Player Guitars Used Vintage Jackson Tn

Solid performer. Used in my Nikon Vintage camera

I recently picked up a vintage Marantz CD player and needed new audio cables. I dropped in a local Bestbuy (which I NEVER frequent) as I figured it's just a simple RCA cable. It was like I broke the place. I got shuffled between 3 departments and in the end they didn't have a single RCA cable. I immediately, realized my mistake: I didn't go to B&H! Website had MANY options in stock, wanted a pros opinion, so I requested a callback which happened within 1 minute(!). Picked up the cable an hour later at the store. Cable was reasonably priced, superior quality and exactly what I was looking for. Morale of the story: If you want ANYTHING electronic, go to B&H. Skip the inferior box store, chains.

Used my speakers and CD player and TV all in one. Plenty of power.

Works great, well made. Used succesfully to adapt vintage C-Mount Lenses from 16mm cameras to the Lumix G7

Works great, well made. Used succesfully to adapt vintage C-Mount Lenses from 16mm cameras to the Lumix G7

Used with a vintage 28 and 50 on my Pocket 6K, worked great so far. Subtler on modern, sharper lenses. Great place to start if you're trying to edge into film emulation without overdoing it.

Used the 48-49mm step-up ring on a vintage Nippon Kogaku Japan Nikkor-P.C 8.5cm 1:2 LTM lens that has a 48mm front filter thread. I have a series of 49mm filters (yellow, orange, green) for B&W photography (Leica Monochrome Type 246) and needed to step-up by 1mm. The Sensei step-up ring was the answer and screwed on without binding.

Guitars, keyboards, bass

still keeps the vintage look.

Used as an external/portable CD/DVD player/burner for several machines. Is instantly recognized by Windows 7 and is available for use in a matter of a few seconds after being plugged in. It needs two USB ports but no other external power source.