Conn Baritone Saxophone Post Set Screws

Works on my Conn C 200 and my Yamaha G160

I use the set up for voice over work in film. I am a baritone/bass non singer and usually don't the the high end on things. That said, the richness and texture of the sound that I am getting from this even after on ly playing for a week is sublime. I can't wait until I really get the hang of this rig and can have some fun.

I bought these in January 2016 and most of the issues reported in past years have been addressed. The stool couldn't be easier to put together. It came mostly assembled, just need to put the lift on the base and the cushion on the lift. Done. Seems quite sturdy, and there's no odor. The table now has a large plate on the bottom that is attached by four 1/4 x 1/2 screws to metal fixtures sunk into the wood. The center post attaches to the plate by a large bolt and two anti-twist screws. Transport and storage can be done by removing the 4 screws. You could replace these with thumbscrews to make it even easier. There is some minor flex and twist, but this is an inherent issue with having a single center post that can be conveniently raised and lowered. I have no problem with it, but if you do, you'd need to use a 4 legged table instead.

Stable and strong. The head has two locking screws, one to ensure the threaded post of the monopod does not loosen and the second locks the attached head so that it does not loosen. I use this for bird photography wwith a Canon R5 with a 400mm 2.8 lens and feel very comfortable with it. I strongly recommend this over more expensive monopods

it picks up all the great sound , i use it for my alto saxophone its works great ,sounds great .

very nice set that screws to lens very easily. Great quality.

Easy to mount, comes with a complete set of screws and brackets

Very nice and well built reflector not only can it be used for recording vocals but also for saxophone too. worth the money!

This bag is good quality, fits my Kala Baritone Uke SCAC-B perfectly and the sides stand up, so it doesn't collapse too flat, offering more protection.

I sing and play a baritone ukulele at senior living centers, many of which have no sound systems at all. The Pyle Pro Amp system is perfect. I have a contact mike on my Ike that I plug into the mike input of the amp. The volume is adjustable and the sound is strong and clear, with no hum or feedback. I use the wireless headset for my voice, whose volume is independently adjustable. It’s a little tricky to adjust the headset for the most natural sound (without howling or a tubby, echoing sound), but once you do, it is stable and sounds fine. I typically run on AC line power, but have run on the recharable battery on occasion, and it worked perfectly throughout a 1.5 hour set. The bass range of output is relatively weak, as might be expected given the size of the unit. But given the features, and performance, it is a tremendous bargain!!!!!