String Instrument With Big Knobs Down The Neck

Really fantastic big string sound in the VSL instrument family.

Dust cover, stretchy material, pull string to tighten around instrument base. Plenty of slack to fit just about any keyboard 49-61 keys.

After losing my RC-1, I immediately replaced it with the RC-6. The hole for a key chain or string around my neck is probably the best feature of this little guy. After you use one of these, you'll find it perfect for all sorts of uses. My recommendation to Canon is to include one with every camera!

The NINA Narrow Instrument Neck Adjustment thingey worked great for my tenor guitar but the mandolin still was not snug enough so I ordered a second set and wrapped them around the first and it fits great now.

These narrow neck adjustment shims were perfectly on Hercules instrument stands to allow for mandolins in the instrument mix.

Always been a big fan of those massive 80s string sounds that couldn't be any further from the real deal. This little box definitely delivers the goods. Also, since it's a module, stacking synth sounds has never been easier. Load up a huge bass sound, add the Waldorf, and your half way there to recreating those terribly awesome sounds found on almost every 80s movie ever made. Love it. Great Jon Waldorf team. Also, killer reverb and chorus on this unit.

I carry this thing around everywhere to clean my lenses. It is really soft and it is quick to pull out and use in the field. I wish it went all the way back in when you pulled the string but it is not a big problem. Will buy another one when this one sees its last day.

I purchased this softbox to give myself a little extra umpf when I was shooting portraits on location. In the past, I had used a cheaper rig from Cowboy Studios... I had to modify my last softbox with spare parts and I had to buy replacement knobs after they fell apart. The bag ripped, the diffusion material was ripped... it was a mess. In fact, the carry bag was mostly gaffers tape. When the Lastolite box arrived I felt like a 5 year old Christmas morning. No modifications were necessary. Everything fit together and it was as of a photographer had used it. The knobs didn't crumble in my hands, they didn't block access to other parts of the device and the box is huge. Now, this isn't perfect. It does still act as a giant sail waiting for a big wind to blow by so that it can kill your model or passers by. With that being the only shortcoming of the rig (common Lastolite! Can't you design a softbox that allows air to flow THROUGH it!?) I would highly recommend this softobox to you. One tip. The softbox comes in a big triangle shaped holder. If you grab the corners and twist it in on itself (like one of your big reflectors) it will shrink down in size considerably... fitting neatly into a backpack or (if you are like me) a little belt made out of gaffers tape. I could not be more excited about this softbox, it now comes everywhere with me and my octoboxes are enjoying some well deserved time off.

Its expensive, big, heavy, cool, and has knobs... and great flexibility and images!!!

Worked. It's abit big but it does just barely fit in my instrument bag. Good solid build quality for the price, and the ac adapter is an added bonus.