Gretsch Guitars 1979 Bst 1000

These are for my Mackie Thump 15 BST speakers. They are perfect, light and with the carry bag, very manageable. Great value.

Guitars, keyboards, bass

I've been using this product since 1979. For square negs, four strips of three frames each is perfect.

This is one great item to use on stage with the guitars. Love it!

This Metrovac was the closest replacement I could find as far as form and function. Bought the Pony in 1979.

I bought my first Domke Canvas camera bag in 1979 while I was working as lead photographer for a major corporation. I still have it and just bought another because the old one is covered with patches from projects I've worked on and I suddenly decided that having NASA program patches all over your camera bag looks a little tacky. So it's only going to be used for vacations. The bag is built to last! Compartments are easy to slip into for lens changes and the broad strap is comfortable so if you're running and gunning, you can shoot without having to loose the bag. It's also just the right size to fit under an airline seat or overhead luggage compartment. I can't think of a single negative thing to say about this bag.

The original optical formula dates from 1979. There is a reason it is still in production, although mechanically changed in 1994: An amazing lens that is compact and sharp. Wide open slightly soft but nearly ideal as a portrait lens. Stopped down a bit it is hard to distinguish the quality from newer ASPH designs.

I have been an armature photographer for years. And since 1979, I have relied on Hoya Filters. They are superbly made, have NEVER faded and have improved my photographs immensely! The Skylight (1B) cuts the blue haze that film and digital receptors pick up out of the atmosphere in landscape shots. I have never had an issue with the Hoya Skylight (1B) Filter!

I've been into recording since 1979 used a lot of microphones my favorite a sinnheiser but this mic preforms great on vocals ,especially bass vocals when EQed properly.Also does well on snare drums .high end is lacking some but overall for the money a great deal on a good product.

I have been using these slide files (both 750 & 1500 size) since 1979 and now have over 55 of the units. Recently I have been going through all of my slides for scanning and have not found any prroblems with the stored slides. The plastic liner has not broken down, the slides are not covered in dust, the latches have remainded secure, etc. And most of these units have been through numerous moves (including mailings)as I was in the Air Force until 1996. So, at least through my personal experience, I have not had one problem or concern in using the slide files. Except for the cost: I wont' mention how much the price has risen over the years.