Gl Cases Tenor Saxophone

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

I use this on my new Lowel GL-1. It definitely cast a more true daylight colored light than without.

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

I just bought a second mike for my Canon GL-2 camcorder. The first was for my XHA1. I love the professional sound produced by this mike. It is very affordable and I don't see much room for improvement by the more expensive mikes.

This is a huge improvement over previous chargers for Canon products. My Canon GL-2 batteries required a bulky charger but this one fits snug against the wall.

I use this tripod to videotape with a Canon GL-2. It is a very steady tripod and could handle video cameras at least twice the weight of the GL-2 with no trouble. I was a bit nervous about the snap to lock leg locks but they seem to be heavy duty and hold the legs securely without fear of breaking.

I carry my GL-2 Back and forth to school in this case and itfeels really sturdy. Much much better than the crappy casesmy school uses. Expertise: 4 years Problems Encountered: No loops for shoulder strap. That's my only annoyance withthis case. Items I Recommend: GL-2

I've purchased my share of junk in an effort to find a tripod to use with a GL-2 Cannon to do wedding videos. This tripod is stable and the head moves steadily with no jerking. I am very pleased. The well made soft case that came with it was a bonus. Videomark

If you are considering a prosumer camera look no further. As a broadcasting major, I've been fortunate enough to be able to try out several different cameras by different manufacturers, Sony, Panasonic, JVC. I've worked with the Canon XL2 plenty of times (EXCELLENT CAMERA)-but on a student's budget, you simply cannot beat the GL-2. It shares many of the same features as the XL-2, and with Canon having proprietary lenses, takes great video. I HIGHLY recommend buying this with one of the packages available from B&H, the extras are things you will need down the road (I guarantee you'll want a larger capacity battery along with the included one-it doesn't last very long). Regardless of the application, if you are a start up studio, student on a budget, or want to take REALLY GOOD home video, the GL-2 is your camera.

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