Typical Instrumentation For A 19Th Century Brass Band

I have been buying Itoya products for years to house my collection of 19th century advertising material. For the price, there is nothing better. and B & H's price is the best I could find on the internet for this item. and it was delivered at warp speed to boot!

This thing will last for a century...

Typical B&W filter. Well made, brass ring. No discernible color cast.

Sounds great for vocals, but you can use them in a lot of different things, I even use the for violins in a mariachi band. Also for brass.

Typical German quality - outstanding. Love the fact that it is brass so it doesn't permanently lock to an other filter as aluminum on aluminum does.

I ordered this for transporting mics for a ten-piece band on flights and in our trailer. Typical mic cases don't work for us as only a handful of our mics are the standard handheld mic form factor. The dividers allow me to fit weird shaped mics in their pouches and to organize the mics by model so it's easy to see when something is missing before closing it. It's small enough to check but large enough to store everything we need.

22 CENTURY TECHNOLOGY.....

I am a drummer and bought two of these mics for my overhead mic setup. They pick up the instrumentation very well...better than I thought. No tom mics, just snare, bass drum mics and overheads for the recording I was doing and the final product came out very well.

... for my need of a frame that was more mid-century in appearance.

The ecobee has welcomed us to the 21 first century!