Jackson Guitars Dinky Pro

I'm recording acoustic guitars and am very happy with the Pro 37 and am delighted at the price. Would highly recommend.

Seriously amazing! we use our boom day in and day out, we had a dinky one before and this is the real deal.

Guitars, keyboards, bass

First impression was not good, kind'a dinky...� Well I put one of my rechargeable AAA's in it to make sure that would work.� It does come with an alkaline AAA battery, but I am interested in using a rechargeable with it so I had to see.� So wow, this little dinky motha is for real.� It's amazingly bright for it's size, it is well made so it turns on crisply with a twist of the front end.� It also looks to be durable but now time will tell if it will hold up.� I think it will as it's aluminum construction and excellent machining project durability and functionality.

This is one great item to use on stage with the guitars. Love it!

Beautiful little slider that seems a little dinky at first but after adding my a7s w/ cage, mic, and monitor on it floats like a dream. It does take a bit of practice for the very slow slides. Fits in my Pelican 1560 case like a glove, as it's 20in but has slide length of 30in.For the price for $ (on sale) you really can't beat it.

Great mic to have in the boom op arsenal. The dinky size is great for travel. the Super-cardioid pattern is great for a lot of the run and gun interview setups I do. I can confirm the same complaint that others have had about there is a bit more handling noise - so just have to keep that top of mind on productions.

As GH2 owners are aware- the camera uses the dinky little 2.5mm plug for the microphone. Before I got this cable I had to use all kinds of adapters. This is perfect- it's coiled so it takes less space, and it uses right angle plugs. The gold plating is gravy. The cool thing is it doesn't just work for the Beachtek adapter- it also works for any audio recorder that uses a standard 3.5mm plug where you can send a mic out back to the camera. If you're sending a line out you will need an attenuator like the Sescom. Great cable and good price.

When I read Micro boom pole i expected a dinky heavy steel collapsable pole maybe about the size of a broomstick... This thing is great, foam handle VERY lightweight, my teen daughter is learning the trade and she can hold this up without a problem. This extends out to over 6ft. The trick to operating this is to remember that the mechanism tightens in either direction so only twist to the middle position when you want to adjust cause if you twist too much one way it will tighten. That's it, a great investment! Nothing Micro about this, maybe what they meant is that it's optimal for light microphones.

If you want something a bit better than the dinky lens hood shipped with the 23mmF2, this is it! Performs better and looks better. A bit pricey but well worth the splurge.