Core Rock Band Instrumentation

We are a 4 peice Rock Band and this Wash Bar worked great!!

Used for a vocal mic for a touring rock band. My last one was great, and would have lasted forever...too bad it was left behind. Didn't hesistate to buy another. Rock solid gear.

I can spend more but it isn't going yo make me a better singer. I needed a mic for back-up vocal in my rock band. I replace a no name mic that was flat in the mix. I plugged in this mic and it immediately made a difference in our band vocal sound. This mic is heavyduty. I am impressed... I highly recommend...

Photographing 24 x 14 inch core boxes of rock is great. I use a Quadrapod copy stand and can lower the lens to about 8 inches above the target and easily capture 24 x14 inch drill core boxes. The Zeiss lens is high enough resolution to allow the little APS-C format sensor to capture enough information so I can digitally blow up the rock imagery enough to recognize changes in rock type and chemical alteration. The 5 meg limit makes uploads for comparison of detail impossible. Sorry.

Easy build and excellent speed once finished. A rock solid core built for gaming at a reasonable price.

Excellent! I have used this to record music (soft accoustic guitar & a loud rock band), field sounds (ocean, woods, bay, fire), vocal narration... and it all sounds fantastic. Love the sensitivity and faithfulness of the microphones. Great sound! Took a second to understand the basic functions/buttons, but then you're on your way!

I play keyboards in a classic rock band and, up until now, I pretty much got buried in the audio mix. I decided to run the keyboards through the PA system with a monitor feed back to this Rolls unit and plug in my earbuds. It's got an onboard 9-volt battery, an optical limiter to protect my ears, and it's built like a tank. Great product, reasonably priced.

Absolutely love this lens. I use it primarily for portraits. The DOF is great. Have done rock band photos in low light and baby photos where I wanted shallow DOF. Being a prime lens it is extremely sharp too. It is heavy though. I don't take it on too many trips.

We are a rock band that plays a lot of large performing arts theaters, and have been using Radial passives.  But after three of those burned out (bad transformers) we thought wed buy inexpensive ones and just replace as needed.  These things ROCK.  Clear, uncolored sound, small footprint, solid metal construction, indistinguishable from the Radials at a fifth of the price. And so far, theyre holding up better than the high priced DI.

I use these in a punk rock band that gigs regularly. They have survived drunks falling on them, load in abuse, and multiple kicks. I bought these because my Ernie Ball pedals were too heavy. These are cheap, light, and tough. If one breaks, it is only $20, so I can afford a spare!