Large Traditional Indonesian Stringed Instruments

Perfect. My children can now practice their stringed instruments at their desks or any table without having to set up a regular sized music stand. We love the fact that it is manufactured in the USA.

Traditional style, holds a large number of photos, easy to use and very affordable.

If you have read the specs you already know that this case is heavy and very large. This may make it unwieldy for some people to handle, even when empty, but once it is on the wheels it is easy to move about. The large interior size makes this case very versatile. Large items such as long benchrest rifles with expensive optics, surveying instruments and bulky camera equipment, as well as musical instruments, can be safely transported. I can fit an alto sax, a tenor sax, a laptop, some electrical equipment, and some literature in my case with ease. The saxes ride in their own cases within the 1770. The foam can be configured to hold a large number of smaller items such as cameras, iPads etc. It is easier to keep track of one large case at the airport than it is to do so for multiple dedicated cases. The latches are very sturdy, and the provision for locks seems to be robust. It would be nice if the case had a side handle, for that would make it easier to one person to carry the case over rough ground where the wheels would not function well or could be damaged. I am very pleased with my 1770.

I bought two of these packages so I would have the two medium condenser mics along with some other medium and large condenser mics for up close recording of individual instruments and use the two pencil mics to capture the stereo image from back in the audience. These two mics in this package do not disappoint -- the aural quality and clarity is great and considering the price they are phenomenal.

Action is very close to a stringed piano pedal. Holds the notes well. Great product and price

This paper is as gorgeous as its traditional sister. I scanned and printed (large) sunflower petals, and many have remarked that the paper has a faint velvety fuzz, just like a real sunflower. That's why I chose it! SO much character in an inkjet paper. It holds an astounding level of detail without looking computer-y or even traditionally photographic.

If you are looking for an inkjet paper with a surface that resembles traditional darkroom fiber paper, you will not be disappointed. I used this paper to print three large scale pieces for an exhibition. I liked the look of the paper so much that i decided to display the prints WITHOUT GLASS. very heavy very durable. this paper is a great choice for black and white or color.

Let me start by stating I was trained a traditional artist that worked on large pieces and murals. The addition of digital work in my portfolio has always been a challenge as I've been relegated to small surfaces and screens. I've been on a Cintiq 13HD Touch for a few years and when I was ready to upgrade, I was concerned over the cost of the new Pro line, but the touch is a must for me. I picked up the refurbished unit and have only been working on it for a few days, but it's amazing. The space alone makes me more comfortable working (though it is an adjustment having such a large screen), the color is fantastic, and the little annoyances are more my adjusting than anything else. The Express remote is pretty fantastic as well (though the magnet is a bit weak. It slid off from a mostly vertical surface and hit the floor one night, though sustained no damage.) The ability to customize the buttons to the tools I use most is very helpful in better ergonomics than me reaching for the keyboard. My only complaint (and this may be user error at this point) is certain bindings don't seem to work very consistently, such as Shift and Alt keys. Knowing that the warranty is honored by Wacom is also a big plus. Overall, definitely worth taking the plunge.

Provides all the traditional telephoto portrait focal lengths in one package with a relatively large aperture. Heavy, but not really a hassle to handle once you get used to it. You'll likely need a new camera bag to fit it, though... Closest focusing distance is about one meter, which is kind of disappointing, but that means you always keep some distance from subjects, even when doing close-ups.

Nice alternative to the traditional fixed size Domke inserts. I can make one sleeve large enough to fit a 70-200/2.8 with hood (won't fit standard insert) and make the next tight enough to fit a 50/1.4, and adjust the rest for whatever I may be carrying that day. Made for J-Series, but fits my F4AF well enough. Thicker padding than traditional Domke inserts.