Paradigm Studio Monitor 40

Coming from 40 years Nikon addiction, I revealed a new paradigm of photography.

I use these In my studio and they work really well. I ordered another one to secure my newest 40 C stand.

Leasing PhotoShop was a paradigm leap for me several years ago. With all the new updates, some good, some not so good, it is still the way to go... for now.

The perfect monitor for the Mac Studio.

Now my rolling studio monitor can be placed anywhere.

Works great. Holds my 40 lb 49 monitor with ease.

the Studio Monitor Headphones are very well made and have excellent sound quality.

Although I'm keeping my trustworthy but clunky, 40-year-old Velbon AEF-3 for use in the studio, I finally replaced it with this Magnus tripod. It's exactly what I was hoping for - light, functional, versatile. I can take it everywhere...well, almost.

I was looking for a good, solid stand to hold my TASCAM DR-40, both in the studio and in the field, and this turned out to be perfect! Just add a mic-thread-to-quarter-inch articulating adapter and you've got a stable platform for a host of uses--mics, recorders, cameras, lights, whatever you can imagine. Set it on a desk, table, chair, podium or shelf--it takes up very little space and the low center of gravity helps it stay wherever you put it! Buy it...you'll like it!

I have used many light stands for my studio at home in the past. This one tends out to be the best. It is very stable and can hold Profoto B1 with the 40 Grip Arm in any desirable position. A very good buy and worth every penny you spend.