Vg Tenor Saxophone Plus Review

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

I play tenor sax and wished I saw a review like this. The harmony portion is based on singer and key of c instruments. Just add two flats to music for Bb instruments in my case and diel in new key for all harmony presets including harmony pedal and it will be spot on. People love the effects it produces. I still have to do my part.

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

It took less than a week i received my Sony VG-C3EM Vertical grip. B&H takes easy & secure way to do the on line purchasing. Tracking system is very effective too. Thanks

I recommend Pearstone chargers are better value replacements for Sony products. I've used them for the EA50, the VG-30, 5N, and 7.

the ProMediaGear L-Bracket for Sony Alpha a9 and a7RIII with VG-C3EM Vertical Grip. Read my review of that: ???

This grip is a fraction of the cost of the VG-C2EM and works great. Build quality feels premium and it's got a solid grip in the hands. I haven't had it slip once and I have to say that the official Sony grip has competition for this model. I don't know why the VG-C2EM would be an alternative other than the Sony name. The one con I have is that you cannot charge the batteries while they're in the grip. Everything else works right out of the box and is compatible with the A7R II.

Reading about the VG-C4EM to A7R5 fitment problems, I purchased the BG-S7. The Vello works flawlessly. The camera and grip combo is ergonomically perfect for my large hand.

I bought the Sony VG-C4EM Vertical Grip for my Sony A1 camera. It enabled me to have a 2nd battery for the camera.

I use this light in low-light situations, usually outdoors at night. I use it with Sony VG-30. Shooting within 10 feet of an interviewee or other subject, the light does a great job with fairly even light. Having the dimmer really helps in situations where the subject is too close to the camera. I use it all the time in semi-professional situations and love it. Batteries seem to last a long time if you are careful about shutting it off between shots.