Verizon Wireless Adding A Line

I love this 8 inch handle. It helps with adding a monitor so it's directly in line of sight. Perfect!

Shure's SLXD wireless line represents a major improvement. More frequencies, Wireless Workbench, great stability & sound quality. The bodypacks seem to be fairly power hungry, but good batteries can last the whole day. Supply chain issues stunted the rollout of the SLXD line. If you can find them, buy them! B&H seems to have stock when others are backordered.

This type of bond paper work and prints all the fine line I need when adding out line a round my 3-D model's

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!

At first I was hesitant about adding another case to carry around with my kit but i'm happy to have it. The wireless system isn't very cheap so it's nice to pack it in a case that's solid and its a good size. Came free with the sennheiser wireless lav!

Over all very brilliant design and adding a phone charger via qi wireless is just intelligence at it's finest. Love the rgb cycles and that you can program the button to have a couple different functions but overall I love the look and I love the design. Asus is above Alienware in my heart and mind. The futuristic design of your products blows Alienware way out of the park and I love that aura sync can do way more custom lighting then any other gaming PC brand out. I love it and it's a great mouse pad for the money.

I work with smaller Canons and Sonys mostly. This plate let me add rods for things like adding wireless follow focus. Rods also help with being a bit more stable when shooting handheld. Depending the lens I sometime have to add a riser but overall I would recommend it for the price point. Overall 4/5 no complains. Would recommend.

I've used a number of wireless systems. In this case, we considered adding another Audio Technica 3000 series, but went with AKG instead. I prefer the AKG for a couple of reasons: -The gain before feedback is better. -The display on the mic is easier to see. -For most voices - the AKG sounds a bit better. -Only needs one AA battery and lasts a long time. -Fairly easy infrared frequency setup. -The receiver display background color changes from green to orange when something critical happens, like signal clipping or a low battery. -We have experienced less RF interference with this AKG than some other types. -Digital (like Line 6) can sound better, but on rare occasion, I've had dropouts with digital.

Wanted a little more control over my wireless infrastructure at home and this gave it to me. Works really well, looking forward to adding cameras in the near future.

This remote works out of it's cradle just as long as the sensors are in line of site. This makes it wireless