Billboard Stereo Headphones With Mic

I bought it to use for a unbalanced stereo mic extension. I tested it using it with headphones before putting it into service. There were no intermittent connections. Using it with the mic, there was no perceptable induced hum, unlike other cables I have.

This fits my JVC M-212 stereo mic well.

Got this to separate my Stereo Video/Mic from my camera in order to get the mic in better proximity to the sound without the hassles of putting the camera there too. It seems to work just fine with no noticeable degradation of the signal.

I have a number of Capturing Couture straps. I prefer a wide strap, but do not care to be an advertising billboard. The Capturing Couture label is discrete and the variety of colors and designs deliver great options. The Dakota Teak matches well with the brown half case I have on my Nikon Df.

I use these inks for my giant billboard art printed on my Epson Stylus Pro 9890 and the graphics and photos are second to none!

I use this for urban night photography where bright billboard lights will blow out the exposures if the shot is not timed well. Self timer mode just doesn't cut it. This remote release is great for snapping the shot at the right moment. And I use it for very long bulb mode exposures over 30sec. It is essential for night photography, bulb mode, and fireworks photography.

Excellent mic and headphones for the money

I use it with the Sony stereo shotgun mic on a PMW-EX1. Works like a charm.

The supercardioid shotgun mic provide excellent sound quality. I have not tried the stereo X/Y mic yet.

Very durable splitter, which I use for dual headphones with my Canon C100. Heavy duty cable quality and connectors. Yes it keeps the channels split. I have wasted money on numerous splitters that were sold as stereo and did not perform as stereo and always end up crapping out. The audio quality is the same for each input. Highly recommend.