Band Plays Cover Song Instrumental Cello

I'm a guitarist in a cover band that plays a few times a month - had the 4 plug model for years - just grabbed this for the extra 2 outlets - can't go wrong with these

We are a rock band that plays a lot of large performing arts theaters, and have been using Radial passives.  But after three of those burned out (bad transformers) we thought wed buy inexpensive ones and just replace as needed.  These things ROCK.  Clear, uncolored sound, small footprint, solid metal construction, indistinguishable from the Radials at a fifth of the price. And so far, theyre holding up better than the high priced DI.

For a band that plays live and provides their own sound and lights, this product is unbeatable. Perfect solution for having locatable electricity all around the stage. One of the ebst simple products we've purchased in years.

I have used many headphones but this one has a very good quality and it really isolating from outside noises which is amazing for a musician that plays in a band that he can hear him self without need for a powerful monitor speaker that can harm the ears.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

Gorgeous leather cover for your Mac. Just wish the rubber band corners held better.

These are a great softener for the cello and should come standard with each.

I'm a part time gigging cover band drummer. I have heard about other drummers using this bag to hold the Yamaha Aluminum hardware set. It serves its purpose well and looks cool.

I use this lens band on a sun hood with an Optech rain cover on top of it.  It gives a stronger hold to the rain cover.

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