Crazy Computer Animation Complex String Instrument

Really fantastic big string sound in the VSL instrument family.

Dust cover, stretchy material, pull string to tighten around instrument base. Plenty of slack to fit just about any keyboard 49-61 keys.

I use the Furman PST-8 to protect my computer and musical equipment from damaging power spikes. Having suffered the loss of years of work on various musical compositions and animation (even while using a power conditioner and surge protector), I was searching for a reliable, maintenance-free solution. A friend and fellow music and animation enthusiast recommended I try the PST-8.It arrived last week, and I plugged the system into it immediately. As luck would have it, my neighborhood suffered a power spike within hours. It was so powerful, my next-door neighbor had his refrigerator blow. My stuff, however, was protected. Best of all, the PST-8 didn't sacrifice itself, it simply shut down, after which I was able to reset it...with minimal down time. Add to that the fact that the PST-8 carries a 3-year, hassle-free guarantee and you've got a protection solution that'll give you the peace of mind to get back to using your electronic gear creatively and confidently.

A little pricey for this piece of string. You might be able to make your own. But definitely a good thing to have when you try to tether you camera to your computer. It helps the cable to stay in place.

Well written, complete and easily understood. Really explains this complex computer which we see as a great camera.

Just the thing I needed. As a musician, my instrument keyboards and Touchscreens are on the table. The computer keyboard and mouse are only used for setup. They easily are stored away from the workspace when not needed

Powerful, complex and very well made

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] lightweight, small, portable but crazy fast and powerful. I loved how it came with a keyboard and mouse, so all you need to do it connect to your monitor and off you go. It's great to not have a huge bulky computer system and be able to just toss your computer in your bag for if you need to bring it to the office or elsewhere.

It just keeps getting better. The versatility of the GO II system is crazy. You can plug it into a computer/laptop for mobile productions but also to a mixing board. Audio is ok through the built in mics which are very convenient. No wire to run, just clip and go. The units are small, but still very noticeable on camera (see image) so if being discreet is important, stick with a wired mic (which these can also except). Haven't tested the wired mic setup on GO II's yet. I also used the RodeLink wireless system for a couple years and love them. They may have a longer range, but are larger, require battery care and not as portable. All in all, another solid Rode product making productions easier than ever.

A quick way to not string cables across the stage.