Instrumental Metal Bands Chick Guitarists

so far i like the Diana its pure chick and great pictures i use it often

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.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

All I need was a basic book to re-acclimate me to audio since I am really not an audio chick but a DP who works more with camera and lighting. So this book is PERFECT for me. I do not need or have time to read a whole giant book on sound. Just the basics which makes this great! PLUS I have joined Ty's Facebook site which now gives me the ability to ask questions that I need answers for. Thank you Ty Ford - you are the best!!!

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

We use the shields on Sunday mornings for our worship set. We have two amazing guitarists (which means two amazing amps as well). This has helped our singers to be able to hear what's going on again. I'm actually purchasing another now.

This is a great solution for guitarists who play in bars or crowded stages. You can get your pedalboard very close to the stand due to its design. It is also extremely stable.

We started using these for the guitarists on our church worship team - they work so well we had to get more for the other instrumentalists and vocalists who want their hands free to praise & worship!! They plug into the mic cable and remove the clutter of mic stands on the platform. They have excellent voice pick up and no big mic in the face!

So much better than rubber bands!

This cable was instrumental in helping me to setup dual monitor without buying an hub.