First Instrumental Atmospheric Co2 Records

Smooth fitting and atmospheric sound...marshall at its best!

This ring is being used for atmospheric photos. Great asset to my equipment.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

I had been using a 10W diode laser for a few months, and was impressed, but I wanted something bigger, so I bought this. I would have preferred CO2 but did not have the room for one. This laser is the answer - it only weighs 15 pounds or so, compared to HUNDREDS of pounds for an equivalent CO2. I make a lot of signs, both in 1/8 plywood and plastic, and this laser does a magnificent job on both. It has plenty of power for many materials. I use Lightburn with this, and it has lots of flexibility. While Lightburn costs an extra $60, I highly recommend it, especially since it works with a multitude of different lasers, including a lot of CO2 and diode.

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

Records great with very little interference.

It records clear audio.

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

Excellent results to eliminate industrial mist, adverse atmospheric conditions, clarity of the color in the takings of long distance

Works very well at reducing atmospheric haze. I used it on the 102nd floor of The Empire State Building which with the naked eye the city below was pretty obscured by cloud cover. With the filter on I was able to see at least 50-60% better. Saved the day or night as it was so I didn't feel that badly spending an extra $45(3 people) for the higher view. Outdoor scenes benefit the most. Very noticeable and appreciated.