Radio Receivers From Crystal Set To Stereo

I have 2 fives, used for multi room listening - grouped or different music/ radio stations. The two get set up in stereo for serious hifi sound

I love my Sonos system. It was very easy to set up and operate. I was able to hook my play5 to my old stereo using the stereo output-to-tape jack, and then use the play5 to transmit the sound to my play1s in another room. So I have great sound from vinyl or CDs in two different rooms. But the best part for me was the surprise of having the Sonos catalogue of streaming internet radio stations. I have very poor FM radio reception where I live and this lets me pick not only the local classical music stations but stations from all over the world. If I knew that, I would have bought the system years ago.

Use these for running lavs receivers into a mixer/recorder. No problems, but you have to be aware that it doesnt work for some devices depending on mono/stereo issues. For example this doesnt work to run a Sennheiser G4 RX unit into a single XLR input- that requires a stereo mini to split XLR channels.

Perfect replacement chord for some stereo receivers; in my case an RS 700 Yamaha receiver. Also works for some Fender guitar amplifiers. Did the job perfectly.

I have used this with a large umbrella, three sb 700s, and three radio receivers with no problems. I think if you over tightened things, you might have some of the issues other reviewers have mentioned. Worked fine for me!

These receivers work well for hearing in the ear or plugging into a car radio port to transmit the sound of a service. They are extremely reliable and do a great job. The range is extremely far for receiving a signal.

I have only had this radio transmitter for a couple of weeks along with the corresponding receivers and found them so simply to setup and use attached to a Nikon. I only shoot in studio, so I can't say how they work at an event with other photographer. So far I haven't had any miss firing.

I'm not at the budget for some of the higher end radio transmitter/receivers that are out there, and will be using my Quantum in manual mode most all the time off camera anyway. What I needed was a solution to remote fire the Quantum with my Pacific Rim made radio system's receiver, which also terminated in a mini plug. I combined this along with a female to female mini bridge and my needs were solved on the first click. If you need grouping, remote ability to change ratios and power, etc. then more expensive solutions are clearly out there, including Quantum's. However, if you just need simple remote firing, this is a perfect item to work with.

I purchased this case to store my radio transmitters and receivers for my strobes. It is perfect. The clear top allows me to keep track of the equipment at a glance and the case is tough enough to survive my daily travels.

This receiver is what all radio trigger receivers should be. It uses the battery power of the flash. Thus, if you have power for your flash, you have power for the receiver. Super reliable. I have never had a misfire with this receiver. Better than all my Pocket Wizards.