Les Paul Afd Special Ii Guitar

To feel better about having that new les paul strapped on securely! Great product, easy on and off.

I've played my Les Paul thru it, my classical/electric thru it, sang thru it & listened to YouTube thru it. This EON is incredible. The 8" woofers put out ear-piercing 300 watts of sound. Plenty for any backyard party or indoor party. The settings include reverb for balancing any tone needed. Even though you can play your electric axe thru it, the EON is not designed for this. My Les Paul sounded too bright, even after adjusting the EQ settings. You can get by if you need a quick plug-in to work on a song without plugging into another amp. Each channel has its own settings. The EON is very portable & snaps together nicely in a suitcase-style fashion, making it easy to carry, set up & take down. The headphone input is nice & puts out great sound, just like the speakers. I keep the mixer & speakers apart in the bedroom for solitude practicing & listening to YouTube. Then, I just snap it all together & go. When I discovered this had Bluetooth, I was sold right there! You can play along with any song thru your mobile device. The Bluetooth does not interfere with my XViVe U2 wireless transmitter & receiver. Vocally, the sounds are awsum, too. The accompanying AKG vocal mic works brilliantly! The speakers have a 38mm pole socket for mounting onto speaker poles for maximum outreach. They're also light enough to sit on any cabinet or table. The 2 speaker cables, wall cable, AKG mic & mic cord all fit in a nice, stow-away compartment behind the mixer. Bottom line: I recommend this for any singer-songwriter, DJ, or party host. The price is worth it with the Bluetooth capability.

I already own a bunch of these. This is for a very special friend who is now getting into guitar. I buy Her the same stuff I use.

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I can now use one of my mics in a guitar stomp box for some special effects or jam at a friends putting it in 2nd channel of guitar amp. I got the real thing made by Shure than a knock off for a couple of dollars less.

Solid mic for sure with nice mids for speech vocals. Sounds quite different from the original Rode Lavalier, but I really like the low profile, which is similar to my Tram TR-50's, which I also love. I think the build quality on the Rode II may be slightly better than the Tram, which I keep repairing. That said... In my tests the original RODE sounds a little fuller on my acoustic guitar. I sing and play with a Lav attached to the top of my guitar for social posts, and will go back to the original RODE for that purpose alone. For a broadcast vocals the RODE II a winner though, and is now my go-to on that front.

If you have older AFd lenses and F mount lens and don't really feel like going mirrorless yet, being able to get alot more shots out of a charge or having to buy new lens. this camera is for you! best part, is it also doubles as a mirriorless camera in live view, best of both worlds.

I love the look and feel of this bag, such a nice change from nylon. Needed an alternative to my backpack, something to carry my camera with lens attached and a couple extra lenses. This bag can easily do much more than that, making it very versatile. I have swapped the stock insert with the Domke 720-250D insert. Right now in my F2 I have my Nikon D7000, gripped, with attached 10-24mm lens with hood attached and cap off, ready to shoot, an 80-200mm afd f2.8 with HB48 lens hood reversed, 35mm afs f1.8 with hood attached, 50mm afd f1.8 with hood attached. Also have the SB600 flash in an outside pocket. I can easily swap out a prime with a midrange zoom, or put a couple primes in an outside pocket I can go light or fully loaded, whatever the situation dictates. Very cool.

I use this on the foot of my Rollei Schneider AFD-Variogon 60-140mm f/4.6 PQS medium format lens. The Schneider has a pre-tapped screw arrangement on the lens foot that was difficult to mate with a plate. The problem is that the 1/4-20 hole is too close to the 3/8-16 hole. I wanted to secure both to keep the plate from rotating. But the pan heads of any of the standard camera screws I had would overlap, so I had to rethread a smaller screw that I found. Anyhow this plate only includes the 1/4 screw, but it was my best option to add a quick release plate with my Schneider Variogon and also 300mm.

Nothing special. Bought it to fit my Sony RX 100 II and it fits perfect not too tight and not too loose