Microline 420 Switch Emulator

I have used many cartridges over the years including moving coil designs, most of them employing an elliptical profile for the stylus, both nude and bonded. Many sounded great but with the exception of classical music and large orchestra compositions in particular. I always believed it to be the nature of the record itself with such complex grooves. I tried the VM95 as in introduction to the Microline profile and was almost blown away! Much of the distortion disappeared, the bass was noticeably deeper and more defined and the whole sound was less edgy including in the inner grooves. Surface noise was low or not there. This translates to more popular music of course, and female voices in particular. Amazingly, ssh distortions on some songs virtually disappeared. I tried this with the intention of upgrading to a higher priced cartridge with the Microline needle if I liked it but truthfully I have no need to do so. It begs the question: Why buy ANY cartridge without some sort of line contact stylus to replace those ubiquitous ellipticals for once and for all? I know that there are other exotic profiles available but I have no experience with them. Highly recommended - an Audio-Technica gem, especially at this price.

Used with a Olympus E-420. The flash is small and light weight.

Fantastic case for the money. Big enough for an AIO 360 (but not a 420). I have three of these now.

I needed a digital recorder to record telephone conversations (using a commercially available splitter in the handset line of the telephone). After carefully comparing available products and pricing, I bought the DM-420 from B&H via internet. ... The instructions are easy to follow (a big plus, because I am recovering from a brain injury -- I returned another similar device, to a different dealer, because its operating instructions were gibberish). (1) The device works perfectly for its intended purpose. It does not pick up interference from computers or other nearby devices. It is a snap to transfer the mp3 files to the computer (Win XP Pro) via USB cable. Playback via computer speakers was crystal clear. (2) I also used the DM-420 yesterday to record a concert performance ... playback over the built-in speaker was clear in the high and mid-ranges but lacking bass; however, playback via the computer speakers is excellent, including the the bass voices. (3) I also recorded voice conversations yesterday using the built-in microphone; playback through the built-in speaker is clear and even very faint background conversations are intelligible. Very happy with this product!

Used in LTM Pepper 420's. Provides the lighting brightness and quality expected.

worked perfectly with a Sony F v 420 Mic (camcorder and dslr use) , I use a Pearstone 10extension.

i bought his after looking at a bunch of cases from youtube reviewers.. this case had all the features i wanted plus the ability to fit a 420 radiator on the front panel. it fits my eatx board the 420 radiator with push pull fans on front with the pump res combo in the standard place. super amazing

This ink in the Epson XP-420 makes amazing color prints. It's amazing for an under-$100 printer.

I was looking for a 7800x3d and everybody wanted $600 for it. BH Photo had it for $420 but it was a pre-order. I ordered expecting to wait a week or so, and it was shipped the next day. Got a great deal, it was shipped very fast and works great. Before I ordered this i accidentally ordered the wrong cpu and they responded to my email within hours and refunded my PayPal payment within half a day. Will definitely do business with them again.

Downsized from XL but don't regret it a bit. My 420 and 360 rads fit at the same time. It was a little difficult to fit three 140s in the bottom but I succeeded. The LED strips are fantastic.