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Suggest understanding the initial configuration screens of the UniFi Controller software before connecting the access point. � Also a good idea to temporarily position the access points with patch cables to determine the optimal locations for wifi coverage prior to permanent mounting.

Great RGB Fan. Awesome modular design for multiple fans connecting together. With the controller, customizing the light is really easy with the Lian Li L3 Connect software

With the camera SONY HXR-NX30P, the controller successfully functions all functions. The connecting cord is plugged into the camera with the AV-R connector, and the controller is plugged into the 2.5-inch jack. Fast delivery to Russia.

Great look, flexibility, manual is not very clear on connecting fans though. At least there is a manual in the box. And lots of screws.

Worked perfect right out of the box, combined with the onix controller. Only have used them two times so far, but no complaints.

This is plug-and-play: it worked right out of the box on my Mac, and also on a Windows-based laptop I use for another job, connecting to my Sony FX6. I had to figure out, through trial and error, that the frame rate I send out of the camera must be 29.97 in order for the computer to understand the signal. But once I had that sorted, I wound up with an image far superior to my webcam.

Opened the box, plugged it in, and started connecting cat 7 shielded cables into the switch, and high speed internet was speeding through my network. Great purchase from B&H and a great product from Netgear. Highly recommend!

I bought this amplifier to to provide additional gain for a pair of Sennheiser HD 424 vintage headphones. These phones are high impedence (1750 ohms) and cannot be driven well by my computer sound card or my Android phone. This box did the trick. I use the other outputs for connecting additional phones. Very convenient for comparisons etc. Also, having an external physical volume control is useful. Uses 12 volt power - so its easy to power from the included power supply as well as batteries, car etc. Watch out, the polarity of the barrel connector is reversed from many other devices. The box is polarity protected, but don't take chances. The circuit design uses opamps and is quite straight forward. The sliders have a stop in the middle. Unity gain perhaps. Not necessary and makes adjusting volume annoying. I end up adjusting the input level so that the slider is above the mid-point. This is a very small negative. The box has a high(100K) input impedence. This is useful for connecting to line outputs. Can be used to provide headphone connections to devices with fixed level line outputs. In summary, a simple and effective device.

I usually use westcott softboxes, but found a special with impact that included a free grid. For connecting the box to the profotos, this worked perfectly

I've had the Pro-Co Sound DB-1 for only a couple of weeks, so I can't speak to its durability except to say that it's built quite sturdily. Time will tell. But so far it's doing exactly what I hoped it would do -- improve my sound dramatically. I play bass in my church. The sound booth and mixing board are a long way from the stage and the unbalanced signal from my instrument cable was degrading by the time it reached its destination. The DB-1 is a passive direct box that converts the unbalanced signal from my bass to a balanced one. The minute I plugged into it my sound became much punchier and crisper. The occasional pops and crackles that had plagued my sound before all but disappeared and were replaced with a much cleaner and more consistent tone. I'd never used a direct box before. Now I'm wondering what took me so long. The DB-1 was recommended to me over other brands by the sound techs from our local association. It is simple to use: Just connect the cables, flip a switch and play. I am currently plugging into the DB-1 and then directly into the house mix. But the DB-1 also includes a parallel signal output that will allow me to continue connecting to the main board via an XLR cable, while connecting a second TS cable to amplifier. I am considering going that route and connecting to a small amp for use as a monitor (I currently have a piano player located between me and the side-fill monitor I've been using). Again, I've only had this box for two weeks. But so far I'm thrilled with the results and can't imagine playing without one. No downside so far. Thanks Pro Co, and thumbs-up for a great product.