Classic Guitar With Big Chunky Knobs

This case provides an excelent protection for my big and chunky 85mm Art Lens. Way better than Sigma's included pouch. 100% Recommended!

This shoe looked big and chunky in the picrure , but I ordered it anyway. In reality it's not too big at all. It holds my barebulb flashes, which are heavier and speed lights quite securely. Its easy to remove the flash as will. I ordered 2 of these and will order 3 more. I really enjoy using them.

Great image quality, lightweight, not as big as it looks although still chunky. The AF performance works quite well especially after the firmware update. This is the best option at 35mm/40mm for Sony today.

Great big chunky boy for your beefy builds . Easily Handels my 6900xt and it runs like a champ

GREAT FOR VOCALS AND ACOUSTIC GUITAR CLASSIC SOUND GREAT LOOK STAR QUALITY.

A classic. The arm and griphead are musts. I also like the shape/feel of the knobs much better than other brands. I was hesitant to invest an extra $ to get the Turtle base, but am so glad I did. Eases transport factor.

I purchased this softbox to give myself a little extra umpf when I was shooting portraits on location. In the past, I had used a cheaper rig from Cowboy Studios... I had to modify my last softbox with spare parts and I had to buy replacement knobs after they fell apart. The bag ripped, the diffusion material was ripped... it was a mess. In fact, the carry bag was mostly gaffers tape. When the Lastolite box arrived I felt like a 5 year old Christmas morning. No modifications were necessary. Everything fit together and it was as of a photographer had used it. The knobs didn't crumble in my hands, they didn't block access to other parts of the device and the box is huge. Now, this isn't perfect. It does still act as a giant sail waiting for a big wind to blow by so that it can kill your model or passers by. With that being the only shortcoming of the rig (common Lastolite! Can't you design a softbox that allows air to flow THROUGH it!?) I would highly recommend this softobox to you. One tip. The softbox comes in a big triangle shaped holder. If you grab the corners and twist it in on itself (like one of your big reflectors) it will shrink down in size considerably... fitting neatly into a backpack or (if you are like me) a little belt made out of gaffers tape. I could not be more excited about this softbox, it now comes everywhere with me and my octoboxes are enjoying some well deserved time off.

Its expensive, big, heavy, cool, and has knobs... and great flexibility and images!!!

Only used it a tad so far, but extremely solid, big knobs, easy to turn. Locks up solid with little effort applied to the knobs.

I use the Yeti for screencast voiceover work, and it rocks. It is the quietest USB mic I have tested, and the tone and clarity of the recordings that it produces are amazing. At first, I thought that I didn't like the loosness of the volume and gain knobs, but it actually makes sense that they have some play to reduce finger noise when adjusting on the fly. The mic, while big (very big and heavy, but not too heavy without the desktop stand attached), fits nicely into my Rode SM2 Shockmount. It won't go all of the way in, but I wouldn't want it to as that would obscure the knobs. I just curl the USB cord underneath it and set it in there and it works out well. Is this a stage-ready solution? No, because the Yeti is not actually attached to the mount, but it's perfect for stationary desktop boom-arm applications. All in all, I'd say BUY THIS MIC !!! You probably won't find a better deal than B&H offers either (at least, I couldn't).