Tools Used For Making String Instrument

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.

A very good recording tools for me to capture every choir practice and instrument lessons. It can be recorded in WAV or MP3 files. I also use it for video conferencing, virtual choir recording. H1n attached with XY stereo microphone, Sound quality is like pro. Simple operation which music teacher can handle Download to PC is easy as a USB drive. I suggested to all musicians, they love it so much!

Used for violin solos and string quartet recordings with XY stereo technique, connected to Zoom H6 so far. Base noise is low, and high frequency pick up is impressive. For the price, it is a great deal. Highly recommended.

Padded, draw string functions well, material not too stiff; good product. Used this pouch for sigma 85 1.4.

Used for making digital negatives for gum printing.

As usual. LEATHERMAN Customer since they first started making pocket tools. Excellent quality, 1st rate customer warranty . Fast, Friendly, Easy to use website Had to downsize from Aluminum Charge tool. Skeeltool still excellant item, light weight. 154CM blade tuff as nails, razor sharp, typicall Leatherman quality, 1st. Rate.

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