee's duet and quartet, and those are my #1 choice, specially for synths and vocals.