Best Instrumental Cello Covers All Time

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

Until now I have used various mics on short mic stands as pickups for my acoustic cello. I had tried various contact mics which tend to give an electronic instrument sound and require attachments which are not convenient. A friend recommended the Shure and I used it first time in performance - straight out of the box. Super satisfied with it. Attaches easily in 5 seconds to the tail piece and with the mic super close to the f hole it was the first time I could actually hear the cello from the speaker system - in fact I had to limit the gain. As a result very low pickup of ambient sounds. Plus no tripod to lug. Less lugging is always better.

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

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

Best case for my GRIIIx. Unlike the other Ricoh case, this one covers and protects the entire camera. It's unobtrusive and easily slips into pockets. Very light yet very durable - genuine leather. Stylish, comfortable and secure.

Connected to Orbitz Router and 2 Satellites. Covers 9000 Sq ft with a Best score on wifi analytics.

I am protecting my new Canon 7DMarkII back screen. Works well. Best to take off both protective covers before attempting to center the glass on the screen.

THIS LENS IS THE BEST ALL AROUND LENS I HAVE EVER OWNED. THE RANGE COVERS VIRTUALLY ALL ONE NEEDS FOR ANY SHOOT AND IT IS SO SHARP.

Best of all the books out there. Covers the “how to” in much greater detail than the factory book and does a superb job of explaining the “when and why”. A good balance of covering some of the basics as well as advanced techniques. Worth every penny.