In Ear Monitors Custom Fitted Or Generic

I purchased this Intercom Headset to use with our system at church. I really like how I could use my custom in ear monitors with this headset and how comfortable it is to wear. On Christmas Eve, I had this on for over 10 hours as I directed two rehearsals and three services. The stage captain, executive producer, and video director all commented on how clear the audio was from the microphone. My only regret is that I didn't purchase this sooner!

well made not flimsy. can be fitted to ear and stay put once I figured out how they worked.

Our original set of AT4050 mics came with a custom fitted briefcase. It all burned in the Thomas Fire. With the new mics I needed a new case. This was the perfect item for my needs! Slightly larger than the original, I was able to fit a few more small items needed. Perfect fit. The only trouble for me was using a sharp object to get the job done. Fat fingers and sharp objects made the fitting tasks a bit of a challenge.

I like being able to create custom fitted protection for my equipment. The pick and pluck foam is perfect for that. Fit my Pelican 1650 case perfectly.

Fortunately I had extra foam from another Pelican case that allowed me to make a custom fitted case for my daughters Canon camera. Time will tell if I should have purchased the solid color case, since the clear lid does not have the rubber lining inside.

this case is custom fitted for the mackie 1608 that i bought. it's sleek, but rugged. it arrived promptly. exactly what i wanted/needed to protect my high dollar board purchase. only trouble, i wish i had a case for the case!

Can't recommend Decksavers enough. Custom fitted and well constructed, keeps my keyboard dust-free and safe from accidents while not in use. If I had one minor gripe, I wish the fit was a little more snug. I worry this might fall off if I were to use it as the only protection while transporting the instrument, but that's not really its intended purpose so I can't dock a star for that.

This is a custom fit longer plate that replaced a generic short one that looked good, but lacked functionality. Long plate is a must for gimbal heads or nodal plates, where the lens must be moved forward and backwards either to balance the setup, or to find the parallax-free point. A longer plate also allows finding the correct balance point if strap is attached via an Arca plate.

I needed a generic Cold Shoe Bar or Cold Shoe Rail made of aluminum that I could custom-mount to a surface where I wanted it. This item worked perfectly, and is very cost-effective compared to some similar options on the market. Note I'm using it without the bottom plate containing the 1/4-inch threaded mounting hole...I just screwed the bar/rail where I needed it using my own fasteners. In case this detail helps someone, the included flathead machine screws are #8 size (i.e. diameter).

I am actually using this to support a custom built frame holding an 18 and 2 7 monitors. The Magic arm is Perfect for this since the two arms can be right next to each other for storage.. but extended fully when I use the monitors. It is actually lighter than I expected. It has some heft and a great solid feel though. The actual locking method is 1st class all the way.. very well engineered. NO down side AT ALL. Only thing I would ever think of changing about it would be to make the Locking Lever spring loaded so the Handle would fold in more towards the arms for storage, but hey... I'm happy with it as it is too.