Eastern Music Tenor Saxophone Neck

Very well built. Very stable and adjustable for different sizes of alto and tenor saxophone. Also adjust the height.

The NINA Narrow Instrument Neck Adjustment thingey worked great for my tenor guitar but the mandolin still was not snug enough so I ordered a second set and wrapped them around the first and it fits great now.

it picks up all the great sound , i use it for my alto saxophone its works great ,sounds great .

I live in cold, snowy wet (in winter..summers are great) eastern Canada. I had two of their competitors products that failed either from weak internal batteries or water leakage ruining the product. This Nest doorbell works flawlessly. Thank You Nest!

My special needs family member uses music as calming sensation. Behind the neck and over ears helps make the headphones less obvious. Bluetooth irritates him. He likes his radios and the 1 cord on these is perfect for the radio in his pocket.

So i mainly shoot music festivals and concerts with my 1D 70-200 set up. That set up is heavy! 6lbs minus acccesories hanging from your neck = not much fun. Plus its not like I'm shooting photos every second, I also like to dance to the music. It is awkward dancing with my camera hanging from my neck, so i have to hold it up to dance. That gets real tireing too. I foud the solution in teh EVO belt grip! I just holster my camera like I would a revolver and it holds it in place for me to dance! Just make sure you also tie down the bottom part of the grip if you have a long lens like mine, it'll prevent it from swaying from the momentum of the camera. I do wish the belt it came with was not black - black is the most boring and uglies color! I strap the grip to mine own belt and problem solved.

I love this lamp.  The base is heavy and stays put and the goose neck is tall enough to allow it to be placed over the top of the music.  The light is bright and wide enough to give the music lighting all across the page.  It works for my piano because there is a place to put it behind the music stand.  Wouldnt work for all pianos.

It works fine. Ideal for small books, folios of sheet music or whatever you need at eye level. Light weight, foldable w/bag. A lot of similar stands have a neck adjustment joint that will wear out over time and will fail to support the weight of a book. The On-Stage SM7022BB stand has a fixed neck which is why I got it.

Very nice and well built reflector not only can it be used for recording vocals but also for saxophone too. worth the money!

I purchased this bag for use on a trip to the eastern caribbean, where I wore it for several hours each day we were in port. It easily carried all my gear and was quite comfortable. Access to items in the bag was quick and easy for the most part. The metal hooks which keep the top flap close are very secure and keep everything safe, though difficult to open/close one-handed (if you care about such things). I would have preferred some way to attach my tripod apart from just sandwiching it between the top flap and the main compartment. There may, in fact, be such functionality - I just haven't taken much time to determine the best way to do so. Overall, very pleased with this bag and its performance on this trip. Highly recommended.