Heavy Aggressive Instrumental Metal Bands

I usually use these bands to help improve my grip on older all-metal lenses when I wear gloves. I realized recently that these bands would be perfect to firm up / lock the focus ring on my manual astrophotography lens... it works wonders, and it's incredibly simple.

This is the best you can have, love it. Heavy metal and well built.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

What you see is what you get. Metal construction, solid but not heavy.

Metal build, heavy duty panel.

This shock mount easily holds my rather heavy cube microphone. I have been using a MXL shockmount for it and it was fine but no replacement bands are available for it. It is also twice the price of this unit. Although this one is a little bulkier, it will perform as well and is very economical. No complaints! Plus replacement bands are made and offered for sale for it and I purchased a pair just for good measure at the same time so it's a win-win.

I own 3 sets of these mics. In the past I have used bulky and heavy large diaphram mics to record concert bands. The 603s is a better choice. They are much lighter and easier to handle and provide the same quality recordings. I've also used them for drum overheads with exceptional results.

We use this for my bands heavy lighting stands. We had another case for them, where we put two stand in the case. It was too heavy, so I bought two of these cases. So far they are amazing. I love the wheels that are flush mounted instead of external. A handle when on the side when wheeling or on top when carrying. I also like the two interior straps to hold everythingin place when transporting. Very good price point as well.

a bit heavy but solid metal which will last. not adjustable so take it in mind.

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.