Mighty Mite Telecaster Guitar Necks

Don't be fooled by this mighty-mite -- it is small (that was part of the attraction), very sophisticated and takes great pictures. It is useable as a straight point and shoot to give great pictures, while having the features for a more sophisticated user to tweak things to one's heart's content. GREAT camera!

Small but mighty.

Excellent! It does everything I need and more for my pedal steel and telecaster setup, and built in effects can so easily be added or backed off on the fly. Now to see if it can last, being a pretty cheap mixer Ive read varying reports on Behringer, fingers crossed...

This thing is great...small, but mighty.

Sometimes people wear bad shirts for the sound guy. T-shirts, V-necks and anything that's dressed down really. That is essentially why, bam, I bought this product. Not only does this make any shirt look great to have a mic attached, it also, bam, works like a charm on all of your business related attire as well. So please, bam, buy this product.

Our Eartec earpads were shredding and leaving black leather all over our faces and necks. B&H was recommended to us for replacement parts. Prices were fair and ordering was easy. Delivery was fast and accurate. The new earpads are soft and clean and we are happy!

This stand is a must for drawing. It helps with your posture. My sons necks isn't kinked when drawing and his posture is great.

Surprisingly small but mighty. Perfect for all-around use.

Never gave Varipoles much thought until I read an article about other ways to use them. These are dy-no-mite as some has-been, washed up actor says on TV. When not in use in my studio, I use them in my office as a stand for my light panels. I was worried they might crack/break my ceiling but, so far, all seems to be working well. I like the Impact two pole pack since I would have bought a second as soon as I realized how useful they can be.

Very nice, extremely bright, good colour and tack sharp. A mite on the heavy side but that helps while holding and keeps things steady. I am of an age that using 10x50s are a tad shaky. The 7x50 sre, as Goldilocks said, just right...