Top 10 Stereo Receivers 2013

Use these for running lavs receivers into a mixer/recorder. No problems, but you have to be aware that it doesnt work for some devices depending on mono/stereo issues. For example this doesnt work to run a Sennheiser G4 RX unit into a single XLR input- that requires a stereo mini to split XLR channels.

Perfect replacement chord for some stereo receivers; in my case an RS 700 Yamaha receiver. Also works for some Fender guitar amplifiers. Did the job perfectly.

I'm liking my new Bose T8S mixer. I like: 8 channels (with two aux inputs for a possible 10 inputs. STEREO! Simply pan where you want a channel to be in the stereo field. Of course, this requires a stereo-capable PA. Compact size Intuitive layout and operation. In fact, if you are upgrading from a T1 like me, it operates the same so there's little to no learning curve at all, just more channels. Note: Be sure and upgrade the firmware before use.

I've had this model of case for just over 5 years on my MacBook Pro Late 2013 (13 inch). I had to buy a replacement a few weeks back only after my bag took a rough tumble in the airport. I'm sure it's saved my computer dozens of times, and at the very least, kept it from denting/scratching/bending. The actual shell for the screen-back is a bit confusing to orient when putting it on (I had it wrong for a few years haha, though it's really me not paying attention to the instructions.) It's solid, and keep your warranty info! Moshi provide lifetime warranties on their case products. All in all, a good, strong case that mostly manages to avoid getting dirt and grime between the case and the computer (helps prevent scratches and general gross-ness). 10/10 - Already bought it again.

Long awaited update from a 2013 MacBook Air. 10 year update. Unbelievable screen. Lightning fast processed. Perfect for editing large format video files.

I've owned a ton of monitor mounts since 2013 (before the mainstream brands started making them). This is by far the best. It has the most well thought out and sturdy design. First of all the locating pins retract if your monitor does not have any locating pin holes (SMART!). Secondly, the swivel is well dampened and is extremely adjustable to use with monitors up to 10.1 inch (I have the Feelworld LUT11H). Thridly, the tilt friction knob is clutch, not having to use an allan key to adjust friction makes operating quick and easy. Fourthly, the nato clamp is solid and the clamp lever goes all the way 180 degrees so it doesn't impede on other accessories on your rig. This is the real deal 10/10.

We are using the case to house 11 wireless mic receivers. The spacing is perfect top-to-bottom to fit all of the receivers. The covers are deep enough to allow us to leave the antennae in place as well as the XLR cables and power supplies. It's tough enough without the extra weight. Highly recommend this case!

Using it to hold 2 Rode wireless receivers up top. The middle show is a pretty tight fit. Consider an extension arm if you really need that third spot.

I purchased this case to store my radio transmitters and receivers for my strobes. It is perfect. The clear top allows me to keep track of the equipment at a glance and the case is tough enough to survive my daily travels.

This was a great invention and able to place two UWP wireless receivers on top of my camera. Thanks