List Of Instrumental Indie Rock Bands

I had been looking for replacement elastic bands for my Heil PRSMB shock mounts for my PR40 mics. Heil does not list them as replacement items, nor could I find a match on B&H's site. So I took a guess that these might be the proper replacements - and I guessed right. I now have all my PR40 mics again suspended in their frames. I had tried shortening the old bands, but that only held for a few weeks. These are working perfectly.

I use this recorder to record rock bands and small classical ensembles in their rehearsal space. It is so small and compact I can put it in my pocket and so idiot proof and user friendly the setup time is only a few minutes. I clean up the recordings by simply putting the sim card in my computer with cubase to do some overdubs as well. The final product is a professional CD the musicians thought was out of reach. I also use it to record my guitar and vocal ideas. I may overdub some percussion - and the sketch work can always be used as final takes if desirable. The sound is pristine. It's a great field recorder as well for film production which I also dabble in. It is as good as it gets. Zoom !!!

excellent microphone I have been using this to video Rock bands such as Demon,Lawless,Tygers of Pan Tang,Dirty White Boyz and A couple of videos for Mr Mark Stanway with my Canon XHA1s semi pro camera the audio quality is outstanding for the price and stereo separation is also excellent highly recommend this for live recordings

I have used this on two locations shoots since I received it last week. The construction is solid and snaps into place like a rock. will keep this one on my list to purchase again!

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

Everything an indie filmmaker could wish for, this thing does.

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.

So much better than rubber bands!

Fits great with my smallHD indie 7 monitor.

Fit the Indie 7 perfectly, no complaints