Cheap Small White Bookshelf

I use these to store my negative sleeves. Cheap and stack up nice. I have a entire row on my bookshelf.

I have been wanting a small card I could tuck in my wallet. Now it's always with me! I believe it is a critical tool for all photography types. Haveing a good neutral starting reference point in post processing is critical. I have used this for portraits, landscapes, and product photography. Cheap way to have a certified neutral card that easly tucks into a wallet or camera bag. There is a focus target though not necessary. Also a white and black sample for use with ps levels.you can spot meter off this card for an in camera custom white balance setting. Cheap enough to purchase 2.

I used to listen to LS3/5A, a $3,000 plus bookshelf speaker and found that sound from these cheap Sony speakers is very acceptable for general listening.

Small, cheap and useful to take your own pics.

I bought the Klipsch bookshelf setup with the four small speakers, the midrange, and the 12" sub woofer twenty five years ago. The system has been used A LOT, and sometimes very loud. It still sounds as good as the day I bought them. If the new system is anything like the old one, Its like a once in a life time buy. By the way, you've found a way to take my Klipsch with me, the Klipsch Groove. Just bought one, so far so good. I will let you know in twenty five years how much I used it and liked it.

I bought this because it is small enough to fit perfectly on my bookshelf. Inside, it is big enough to store a full frame DSLR and my lens collection (8 lens including a 70-240mm tele) plus a point-and-shoot camera. That said, I have to take all the lens shades off to fit.

I have small bookshelf speakers in my basement gym. I also have an older amp with NO subwoofer jack. No problem! This handles all the shortcomings. The directions are simple. I just ran cable from the speaker OUT to the woofer IN. Then from the woofer OUT to the speakers. Don't forget to turn up the base control on the back of the woofer. Sounds Great!!!

I have a bit of addiction to small, bookshelf loudspeakers. I have Klipsch RP600m, B&W DM601, Jamo S801, KEF 103.2, and others....I bought these Kanto YUP6 on glowing reviews I saw on YouTube. For under $200, how could I go wrong. Well, they are simply amazing! They outperform and/or rival all the other speakers I have in my collection. In fact, I recently put them up against $1600 KEF LS50 Meta and they actually held there own! Not sure there was $1400 of improvement. Not sure what magic dust Kanto used, but they built a unicorn!

I needed a small powerful bookshelf speaker for my living room. These work better than expected and look real classy. The sound is clean and crisp. I do recommend these for sure.

This unit in one configuration marries my old canton bookshelf speakers with a small energy sub in my living room. Beautiful sound. Tried the Arc wich Gen 3 sub. Sounded AWFUL. Quickly put the Amp back. Gave Arc a second chance at other house. Same result. Installed an amp with Gen 3 sub and my prized Magnat speakers to an OLED LG TV. WOW!!!!!