United Electric Controls 12 Series Pressure Switch

These were the best things I found to organize my wire from my light to my pressure switch, would highly recommend these.

The remote pressure switch works very well and looks great! B&H is great to work with and delivered promptly.

Make your A series camera more like a traditional video camera with these inputs and controls.

Excellent device. Charged up really fast. Tested it with an electric kettle: it limited at 600W and took about 12 min to boil and shut off. Used 16% (100 down to 86%). Have not used or charged the device in 2 weeks, but charge is now at 82%. Thus retains very well. Cannot wait to use it while truck camping.

Easy to use. Dip switch controls explained on chassis makes sense.

Works very well. The variable pressure zoom is perfect, and it has a switch for s - Sony and p - Panasonic, which are the 2 video cameras I have, and the switch works as expected. The record button works fine, but you do need to push it for a millisecond. If you hit it for a short time, it may not start recording. This may be the camera though, just something to be aware of. Overall, really great for simple remote zoom and great cost.

When you switch lenses under pressure, you don't want to waste time trying to also switch the filters from the old lens to the new one. This is even more important if you drop the filter, smudge the filter, sneeze on the filter, etc, etc. You can save a lot of grief by investing in enough of the Tiffen 812 filters to avoid this possible mini-disaster. I bought a couple of these filters when I was choosing the lenses I would use for a wedding shoot. It was wise to choose the industry standard in a warming filter. The Tiffen 812 is amazing in flattering flesh tones.

They are used on Sony DSR PD170 camcorders. The switch is pressure sensitive which allows you to manually control the zoom. I really cant say anything negative. They are exactly what we needed for a reasonable price.

I find the earcups very comfortable with even pressure all the way around -- especially making good contact below the ear. The sound quality is excellent for listening to acoustic and acappella music. There's no audio delay like you get with Bluetooth. The volume roller is so much easier and faster to use than buttons and is located exactly where my hand expects to find it. The on/off switch has just the right amount of delay -- long enough so I don't accidentally switch it, and fast enough so it's not annoying. Works out of the box on Windows 10. They even include instructions for how to remove the battery for recyling (which -- more importantly -- means I can replace the battery!) My only complaint so far is that I can't turn off the LEDs without installing their gHub software. But once they're out of warranty I may just fix that with a soldering iron... I'll be using these for all of my daily on-line meetings, and for listening to music.

I'm a bass player and switch between a Upright and Electric Bass during or gigs. And would get feed back from the Uprights piezo pickups. The two channels on the DPDB allows me to use the two thru bypass line outs to my A/B switch to send one line to my Amplifer and Two XLR sends to our PA Mixer. With a better quailty signal going to the Mixer we don't get the feed back. And it gives me a channel for each of my instruments in the mixer so we don't have to change the volume levels when I change from one instrument to the other.