Percussion Instruments Played In Stained Glass

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

I bought this tripod when I had to shoot stained glass windows in a 100+ y/o church for a calendar. I already had a Bogen 3068 that would hold up to 39lbs, but needed something with the additional height. At full extension, this tripod with a 3047 head held a Fuji GW670III rock steady through the exposures needed to capture the image. This and an old Gitzo Reporter now live in my car and are my standard tripods. Heavy, yes, but extremely sturdy. Highly recommended!

A solid must-have staple. The only thing I wish is that they came stained.

i used this product to listen to music. i like that the music is really clear and you can hear EVERYTHING that is being played. all the instruments are heard well separately and clearly. you never know what a song sounds like until you use these headphones and get to hear EVERY sound that is played. i don't like that the base is a little bit too much, at least for me. the fit is not as good the SE530s I used to have. I like them better than these to be honest. it is nice that the cables disconnect at the headphones itself. just in case the cable gets damaged you can always get a new one.

Fast shipping great glass will definitely be picking another one up for my 300 blackout. I have this one on my aero percussion 12.5” build I did.

stained the wood and looks great - versatile for sitting, posing, etc.

the E-Percussion Module Mount by Alesis is the perfect part i was looking for....

Great for Vocal and Instruments!

This is a great value and product. I stained it and varnished it and use it for outdoor settings for portraits and also to stand on when I need a little more height.

I use this product as directed. Does it work...See me in 100 years and if your prints are stained or yellow I will refund your money. Hopefully they will not be.