Music Man Sterling Guitar

Man, the sound of the music that comes from that small speaker is outstanding!!

I'm a one-man operation doing gigs with just me singing and playing guitar. I use a Bose L-16 speaker and a TC Helicon guitar/voice processor. Before, I'd have to go around to the back of the L-16 to make adjustments. First I bought a Yamaha mixer to go with my Bose L-16. It might have worked fine if I'd worked harder to figure it out, but I didn't. So, later, I splurged on this Bose 4-channel mixer, and I love it. It's small enough to rest on a stand attached to my mic stand and simple enough that even a cave man or I can operate it. I especially love having the mute buttons right in front of me. I also love that I now have a master volume control, which you don't have on the L-16. Slightly off topic, but I also recently added the Bose S-1 Pro + and the XLR remote. With this, I can plug the remote transmitter into the back of the L-16 and wirelessly send a signal to the L-1, which I can then use as a second speaker pointed at the audience or as a monitor pointed at myself. And since the L-1 is battery-powered, I can put it anywhere without having to worry about cords/cables at all.

I got this to practice quietly with my guitar. Man are they lightweight, loud and the cable is super flexible. Love it so far! I love the threaded jack too !

Great sound for the price. This got my kids into Guitar, music appreciation and now they relax the whole family!

I was using a smaller version of this and could never keep my music on it. I fasten this to a mic stand on the side of my steel guitar, and until something better comes along, this is it!

I'm a one-man band with a small CD player (for background tracks), and Roland AC60 amp. I use the line out feature from the cd player to the aux input of the amp. I had no way to EQ the music, which sometimes has too many highs, and vise versa. The Mx153 gives me the EQ capability I need to soften or brighten up the music as needed. Thanks Rolls, and Thanks B&H for the great service and low price.

These sterling titanium rods are definitely a premium product with outstanding workmanship. The light weight with solid support has to be experienced to believe how nice these are. I would highly recommend if your goal is to have a quality light weight kit for filming.

I got this as a cheaper alternative to a macro lens. I photograph product shots of my sterling jewelry and this extension tube has worked wonderfully. It is exactly what I was looking for to get close up crisp detail shots of my products. Very easy to take on and off with my camera and lens.

My go to filter for black and white film. Optics are sterling and it's effortless to keep the lens pristine and smudge free. Metal and glass construction. The MC red filter will be my next purchase.

I use the Stage box nake for small church music instrument (Guitar, piano, keyboard, E drum, 4 mic), it works great and strong.