Les Paul Guitar Neck Straight Bow

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.

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The simplicity of this stand makes it my favorite.. with a guitar on it, it's solid, but still easy to move with one hand, by grabbing the neck where it meets the stand (thumb around neck, fingers around stand). You can arrange 2 or more close together too, if you need quick access to multiple guitars. Guitars sit solidly on it. Minimal size when traveling, easy to set up, no parts to fall off or swing about in an unwieldy manner. I have 5 of them.

Got sick of the 'stock' strap that came with my camera...The 'neck hanging' method hurt the neck so I usually wore it off of one shoulder straight down...problem was that if I wasn't standing straight up the camera would fall toward the ground...almost lost a great lens that way. In my research I saw the other 'sling' style straps...but they attached at the tripod socket plate where a camera would 'dangle' and rotate and bump when hiking-also not good...and most were much more expensive. Never heard of 'OpTech' till a few months ago - but they do it the right way....camera attaches at one or both of the manufacture strap loops so it sits well and is much more stable. Very Good. Camera slides up quickly when needed, and I got the extra 'loop connecter' (just a few bucks) that attaches to my very heavy old 300mm lens so it takes the stress off the camera lens mount - also very nice. The one thing I don't like is that there is a connection just past the padding on the front shoulder...seems unnecessary...but doesn't impede practical usage for drawing the camera up quickly too much. Really this is the smart way to do a sling style strap...it's pretty comfortable...it's built well(buckles are strong and plastic so they won't scratch your lens if the cap comes off in the bag etc.)...and it's WAY better cost wise. Definitely buy again if necessary...doubt it though. Happy shooting.

My wireless guitar setup is much more streamlined now that I don't have the ungainly straight-angle plug sticking out the front of my P-bass like the Washington Monument. The angled plug allows for much better ergonomics and lets you move the belt pack a little further up on the guitar strap (if that's where you're clipping it). Also works better on side-jack instruments like Teles and Rics. Quality so far seems good, time will tell if it stands up to extensive use. I still have that lousy straight-angled cable to use as a backup if this one dies, but hopefully I won't have to do that because that would make my life as hard as when Oppenheimer was trying to figure out how to split those tiny atoms.

I was going to get a straight cable to hook my iPad/iPhone to my guitar amp so I could play along with tracks. One of the reps from B&H suggested the LTIBLOX interface as an alternative which would boost the signal. He was right. Everythings coming through, clear as a bell. Nice and tight.

I got this to go straight from a guitar to a mic channel input on a board. I was concerned about potential hum, but didn't get any. It works fine!

Pelican is a great product. The 1745Bow Air Bow Case is perfect to keep my bow safe. I would recommend this to everyone.

The NINA Narrow Instrument Neck Adjustment thingey worked great for my tenor guitar but the mandolin still was not snug enough so I ordered a second set and wrapped them around the first and it fits great now.