Classic Open Guitar Tuning Machines

Just starting with guitar. Purchased this to assist with tuning. Easy to use, easy to tune.

Accurate, precise guitar tuning without a lot of confusing modes.  And the on/off switch is on the front which is nice.

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

No longer the sharpest in the lineup, but still a beloved classic. Incredible bokeh wide open.

The case fits well and is easy the open and close. The materials all seem good inside and out. Gives my camera a classic feel.

I bought the new Milvus as an upgrade to my Distagon "classic" version that I've used and loved for years. Having read reviews, I knew that the new version has improved color correction, among other things, but I was concerned that the "classic" wonderful wide-open bokeh would be altered. I needn't have worried. I've tested identical compositions, lens-to-lens, and bokeh is virtually identical from both lenses at both close range (flowers) and medium distance. It also retains the classic's lovely 3D rendering. Color correction has received major improvement. Green and violet "color bokeh" are almost entirely gone, as is violet fringing on high-contrast items (twigs, backlit leaves, etc). Corner to corner sharpness is likewise improved, with even sharpness over the frame. While I can't say that it's at Otus level wide open, it's close, and is basically Otus quality stopped down a few stops. It's a solid refinement over the "classic" that I can see using on increasingly high-definition cameras well into the future. I use it on a Sony A7RII with Metabones adapter.

These headphones are a classic design introduced in the 70s. They are open back and produce an excellent detailed image. They do not overhype bass nor treble and have a non fatiguing laid back presentation.

This is an excellent update to the classic 55/1.2 focal length and aperture combo. It's not tack sharp wide open but it's not overly soft either. The contrast and color, being a modern lens, are wonderful. The mechanical build is very high end and smooth. This is a challenge to focus wide open on film, but on a digital camera it's likely easier.

Excellent for tuning your Banjo

It's a classic.