Dust In The Wind Instrumental Guitar

wind, rain, dust, these cases keep my cards safe and clean

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

A great tool for quick removal of dust from camera lenses & gear. Works well in corners & cervices. I keep one in my camera bag and one is my cleanup kit. I added a third blower in my guitar maintenance kit. Perfect for blowing dust from under an electric guitar's bridge, knobs and cervices.

I use this RainCoat to also keep the dust off my camera and lens when shooting in environments where there is a lot of wind and dust in the air. It's very simple to use and adjustable for different lens lengths.

No filter is better than the best filter. But if you need it for protection (sand, dust, wind, etc.) don't put cheap glass in front of expensive glass. Go with the better brands, it has much less flaring then all the cheap ones (i've tried them all).

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.

This cable was instrumental in helping me to setup dual monitor without buying an hub.

Wind bad, this good. Keep wind out.

I have a little studio, and I use the mics far all sorts of stuff... this mic set is my instrumental mic set it does a good job with all my applications on musical instruments.

This is great for instrumental recordings. The 32bit allows huge dynamic range and avoids clipping. User interface is easy to navigate and intuitive. I use it for instrumental videos and record brass, strings, and pianos and have had great results that require little processing.