Used Buffet 400 Tenor Saxophone

Very well built. Very stable and adjustable for different sizes of alto and tenor saxophone. Also adjust the height.

Packing for me is like a buffet, if I have space on my plate I will fill it! Packing is the same way, always fearful of underpacking I will fill every void in a bag, just in case. The result is my backpack ends up weighing a ton with no room the space. Enter the Navigator 15L, the perfect size to carry with my roll aboard bag (Briggs & Riley). Large enough to carry my iPad, power supply for everything, coffee/water bottle, toilet kit, extra underwear and t-shirt in case I get marooned in transit (or a pair of pajamas for overwater overnight flights, socks and of course a place for my passport, Global Entry, iPhone, etc.. The size restricts me and also ensures it will fit beneath any seat. Sometimes in Europe they will make you part with your rollaboard when getting on flights, even in business. This bag ensures if you get separated you have the essentials on hand or an arms length away. I know this review is lengthy but if you travel like I do, this bag is the answer to about 6 other bags I have bought and given away because they stink.

it picks up all the great sound , i use it for my alto saxophone its works great ,sounds great .

Very nice and well built reflector not only can it be used for recording vocals but also for saxophone too. worth the money!

Used this to replace my Nikon 80-400 VR. At half the price I like this lens better. Sharpness and VR are impressive. I also like the fact that this is a 95mm lens. It lets a lot more light in than the 77mm on the 80-400.

Used this with a Yeti 400 on a recent camping trip. Kept my coolbox running and charged numerous phones all weekend.

IN PAST USED THE NIKON 80-400 AND WAS ABLE TO GET GOOD IMAGES QUALITY. AUTO FOCUS FOR FLYING BIRDS LAGGED. I ALSO USED THE 70-200 (CRYSTAL CLEAR) WITH A 1.7 TELE-CONVERTER...MUCH BETTER THAN THE 80-400..BUT NEEDED MORE MAGNIFICATION. THIS IS A BEAUTY OF A LENS: QUICK SHARP FOCUS EVEN WITH THE 1.4 &1.7 TELE (NIKON). DEFINITELY RECOMMEND TO A FRIEND. ADVANCED AMATEUR.

Purchased for a Canon SLR with 100 - 400 lens. Used last month on a trip to Alaska - very pleased.

Used for nature photography with Canon EOS cameras and Canon 100 X 400 and Tamron 150 X 600 lenses. Easy set up and works flawlessly with any combination of camera and lens. Balance is not an issue and it is very easy to use and set up. Mine is mounted on a Vanguard Actus 323CT tripod base. Don't know why you would want to spend more money because as far as I can tell it does it all.

Used for sports and wildlife. wish it was lighter. This is everything everyone has said about it. Just marvelous. Seriously thinking of selling my 400 2.8 now that I have this. Need to read the book on some of the features especially vidographers.