Is There A Brass Instrument

Need I say any more? It works!! Excellent reproduction of Brass Instrument Sounds! How can this be possible at sub $100??

This mic will pretty much blow your mind with how clean it records. The brass instrument clip isn't that great. It wouldn't stay secured on the trumpet I mounted it on. Plus, certain mutes will prevent it from mounting entirely. I'm sure the clip is very instrument dependent, so plan for backup mounting options. When in doubt, gaff tape.

This is the instrument-mic standard that others are judged by. There are far more expensive mics - mics that A-list performers could use (and could afford), and that some studio engineers might prefer. But ordinary working and gigging musicians are perfectly well-served by this $ gem.

There are many keyboard stands on the market. B & H sells several models that all seem to do the same thing: support a keyboard instrument above the floor. The great thing about this unit is the value. It is the least-expensive model, but it is well built and accomplishes the goal with style. The single x is not a liability, and the limited number of pull-lock positions accommodates all the usual working heights one is likely to need. The rubber grips keep the stand in place on the floor and keep the keyboard in place on top.

There are some awesome sounds that can be created with this instrument.  I even laid a few tracks over some Hip Hop beats and it sounded great.  Like any instrument, it takes a bit of practice to get some good sounds out of it.  You can play simple songs with it too.

There is not much I can say about this item. It's a simple metal stud that converts 1/4 to 3/8 in both male and female. You can unscrew the two studs apart and use it as an adapter or screw them together and use it as an extension. You may want to use a small lock washer between the studs to keep the items from seperating though. The only issue is the items I got shipped to me were not brass, they were silver in color (not sure what metal). This of course was not a problem because I don't care what color they are. In fact I noticed that compared to the brass versions sent to me in the past, these screw together more easily.

There's not much to say about an adapter ring, except that I love Heliopan's quality. Brass is not as light as aluminum, but stronger. Your threads will be there years from now. I've never had one bind on me.

This filter is just right. There's a built in 3 stop filter in my Fuji X100F so adding this one gives me 10. And being made of Brass it's always super easy to unscrew from my lens after using it. Glad I bought this one.

There are many filters with good glass and coatings, however I prefer B+W because the brass threads are smoother and less likely to jam than commonly used aluminum.

Solid, well made and perfect for holding a reflector in any position. There is a small brass stud at the tip that doesn't seem to have a function. If that stud were a 1/4 - 20 bolt that I could mount a speedlight to this would also be an ideal boom arm for a small flash. I will probably drill and tap the brass stud to add my own but for what it was designed for it works very well.