Setting Guitar Action

I was looking for a cheap guitar with laminate construction that I could take on trips, camping, etc. This guitar received many favorable reviews on many sites and for the price there was no reason not to give it a try. The guitar was delivered in good condition with reasonable action, strings in good condition and tuners, while not high quality, keep the strings reasonably in tune. I did adjust the action and changed strings, which improved playability and sound. The finish is on the low end but I'm fine with it. The sound is pleasantly good. It is not tonally full or as resonant as guitars at a higher price point, but isn't that expected? I'm quite surprised by how good this guitar is and its $79.99 delivered. It will be a great travel / camping guitar. I order another one just because it's cheap, plays well and sounds fine for my intended use of this guitar.

I've been recording all kinds of concerts for the last few decades, and one super-reliable one-size-will-fit-almost-all approach for orchestras is two small diaphragm condensers, up over the conductor's head, splayed out sideways. (The ORTF style specifies an angle of 110 degrees, the NOS configuration is 90 degrees. Both have their unique strengths.) These Lewitt LCT 140's are spectacular in this application: over the weekend I recorded a tracker organ (which means mechanically operated- other than the electric blower fan, this is the kind of organ Bach knew and loved) concert in an 1800's church, and the results were amazing. The different registers and voices came through distinctly, and the rumbling of the pedals was earthquake-like. The weekend before that, it was a cello-guitar duo, and the mikes were placed on knee-high stands in front of each player. Again, the capture was thrilling, larger than life- the guitar crisp and punchy, the cello sweetly singing. This was all with the "flat" setting, as opposed to the "high end sparkle accentuation" setting, which seems like a wonderfully slick way to heighten the clarity of some instrument meant to have the central focus. The onboard pad and low cut options are also fabulous to have, when you need to contend with the rigors of the real world, which can get noisy and can be unpredictable at times. For many years I was using Oktava MK-012's for these kinds of duties, and later Avant CK-1's, fantastic mikes indeed, but from now on it'll be the Lewitts. Since these are so lightweight, you'll want special shockmounts (I got the Rycotte Inv-6 softies). And if you still need convincing: check out ANY of the multiple Youtube videos where people put these to the test- music, voice, sound effects, whatever. There is just something about the accuracy, the precision, the truthfulness of these things... you will be a believer, I guarantee.

I've had several different kinds of cameras but this camera was the BEST! So many setting for all kinds of picture taking. Action, Distance, Colors.... The flip screen makes taking selfies easy and perfect the first time!

I bought this to freeze action, and its incredible.  At a 7.0 setting, it has a t0.1 of 1/6,250.  Shooting with a 1D 2 it was able to keep up with a14fps for 8-10 frames (which was all I needed - I havent tested it for longer).  Ill be buying 3 more for rear and fill - just wanted to make sure it would do the job first.  Its pretty amazing.

Every action, in and out of the bag, setting on a surface, hustling and knocking, this easy to affix protector is great. Does not affect what you see and saves your screen.

Only used it once so far, on a guitar can, but very pleased!

I use this from guitar to amp, from mic to voice and to couple foot pedals and Guitar computer.

We try this Mogami Platinum Series Guitar Cable on two different guitar connected to Liquid Saffire 56. Sound quality was worth 10 stars but i give max 5 stars. I planing to buy one more.

I got 2 of the Guitar Hangers for my kids rooms to move their guitars from floor guitar stands to a wall. The hangers were very easy to attach, especially since you can put it anywhere on a wall with enclosed dry wall anchors without looking for studs. Built nicely and beautifully even look nice when empty (other colors are available, I will be getting more to hang other guitars in different rooms and match the surroundings), but with guitar hanging on it looks like a piece of art. I cleared some space from a floor, created beautiful display and made it easy accessible for my kids when they want to practice. Absolutely love it.

I use these as a monitor for guitar and the clarity is the best that I have ever heard.