Is There Lead In Headphone Wires

I use this box to have my lead singer sing through one channel and be able to talk to the band on the second channel through their headphone mix.I have used alot of mic switchers and most tend to bleed into the second channel. This box takes it cleanly in to the second channel. Perfect tool for me.

There are so many different ways to keep cameras/lenses cleaned - and all of them, if misused, can lead to damage. I appreciate Lenspen's design. I use these almost exclusively on my camera's LCDs as well as my filters. I'll use the brushes on lenses, and yes, use the lens pen directly on a lens - as long as there's no solid bits (dust, dirt, debris) anywhere. (That's when I break out the solutions/papers, but will finish with the lens pen.)

There is a place to plug in the usbc female lead back into the battery when not in use. It clicks in with a satisfying, solid lock and forms a loop with the battery cable. However, when pulling the female end back out, there isn't much to hold onto, except for the cable itself. When storing, I would NOT click the cable all the way in, since over time, I could see this straining the cable leads. Also, you'll need 27 watts from your power source.

There are great to keep your wires inside to protect them from the weather. We always protect our cameras under and eve of the house but these keep the unsightly wires out of the way.

Takes some effort to install if you don't already have the wires available. Also, the chime connector MUST be connected in series not parallel. Otherwise, it's an amazing doorbell! After programming the faces, it can say "Jimmy is at the front door", or any other face you program. There doesn't seem to be a limit yet on how many faces you can store. Night vision works well too. The notification comes up on all Google Home / Mini, and also the Nest Cam IQ. There is also a small thumbnail that pops up on the phone and Apple watch, telling me who is at the door. This is probably the most useful and amazing piece of smart home equipment I have bought so far!

Excellent sound for the money. There are cheaper units out there but with this I took one earbud out and what I hear from the headphone is the same as the mains.

There's a reason you will see this headphone in almost every recording studio. It's been a standard for at least 15 years (or longer). Nice in between impedance of 63 ohms, so it will work with almost any device with a headphone output.

You have to listen before buy. I checked all the professional headphone and I decided this is good for me. There is no reason for pay to much money if you do not earn money more then 20000 dollars in a month from music industry. This very very good headphone for mixing ...

They appear to be well made. I use them with lead bricks and they do a good job.

Unobtrusive microphone with a nice long lead.