[16 in] Captured VHS TAPE with plenty of problems on the tape,
composite video + audio IN to SDI OUT, in to Blackmagic capture card.
over two hours of capture didn't drop a frame,
kept perfect sync of Video and Audio.
when there where video problems on the tape, the TBC freeze the video for that amount of time.
Video thru the TBC, is exactly as the source,
(unless you want to change it in the proc AMP).
Very Nice control software installed on windows 10


the only problem is B&H Website and the phone assistant said that the power adaptor was not included.
but it is..
I bought a separate power adaptor for no reason..
(now I have one spare..)

[36 in] Bought this for my Dreadbox Erebus V2 synth. Perfect size and works like a charm.

[749.6 lbs] I have been searching for a quality stand that I could tuck into my gig bag for transport since the traditional stands are useful but awkward to move. I also sometimes forget my stand at a venue since it sometimes gets lost in the shuffle of breaking down.
I discovered this online and took a chance. It’s nicely packaged and was delivered quickly. 
Really cool design. Stand is well made and is easy to operate and plants firmly to the ground with the four supports. My bass guitar seated beautifully into this stand and was secure with no movement.
It folds up easily and I was able to slip it into my gig bag pouch without problem. This will get loads of use during the 2024 season.

[48.1 lb] Easy to assemble, sturdy. Fit the space perfectly and allows for good air circulation for stereo components.

[48.1 lb] About 6 months ago I used a couple of these to run an audio feed from the house system in a restaurant to the DJ booth that they had located on a seperate floor and vice versa (for some reason they wanted to pump the DJ into the main dining room). I ran this over roughly 100 ft of CAT-5 with no audible signal loss or degradation. This is exactly what you want for those long audio feeds from a stereo RCA source.

[55.12 lbs] As a musician and conversations with other musicians, we often build our own stands to accommodate our gear. I've built many and consider myself handy but the results are always short term. They feel homemade and when they are displaying expensive equipment, it seems just off. These stands look professional and are designed in away to accommodate many different sizes of gear but for me and probably more importantly, it hides some of the cabling which is a huge plus for me. I ended up buying 3 of these and it cleaned up my workspace tremendously.

[16 in] Great stand the controller fits perfect

[16 in] This synth is the best. So many high quality sounds.. A ton of customizations.. Use it with whatever DAW u use if it supports Vst plugins.

[36 in] They look nice and are of high quality. Ideally, the width could be narrower for my specific pair of monoblock pair (Rogue Audio Apollo), but they fit my intended use very well. Highly recommended.

[36 in] It took a hot minute to put it together, using tape measures, levelers, and an actual plan for how I should arrange my setup, but then it all came together so nicely. If you want to move things around because you decide to move your LPs to the bottom shelf, then you simply unscrew the top nuts of the next upper shelf, push the shelf up from the middle, next screw the bottom nuts one by one to hold the shelf in place, and then use the leveler to make minute adjustments. It is awesome, but requires a process to make it perfect.