Ge Front Load Washer Drum Shaft Assembly

The stool came in 4 parts. The assembly brochure showed many different parts, but most of them were already assembled. The pads were on the legs and the mounting assembly had already been screwed into the seat. All I had to do was push the large shaft into the leg stand, the smaller shaft into the seat and drop the seat and shaft into the large shaft.

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

Easy assembly to the mount, very sturdy and good load capacity. Like the retractable needle on the bottom so it can used both indoors and outdoors. Wonderful

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

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.

You can use them as a third hand. You never have enough clamps ge tthe bundle its worth it.

I did not encounter any issues with assembly. A stub screwdriver is included but you'll want to use your own nicer one because the parts of the rack come with numerous screws pre-screwed in which have to come out first. I screwed together all parts loosely first followed by tightening to help with hole alignment. I had also purchased a shelf and appropriate mounting hardware but the extra hardware was unnecessary because the baggies of 10-32 screws and 12-24 screws that were included with the rack were more than sufficient. Very minor notes: the Auray badge stuck to the front was also offset on my rack, and, the main B&H image of the rack shows the back plate below the front edge of the top which is a little funny because the manual indicates it's to be installed on the back--not that it matters.

I needed to make a few changes to use this product to fit my particular lens and battery grip. The quick release that came on the support assembly made the lense sit to high to fit in the front support groove. So I also purchased a flat quick release assembly to replace the one that came with the lens support. The flat quick release lowered the camera body and lense to set in the front V support quite nicely. Am happy with the product.