Cr2032 Battery Btw

I run through a bunch of CR2032 batteries every couple of months. I like these because battery life has been good, and I can buy them at a reasonable price through B&H.

The RAYOVAC CR2032 Lithium Battery (2-Pack) contained two, count-em two CR2032 cells. Absolutely amazing!!. These were purchased as spares, so I have not measured their voltage yet. Presumably, they will produce the rated 3 Volts and will last for 190 to 240 mAh. They are 20 mm in diameter, shiny and light weight and most likely contains some lithium & manganese dioxide so are technically a LiMn02 cells. FYI: They can explode if heated to more than 80 deg. C.

Not much to say -- it's definitely a nice option, especially if you take into account the price. No issues with autofocus, btw.

Excellent as always. BTW, why does my laptop I purchased from you last fall '21 Charger get so HOT?

It's the best looking hood from Voigtlander! BTW it can be used on the Nokton 50mm f1.5 ASPH (w/o the filter ring)

My last one was 40 years old. This model has awesome updated features. BTW. The old one still works I just need a second one.

Ok, I wanted to give this 4 stars because I can't get used to not having physical faders. But that's just me - I'm an old curmudgeon who has been doing sound longer than most of you have been alive. In truth, the tiny, lightweight console is just the thing when you're going to have to mix from any iPad anyway. The iPad app, btw, is really very good and much more responsive than some I've used for other consoles. There's still a lag, but it's acceptable. For multi-fader mixing (which I've done for decades), it's not quite there, but it can be done. Some of the functions on the console itself are a bit obscure, and thus better on the iPad. The head-amp gain seems a bit low (needs to be nearly full on for SM57's) but I haven't tried it with truly difficult mics like an SM7b or ribbon. For those a Cloudlifter might be required. I find the gate and compressor screens to be less informative than on other console iPad apps, though I understand the theory of what they are presenting. It's software though, so it may change in the future. Kind of miss the flags for gates and compressors that were in the pre-release 3 firmware, but that's not huge. All in all, for the price, space and weight, it's hard to go wrong. And, in case you're wondering, yeah it sounds good too. I think it is not quite as good sounding as some more expensive 16 channel mixers (A&H comes to mind), but certainly acceptable in 95% of the small gigs I do. If you're going to operate wirelessly, I don't think you can get 16 channels in a much smaller footprint and still have a usable console. This is an advantage - to me - over those rack mount only mixers where you have to work wirelessly. The case, btw, is just about perfect. Everything fits in comfortably and without pushing and shoving on wires, etc. I wouldn't take the console anywhere without it. Looks nice too for those who are concerned about such things. In my opinion, if you need small and light weight, this is the only choice.

Wow! This was THE easiest setup I've done in a while. And it truly works well. So very happy to have purchased this item. BTW, it was highly recommended to me by my IT guy.

I took the kb to the gig thinking I'll just XLR to the fronts,btw, the amp has a ballsy output with the line send. Anywho, house guy says "we don't pump anything through the fronts. Cool. I used one 12" speaker and that Hartke, and sounded well baqlanced throughout the hall.Wow.I didn't think I'd get the clarity, but aluminum cones, yup, this is a keeper.

i have tons of these things used as dedicated video drives. Portable, don't fail, and BTW -- the 5TB is like $8 more than the 4TB drive. no brainer.