Ear Organ Folds Back To Show Insides

Got this to fill in the lowest of the low frequencies with a pair of vintage KEF bookshelf reference monitors with a new Rotel integrated amp. Now our system sounds like DisneylandI put on the soundtrack from the Fantasmic show, and I can feel it just like I was at the show. :-) Our household listens to everything from Classical (orchestral, choral and organ) to Broadway to head-banging German industrial. Only needed to turn it up to about 2% of what's available. Rumbles the windows on organ performances with those 32' stops and thumps like we're at a club on pop and dance selections. A little fiddling with crossover and volume, and it sounds fantastic...and easily fit within budget.

I used this cable (1 of 3 I purchased) for the first time last night at my show. I worked flawlessly with my In-Ear monitor system.

Back up

Back up + Storage

Great Back-UPS.

I used this to record pipe organ performances with my EOS R. It worked great.

Adjustable tiers makes it great for dual manual organ substitute.

If you are hooking a cable up to your camera you need this as it will help protect the camera from jiggling the cord and ruining the insides as well as keep the cord attached.

I use APC BACK-UPS for each of my two computers. One of my APC Back-UPS indicated its battery needed replacement. This particular battery lasted 5-yrs and was extremely reliable. The online ordering process for the replacement Battery Cartridge was easy and straight forward. The replacement cartridge arrived within 4-days. Replacement instructions were very easy to follow and took less than 10 minutes to install.

I like the way it folds together.