Band Like Radiohead But Instrumental

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

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.

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.

It looks so cute! And I was worried about if it would be loose without a band. But it turns out not to be a problem, it sit right on the spot.

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.

I own several mics from A-Z you name it I got it ! But there's something special about the Nd 96 that I use for my band . The vocals sounds very clear and my lead singer loves it . As always B&H is a great place to buy from and fast delivery.

Yes this one is a lot more expensive than the sport band model. But everybody has those. Consider this a well deserved luxury reward for good behavior, or whatever. This watch frees me from my phone, a wonderful thing in these days of the masses stumbling mindlessly through life while staring at their phones. Without the cellular feature, I would consider it just an expensive gadget. With the ability to call and text absent the phone, I can shower, swim, go running, jump out of a plane, or whatever I want to do and leave the stupid phone behind.

Not really. But if you gaff on sets or are a one man band DP, this is a must for shooting INTS and especially EXTS! For the price, you can't go wrong. Especially useful when working with big lights that are backed far off from the subject.

This cable was instrumental in helping me to setup dual monitor without buying an hub.

Like most I had been using 2-24 monitors for years. But the amount of space taken up with those monitors and wires and dongles... was a bit much. I looked for the largest desktop, non-curved and not a TV to use for my desk and came across this Benq. Sure it's not 4k, but that's why I have my MacBook Pro 14's XDR quality display for... checking colors and accuracy. The Benq is for getting things organized and done. Pricey, but well worth the gain in workflow for myself : )