Rickenbacker Hollow Body

This is not a Hollow-Body guitar, as listed, it's a semi-hollow. That being said, it's a great semi-hollow for the price. Probably not the best choice for a live guitar, (too much feedback), but great as a studio guitar to add a different flavor.

For small combo work with a hollow-body jazz guitar, this amp has a great clean tone and in small rooms plenty of power even at its 40 watt rating. It must be extremely efficient because I have yet to go beyond 1 on the volume.

Well built, and the metal end is not not hollow, so less likely to be crushed.

Works like a charm. Metal rod in umbrella is also very strong. It's not hollow.

Very compact---perfect for travel. The only downside: the hollow hexagonal shaft can crush in an umbrella clamp. Solution: glue a 2 section of wooden pencil in the end of the shaft to avoid crushing.

It worked perfectly, and it is very easy to mount on a hollow wall, at least. The perfect shelf for a projector.

Kanto is what I want in stereo speakers for my studio apartment. The sound is big and full without being hollow in my space. Not being a fan of wireless speakers because I didn't want to have to talk out loud to inanimate objects, I wanted something that was high quality, a reasonable cost, a timeless look and has clear instructions. I have never set up speakers before that needed speaker wire and the directions were clear and easy to follow. I was listening to music in minutes.

These are great shoot-through umbrellas that are durable and light weight. I also like that the aluminum tubes are not hollow so they don't bend if you tighten the umbrella adapter too tightly. The only criticism is that they feel cheap. But you get what you pay for.

A while back I ordered the iKan Stealth V2 shoulder mount system for my Canon XF300. I have been using that system as my complete base rig for my camera setup. As I began purchasing more and more add-ons (monitor, wireless mic receiver, etc...) it became clear that 12 inch rods that came with the system weren't going to cut it. Having been quite pleased with the quality and durability of my iKan rig, I decided to go with these iKan rods to expand upon it. I made a good choice.These rods are amazingly high quality for their price. They are hollow in the core, making them lightweight, but are still extremely durable. They do not flex or give at all. They have a great anodized finish that doesnt chip or flake with little bumps and scrapes. I'm very happy with them.When it comes down to it, rods are the heart and soul of any camera rig. And, just like a building foundation, you want them to be sturdy and secure. These definitely do the trick, and at a cost that won't break the bank.Just a note: These rods are hollow cored as I mentioned earlier. You can hold them up and look right through them. They have no end caps and are not threaded at the end like some other brands. I would have ranked these 4 stars because of the lack of this feature, but I was fully aware when ordering that they were not threaded at the ends. Therefore, they are 5 stars for what I knew I was ordering.

I use the IP-S to isolate small monitors from a hollow platform covered in 12x12 tiles. For various reasons, the staging area of the speakers cannot be changed. The area of the platform was acting as a boom box of its own (copious mid/low range blocks of sound) without the isolating IP-Ss. I also wanted to cant the monitors upward at a slight angle to better fill my living room, which is large and has a vaulted ceiling. The improvement is remarkable in both respects. For a minimal expenditure, I've received hundreds of dollars worth of improvement.