Piece Of Music Written For A Solo Instrument

Of all the books I have on photography, and I have many, this is the best written on how to use a new piece of equipment.

If you are a musician traveler sometimes you would like to know if there is an all in one Headphone you can use for both, listen music but also for connect your instrument and play on the go! Love this ones!

Not sure what I could write that hasn't already been written. It's a beautiful piece of glass, exactly what was expected. I did not own the prior version of this lens so I cannot compare the two, but this is a fantastic lens and I don't find the weight an issue at all.

There's not a lot that can be written about such a simple piece of equipment. It's all metal, which is very nice. The threads turn smoothly. It's also designed to have about as low a profile as one could expect, meaning it doesn't unnecessarily stick out too far, which can be an important consideration. Overall I'm very satisfied, and would buy one of these again. I use mine for time lapse photography, so I don't need to buy all different sizes of neutral density filters. The sole drawback to something like this is that it prevents mounting a normal lens hood. However, you can also get a 72mm screw-on lens hood if that's an issue.

We have used this for years in concert, church and solo applications. It's a great piece to add to your gear. Good price and very reliable.

Nice piece of kit for a great price. Smallrig has been great for me. I'm a solo budget cinematographer. Will be purchasing more of their products as budget permits.

Love these! The piece of mind for safety is perfect for my solo runs, and I also use them all day- like for walking my dog so I can chat on the phone and still have my hands free free for the leash/poop bags, and also stay aware of my surroundings. Now everyone in my family wants a pair!! Battery life is amazing. Had them on playing music all day from my run at 6:30am until I went to bed at 10 and they were still at 60%

I own both SE215 and SE425. Does SE425 worth 2+ times the price of SE215? It depends. If you are looking for a piece of instrument that excites you by revealing every single details in techniques and emotions embedded in the diva's rendition, then you will find SE425 is that cutting edge gadget. If you feel reluctant to spend over $200 for just casual listening, SE215 is more than enough. To conclude, I recommend SE425 if you are a big fan of female singers (e.g. Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, etc.). SE425 is born for listening to divas.

I use a mic stand with a boom for performing folk/country music with a band and solo. I have used many cheap stands in the past, and there are always issues with them. This stand and boom are very high quality and appear to be built to last. The boom is the perfect size and telescopes in to a very short length for transport. So far, I have not seen anything negative about this boom.

I bought this as a solo performer and it is amazing, well worth the price and very easy to use. I now use it with my music AND I host large karaoke shows with it.