Miniature Schnauzer In Philadelphia

Miniature easygoing and perfect for traveling

Great miniature size USB that is flexible for both USB A and C

I've used just about every sub-miniature mic out there and in this price range no other can touch it.

Does all it claims to do, perfect for those miniature paint jobs.

We have been using several pairs of Sennheiser HD650 headphonesas our very best monitoring reference in remote recording sessionswith the famous, restored Wanamaker pipe organ in the Grand Court of the the downtown .../Wanamaker store in Philadelphia. The headphones are driven by nothing less than Grace Design 902 headphone amps.These headphones absolutely rival the sound quality from the very best,customized, fixed-place studio monitor speaker systems at a mere fraction of the cost. They render a brilliant, clean sound that reaches way down to the 16 Hz fundamentals (at zero recording level!) that this huge organ so easily belts out at full tilt. Mids and highs with the HD650's are as smooth as silk too.The current project is Christmas music featuring the Wanamaker organ accompanied by the Philadelphia Brass. Brass pickup was by anotherfantastic Sennheiser product, a matched pair of the new Sennheiser MKH-8040 cardioid microphones. You may hear the results this Fall when the Wanamaker Christmas CDcomes out on the Gothic Label. The disc may be available in Macy's stores nationally. Tune in, because every single note on this upcoming album was meticulously monitored by HD650 headphones!Alex Martin, Assistant Recording Engineerdsp Recording/ Chicago

This album works well with the photos of the Philadelphia Flower Show. The album shows four 4X6 photos at a time since there are two photos on a page.This enables me to arrange the photos in an organized manner.

Bought this for trip to new Museum Of The American Revolution in Philadelphia and other sites. Also 4th of July fireworks on Washington Mall etc. Mt. Vernon and Monticello. Walking video was great! Screen grabs were as good as my Nikon DSLR. Still photos steady and sharp.

Jim Domke was an award-winning photog for the Philadelphia Inquirer in the 60s and 70s, when he couldn't find a good shooter's bag. So, he designed his own, and had it custom-tailored of the best materials, for military spec ruggedness and utility. I used his shooter's bags for years, but needed one as laptop bag. Didn't I learn Domke makes a reporter's bag, with laptop and charger/accessories compartments; and even big pockets for a camera, lens and flash. I'm using it, and I'm loving it, worth every dime. I expect my son to use it when I'm goneand I don't baby this baby!

I recently started working in Philadelphia and take the train to commute, then walk 3/4 mile to my office. I wanted a light backpack that would hold an umbrella, laptop, rain jacket, my lunch, and power cords and accessories. This was perfect for the daily trip.

This is my 8th Domke Bag over the years. I bought my first F-2 directly from Jim Domke in Philadelphia. I still have it, but it is officially retired after many years of hard use. Domke bags are still my favorite bag.