Ge Front Load Washer Drum Loose

I got to use a single SRX 906LA on this baseplate on top of a tripod with the VTX PM adapter. During sound check certain notes from the keyboard were causing a rattle. I was worried that my new speaker had a problem. Turned out to be the M20 wing nut washer. I wasn't using it so I put it back where it stores the angle plate. But without the angle plate the washer is loose and rattles at 400! Simple fix. Keep this in mind or you'll think your speaker has a problem, it probably doesn't. Either leave off the M20 wing nut if you aren't using it or maybe use a few extra washers so the stock washer isn't loose. The M20 is meant to mount this plate to a sub, but if you mount to a tripod, keep this in mind. The plate is amazing otherwise!

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

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

I used to have a load of loose rechargeable flash batteries in my bag. This simple little item has now sorted all that out. My batteries are now all in order and now I know which are still fresh and which are dead. Fresh ones right side up, dead ones upside down. Love it! You will not regret purchasing this and at this price it's a no brainer.

I was tired of carrying a microphone stands loose on the floor of my minivan, losing clips, knobs and rubber feet at inconvenient times. 8 folding microphone stands fit in this case, including 4 tall K&M boom stands. I have used other bags, but theyre hard to load and even harder to carry. The Stand Manager 52 caught my eye as the perfect solution. It is way too heavy to carry, but it has wheels in case I need to load-in for a bigger job. Since it loads from the long side, it will stay in the car most of the time, where I can pick the 3-4 stands I usually need, and put them back when Im done.

The problem with every single articulated arm I've ever had, or seen is that at some point the thing will come loose and let it's load swing around. This is the only solution I've ever seen. AND...they don't even price gouge you because it's one of a kind. Most killer excellent!

The problem with every single articulated arm I've ever had, or seen is that at some point the thing will come loose and let it's load swing around. I've even tried 3d printing a bracket that encases a quick release mount. Kinda works but what a pimple on the backside of progress. This thing just works, completely solving the problem.

These PR 48 Dynamic kick drum microphones are nice because it has a flat front which I believe give a true sound and cover more area of the drum head than other kick drum microphones.

Perfect solution for solderless connection for internal mounted mic in Kick drum. I do not use a port on the front head. With this I can simply plug a mic cable into the shell of the kick drum. Need a 7/8 hole saw for installation. Just hook short mic cable from Mic to Neutrik connecter inside the Kick.

I bought this small stand for putting in front of a bass drum. Now I use it on my desk as a talking mic. It’s very easy to move around in my small office. I use it when I record flute. I use it for zoom meetings or anything. I recommend for anyone who has a mic. It’s good to have one.