Best Instrumental Technical Death Metal Bands

You've heard the phrase, Death by a thousand cuts. A slow degradation till it just fails. The bands for my U87 were getting looser and looser. I just had no idea HOW loose. I finally bought some new bands, and wow. I should have done this YEARS ago. They fit perfectly, brought the microphone back to the center of the basket, and all is right with the world. Spring is coming.

I love this lens!! fantastic! all the technical stuff has been talked to death. No regrets

A band came loose from my Audio Technical shockmount and did an internet search for a replacement. There were a few choices and chose B&H. The online ordering was one of the smoothest I've encountered. The bands were delivered free and on schedule. These are the genuine Audio Technica bands for my shockmount and made a good choice for this order. It won't be my last!

So these are pretty much the best headphones i have ever used but i have a big problem, when im listening to my favourite death metal band i tend to start headbanging and they always fall off then... :((

I usually use these bands to help improve my grip on older all-metal lenses when I wear gloves. I realized recently that these bands would be perfect to firm up / lock the focus ring on my manual astrophotography lens... it works wonders, and it's incredibly simple.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

This Power Station from Furman is amazing. It powers all of the bands gear at once. Best of all it powers all the gear safely. Running a Pa, 3 amps and phone chargers all the same time. Very happy with my purchase and glad all my gear is protected from dirt, poor wired power. :

Did well until the cat chewed it to death.

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

So much better than rubber bands!