Candy Cabs Arcade Machines

This has been great for printing decals for our arcade machines.

I also use the mics on guitar cabs

These reflex dot sights are the best thing since good candy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Machines have good performance and durability. The support for the machines are kind of flaky, but everything is runs good

Be sure to carry a few extra of these if you are printing with a Canon Pro9500. It eats it like candy!

Solid Stand. Great for drums, guitar cabs, or anything else low to the ground. Sturdy and doesn't break unless you try to destroy it.

There's a tongue-in-cheek rule of thumb in studios, that goes something like 'If you don't know how to record it, stick an SM57 on it'. It's not because a 57 is the clearest, cleanest, best sounding microphone out there, it's because it will sound 'okay' to 'great' on pretty much everything. It can take more level than a 24 bit tracking program can handle, and you can beat the heck out of it, and it will keep on ticking. It sounds great on snares, kick beaters, guitar cabs and bass cabs, sounds good on tom drums, kick drums, and strangely, sounds good on dulcimers. Sounds great on a lot of vocalists, doesn't sound bad on a lot of vocalists. It's the most versatile microphone you'll own. If you're doing any music recording, in a studio, guerilla recording, a live environment, anything, you should get one, or two, or more.

Fast Shipping, all i had to do was unbox, put the wheels on and load the case. The cabs fits great and has lots of protection.

The NTG1 mics enable me to virtually isolate the kit, individual instrument amp/cabs, PA speakers, etc. from distances up to 50 ft. This has made all the difference when filming and recording rock bands and other live shows in venues and outdoor settings where there is no soundboard or the board is devoted primarily to vocals. The frequency response gives me high quality tracks that simplify audio post. I have more expensive mics that don't give me the same results that I get with the Rode NTG1's. These mics are priced so that I was just able to add two more to my inventory, bringing the total to four.

I live in NYC and have larger cabs and heads. I got this little amp for being able to get on the subway without breaking my back. For the size, weight, and money this is a great little amp.for practice and low volume rehearsals.