Control Speak With Marshall

Marshall is well-know brand, so we are lucky to have a gold as customers.And that is all what I speak about.

I have had the Denon for over two weeks now and it has lived up to its advanced billing. I have only used the cd function so cannot speak to the receiver performance. However, cds have played flawlessly. The remote control has been only partially useful as one must use the front control to activate the cd player. I am also not sure about the foam plugs for the speakers as they seem to make no difference in my setup. Other than those two minor concerns, I would call this a great buy on my part.

Jabra speak 510 is very nice at the sound quality and easy control. To connect Bluetooth is so easy and fast. I was able to use it without the instruction manual.

This is great since I am a one man band so to speak. You can control the on-off, color, and brightness for each light separately or together. Settings are still preserved when turning them off and/or power cycling which is nice. I wish I could save combinations and then simply scroll through scenes but that is just nitpicking since at this price I feel like I get everything I need.

I like my Marshall.

Expensive but required for OSD control of my single camera (this device can control 255 Marshall cameras) I needed this only to adjust OnScreenDisplay OSD menu choices of one Marshall CV502 camera installed in a physically-inaccessible location inside a museum display case. Contacted excellent Marshall tech support.They walked me through the keypad set up: Set camera baud rate to 9600 using tiny joystick on back of camera. Use setup key, joystick and remote LCD display to adjust remote keypad's baudrate to 9600. Press the OPEN button on remote keypad to activate camera's OSD menu. Then scroll with remote joystick to adjust camera's many exposure options and Special digital filters.

Great box to transmit audio over fiber with no latency. We use it for XLR to fiber control for our Marshall cameras. Works flawlessly.

I used this with the Marshall daisy-chain connectors and the Huddle Joy Joystick to control PTZ Optics Cameras. Much cheaper than buying the RS232 cables and works perfectly. Much more responsive than the IP controllers.

This is a fine camera but first, it took a little effort to get it up and running because the factory default frame rate is 30fps, and none of my Marshall monitor's accepted it. Finally, using an ordinary TV set I managed to change the rate to the monitor rate and now it works just fine. Second, the provided remote control works fine with this camera, but the nearly identical-looking remote control provided for the Marshall CV350-10XB does not seem to work with the CV355-10X. Should it?

Beautiful masterpiece only the best from Marshall...