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This mic will pretty much blow your mind with how clean it records. The brass instrument clip isn't that great. It wouldn't stay secured on the trumpet I mounted it on. Plus, certain mutes will prevent it from mounting entirely. I'm sure the clip is very instrument dependent, so plan for backup mounting options. When in doubt, gaff tape.

I did a lot of research on this case, and I mean a lot, more than someone should LOL! But well worth it, for sure. I was comparing this to the Apple leather case, that I have bought multiple times (previous phones) and neither of them felt like the quality of this PD Everyday.

After much research and comparing high end Epson to the Dye-Sub printers I purchased both the DS40 & DS80 for a studio. These have exceeded my expectations in both speed and quality of the photographs. The printers themselves are HEAVY, seem to be designed for many years of use; the outside is metal, compact design, and stackable. The paper has a heavy weight and feels good in your hands. The paper is so robust that my roller paper cutter doesn't cut it. We have to resort to a shear cutter.

I'd certainly buy another if I had to choose again. The research for which scanner I would go with started with videos and anecdotal stories comparing products. In the end I decided to stick with Epson and their professional line of products. The software could use some updating but in the end this is a great product that produces excellent results.

After a bunch of research, this one worked the best when comparing quality and value across other cards and speeds. I use for weddings and works great!

I spent a lot of time comparing this lens to the other brands and the L lenses in this price range. I am known to research things to death, so when I finally landed on this lens, I was still relatively unsure if it was the right choice. I took this lens with me to the Caribbean and it was fantastic! I wouldn't think twice about buying this lens again. The combination with the hood and filter was awesome and they are very inexpensive options that you can't do without.

After much research and comparing high end Epson to the Dye-Sub printers I purchased both the DS40 & DS80 for a studio. These have exceeded my expectations in both speed and quality of the photographs. The printers themselves are HEAVY, seem to be designed for many years of use; the outside is metal, compact design, and stackable. The paper has a heavy weight and feels good in your hands. The paper is so robust that my roller paper cutter doesn't cut it. We have to resort to a shear cutter. We have gotten around the single sheet size by printing other size combinations on an 8x10, for example - 8 wallets.

After much research it came down to comparing quality/price/reviews to either the TMA37AL or TMA47AXL and based on one reviewer I opted for the TMA37AL and right out the box I'm glad I did. (it's a Monster). The CF model at almost double the price and only 1.1 lbs lighter didn't to me seem worth it. The total weight is about the same as the setup I'm replacing it with so out in the field I see no problems. Placed one of my Oben BE-126 heads on top (a great head) and I'm good to go. The construction, 3 section twist locks, the two center columns (a nice touch) along with metal spikes, tools and a well made carrying case that will fit the tripod with a ball head attached impressed me, especially for the price. I expect to get many years out of this baby and Bang for the Buck? . . . . Way So and much more. Very pleased and imo was well worth all the time I put in before deciding on the Benro TMA37AL. You can spend more . . . . but why? Very Pleased . . .Hope this helps.

Records great with very little interference.

It records clear audio.