Oak Hill School Supply List

These went well beyond my old school expectations! So much music from such an efficient design. Resting on top of a oak media cabinet, these are about chest level and meant to transmit harmonics that can be felt. Skip the visuals and feel the acoustic magic. Way to go Sony!

This thing is awesome! Does everything I need it to do. One thing to be aware of - it DOES come with a power supply, even though it's not listed in the What's In The Box list.

I didn't know what these were for when I bought it, I just bought what was on my class supply list. I think it was a little pricy, but it works great and I do like having different colored sides.

Great when coming down from ski hill to turn heat on...

Used this on the side of a hill. It is nice and sturdy

The fact that have an extra battery charging while I'm using one is great. Just came off vacation at Oak Island and between mobile and cottage charging we NEVER ran out of charged batteries. Got lots of great memories on video. I would highly suggest buying the extra batteries and charger to everyone.

The care oak plans from Canon are easy to sign up for and give me peace of mind that my products will be taken care of

I built a desk out of 1 1/2" thick oak and a pair of oak filing cabinets but the keyboard and mouse height were causing pain in my right shoulder and I thought it might be due to the height and location of the keyboard and mouse. I installed the drawer this morning and worked all day without pain! This did what I needed and it's pretty sturdy.

Works really good the wifi part manges to pick up through my soiled oak doors with out any boosters.

I'm not crazy about gushing 5-star reviews, and yet this is one. This seems like the perfect stand for me. I wanted something sturdy as an oak tree, with wheels or accepting of casters, able to take a 'real' boom to hold a monolight with a large modifier. This is the stand. I unboxed it, rolled it around, and started feeling I might finally be a pro :-) That's about it, easy to adjust and converts to a straight stand in seconds without the wheels coming off. Only thing to mention is the weight, it's a beast, but I knew that and decided I could live with a little exercise when it came time to lug it around in exchange for the benefits. As far as I can tell this is the least I needed to spend to be happy with a stand, and though it's not inexpensive I think this is the price point for me and I will probably buy more of these as I grow my studio.