Vintage Epiphone Solid Body Guitars

Epiphone LP securely fits snugly in this gigbag.

I bought a vintage Leica camera and it didn't come with a body cap.

Great case. Fit's my Epiphone ES335-Pro perfectly. Love it.

The stand was easy to assemble and solid and safe for my guitars. It doesn't have build directions, but I honestly think a monkey could put it together.

Solid performer. Used in my Nikon Vintage camera

I have a lot of vintage glass.  The reason I went with Sony was so I could use it on a digital body.  Love using adapters!  Build quality is very good, in fact, it rivals that of the more expensive Metabones adapters.

I pair this tiny full-frame camera body with many vintage and homemade lenses

A great product that is well-made. The tabs that protect the camera body are a smart feature for vintage camera bodies. Color is nice, too-- classic look, feel and touch.

Guitars, keyboards, bass

These mics did not astound me. They did not turn my $250 Epiphone acoustic into a $2500 Gibson J45. I did not sound like Frank Sinatra. They did not improve my gas mileage. BUT; they sounded awesome. These are not the Ferrari or Mercedes of the mic world; these are WORKHORSES. They sound rich, thick, syrupy and smooth while sounding clear and articulate. They ROCK on guitar cabs and sound fantastic in blumlein for singer/songwriter in-the-room sound. If you want a $4000 mic that gets used once in a while, this ain't it. If you want a great value on a pair of mics that you'll use on every single session, these babies are it!