Organ Donation Drawing

Had to purchase this ink cartridge for the school printer as a Donation. Works great, you can print quiet a few images before you run out and have to replace the cartridge. This is also the only website that I was able to find it for cheaper. So yeah I'm all about saving $.

Drawing on it feels much more natural than drawing on glass surface.

I used this to record pipe organ performances with my EOS R. It worked great.

Adjustable tiers makes it great for dual manual organ substitute.

This drawing pad is well made and functional.

I've been using a pair of these to live-stream a pipe organ. The results have been excellent for this use.

drawing for my son. Loves it

It look sweet when you can created your own drawing

I use this mic with my Cannon Vixia HD Camcorder to record the organ and choir at my church and the pipe organ at my other church. It picks up the lowest tones of the pedal and highest pitches of the smallest pipes...if you can spare a few extra dollars definitely upgrade to this mic...you wont be disappointed!

Got this to fill in the lowest of the low frequencies with a pair of vintage KEF bookshelf reference monitors with a new Rotel integrated amp. Now our system sounds like DisneylandI put on the soundtrack from the Fantasmic show, and I can feel it just like I was at the show. :-) Our household listens to everything from Classical (orchestral, choral and organ) to Broadway to head-banging German industrial. Only needed to turn it up to about 2% of what's available. Rumbles the windows on organ performances with those 32' stops and thumps like we're at a club on pop and dance selections. A little fiddling with crossover and volume, and it sounds fantastic...and easily fit within budget.