Front Load Washer Drum Making Noise

I think the rubber washer is the trick for making this a secure way to attach a carry strap

The rubber adaptor is the best thing about this adaptor. It doesn't happen often, but I have had metal stick to metal making it hard to unscrew. The rubber washer takes care of this issue. This all metal adaptor is a great tool for my studio and on the rare occasions I'm doing a gig with musicians. Because they're easy to lose, I'd consider getting more than one. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

Powerful mini-PC with low noise. Noise under load is lower than similar mini-PC's and does not carry much high pitch to sound more agreeable.

I purchase this changing room to load up Jobo Drum Expert 3010, and film holders with 4x5 films. I like the thing.

It picks up the noise from in front well, and it's small so it's easy to carry around!

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

I use my Novation Impulse for making basic beats in Ableton Live and Garageband. I don't have a great frame of reference, but can say that this keyboard has done everything I've expected of it and more. I'm particularly pleased with the drum pads that come with Roll and Arp settings which have allowed me to make some pretty unique rhythmic patterns I otherwise would be lost making. Finally, this keyboard is very handsome. Backlit buttons and drum pads along with a sleek design allow my modest little operation to look nearly legit. Surely not a reason to buy a keyboard, but a bonus nonetheless.

The PO-33 is an amazing micro sampler and another awesome tool from Teenage Engineering, but there are a couple limitations. First, there are only 40 seconds of recording time available, which includes melodic and drum samples, and second, you’ll be replacing the batteries quite frequently depending on how much you use it (I use mine for around 1-2 hours a day, and the batteries last for about two weeks). While the PO-33 is really fun just to play with, it has the potential to create full songs from scratch or by using sampled melodies, but don’t expect it to compare to a more advanced sampler like the MPC 3000. One of the best features on the PO-33 is how easy it is to record melodic or drum samples. To record a sample, just plug in an aux cable to any audio source or simply record the sound you want with the built in microphone. I would recommend the PO-33 as an entry level sampler and for anyone interested in super portable beat making. It is capable of making any genre; however, the PO-33’s strong suit is certainly lofi. This is due to the fact that the speaker possesses the sort of warm, gritty quality that is characteristic of lofi. TLDR: It’s great but it has it’s limits.

The previous drum unit became noisy sometime before the Replacement Warning appeared, but it never stopped making good copies. The machine quieted down with the new drum. This is a several-year-old refurbished machine that hasn't missed a beat. Shipment was super fast.

Tried them all, had ground noise from an MP3 player to a Roland TD30 Drum Module and this cable did the trick - problem solved! This cable is dead silent from noise and extremely well made! Worth its weight in gold! Love this cable - thank you!