Band Instruments Looks Like Wooden Big Xylophone

Received my light and used it next day for my big band gig, then following Saturday for my Latin six piece Like the 2 modes of full and half dim. Easy to use and the light is well designed to hold unto stand without obstructing my view of music.

Looks well made and fits 4x5 holders well. There are two round wooden rods included to hold your film holder firm in place. There is also a sheet with suggested exposure times included, which is very helpful.

Fits better and is lighter than a Wooden Cage. Plus, SHAPE is a bit less money. Like the way it wraps around the camera. Well, built.

Have purchased several of these for my church praise band. Sturdy and good price. Looks like it will last for years and years!

I use for orchestra percussion overhead and that do a great job bringing in everything from xylophone to triangle

Awesome Board!! Looks Great!!!Like always Asus is great

Used this for vocals and it makes a really big difference in quality than just direct through an interface. Can't wait to try this on other instruments.

Looks big but it's handy and light. Well designed too.

Like many others, I've been using Rode for on camera shotgun mike. �It finally fell apart on me and I came upon this Azden. �Most importantly, I think it has terrific audio capabilities, certainly on par or better than the Rode. �But it surpasses the Rode in build quality. �No more rubber band stabilizers that snap and/or wear out. �This is a solid stabilizer system. �Also - it turns on/off when the camera does - a feature not available on the Rode I had, only the more expensive model. �And it takes AA batteries, not 9 volt, another improvement. �It also has a low band filter and good gain settings. �All in all, it has everything the "advanced" Rode mike has - for less money than the cheaper Rode, that has none of those features. �It comes with a windshield, it doesn't seem to be appreciatively heavier or larger than the old Rode, either - unlike the upgraded Rode which is kind of huge for mirrorless cameras. �So, yes, I strongly recommend this camera.

Arrived promptly in a big wooden crate. After it was broken down, didn't have much problem loading the cabinet down a flight of stairs into the basement. It's safely packed with styrofoam and saran wrap. Once unpacked, you can easily roll it where it needs to go and load your gear in. It comes with 4 shelves that can be placed at whatever height you need. I'm glad I got the 600L, I managed to get most of my stuff in there with room for plenty more with more careful organizing and shelf locations. I set mine at 37% humidity and it stays under 40% at all times. It's whisper quiet. If I leave the cabinet open for a few minutes, it'll creep up into the low-mid 40's but will return to 37% within 10-15 minutes. Lows: The LED light strip is only on the right side of the cabinet and doesn't really do much. I always have good ambient lighting so it's not a big deal and I don't use this as some sort of show piece since it's in the basement. The foam covers for the shelves are a bit flimsy and cheap feeling, but again this isn't a big deal and they do the job. All in all a nice cabinet, no major complaints.