Philips Cordless Vacuum 3000 Series

This 4070ti card is what the 3000 series never was. Is better than the 3090 in every way. Cooler, faster quiet.

A-T has changed the 3000 series to NOT use the same 4-pin locking plug.� (It's got a new screw in, 4 pin). No adapter is available at this time. The 2000 series uses the same connector, so we don't have to throw away $1,000 of microphones. The system is quiet and has louder output than the older 3000. We had to turn down about 60% with the plastic screwdriver inside battery case. There is no "mute" and no battery level transmitted to receiver. There is only a (no popping) on/off switch.� The battery case is the only weakness.� The clip inside doesn't inspire confidence and we hope it holds up.� Otherwise body pack is typically A-T tough.

I don't know what one could say about a cable. You plug it in, and it works. The Kopul 3000 series has been my go to model when I was in need for an XLR cable for years. Workmanship is ok. The insulation isn't made for heavy duty outdoor use. This makes the cable pretty lightweight though. Nice feature: one can order them in different colors.

The Kopul 3000 series cables are my go-to cables. Well built, look great, love the color coding, excellent value.

I bought this to match my kopul series 3000 mic cables. These Shure ones are really nice and not really more expensive than others.

I got this for an old hp pavilion 3000 series laptop and it works perfectly to expand the amount of ports you need, the transfer speeds aren't bad either, even with a more modern usb drive.

The Kopul Premium Performance 3000 Series 1/4 Male RA to 1/4 Male RA Patch Cable seems to be a perfect fit for my humble six guitar effects, daisy-chained pedals in both flexibility and performance. I originally purchased two sets (4 cables). Like the functionality and quality of what I received, thus procured a batch of two more (4 cables). Now I am set for a possible expansion. I have not had any issue with this 3000 Series.

There's not much to say, I use Kopul 3000 series on all my mics. When I refreshed the set and added a desktop mic, I decided to go for a little color. It will make it easier to trace the lines, but mostly it livens up the desk. Love the Kopul cables.

I'm not testing these cables to their limits with super long runs through heavy RF infested territory, all while being tramped on and driven over. Here's what I can say... the 3000 series is mid-weight and pretty flexible; easy to wrap and so far there isn't any added noise from the cables. The connectors appear well made and the cable from end-to-end has a good feel. I really like the color options as it helps keep each source well identified. I'm using these for short RTS intercom runs, my aux run feeding IFB earpiece and line-level audio output from the mixer to the recorders / cameras. I went with the 4000 series for my actual mic runs, as mic level over a long run is more susceptible to exhibiting noise from RF than line-level signals are because of the weaker signal being amplified after the run. For comparison, the 4000 series cables are heavier, stiffer and a little less flexible when wrapping. For the price (which is very good), I think the 3000 series cables are great. I can't say whether the 4000 series will give me any real-world benefit when it comes to sound, but they do have a more heavy duty construction.

Amazing little vacuum/blower!