360 Degrees Outdoor Speakers

[Black] Great footage and peace of mind with the 360 degrees obstacle avoidance.

[Black Chromium] It's easy to make and put everything together. XLR connector rotates 360 degrees with tiny moves for more precise angle position. In addition, connector has a locking clamp to protect from pulling or twisting when the cable is made.

[90°] I can easily level the camera 360 degrees by just leveling using the large crosshair. I can even readjust midway if something is off when shooting a panorama. The battery did show low, but when I put a new one in, it also shows low. I think it always show low on start up, then it turns green. It cost more than I wanted to spend but it was worth it to avoid all the frustration of center the air bubble I have been using.

[0.225 lb] I bought this a while ago. I use the stronger lens. After use, I pack it away and take off the lens, and it is not that difficult to get the lens on and off. I like that it can be turned around 360 degrees. I use this a lot for removing ticks. Advantages of using this product are that it sits good and is not wobbly and most of all it frees up both hands. This product gets the job done.

[2 RU] This product controls my two outdoor Sonos speakers

[4.2 lb] The sound is excellent it works well with outdoor speakers

[Aluminum] I've had these speakers for a few weeks now and they are great....360 degree sound!! Never seen that...very pricey but worth the investment...It adds so much immersion to video games, movies and regular TV shows

[FM] I use this to power my outdoor speakers off my computer, and it works great!!!!!

[8 Ohms] Love these speakers - great sound for our outdoor back patio

[Hardware] I haven't had these long. but have done a trial set-up and, so far, they're great. They're strongly made, feel very secure on speaker stands and in speaker cabinet inserts, and give as much adjustment of tilt as I need. Any more than 15 degrees of tilt would, I suspect, make the speakers unstable, depending on your stand/speaker combination (I use Mackie SRM350 speakers and On-Stage.SS7761B) stands). It's recommended to have a stand leg facing forwards (if tilting speakers down), but this isn't always possible at the front edge of a stage. Mine still felt stable even with the least optimal arrangement of legs. Yes, these are expensive, much more so than the fixed angle type that are available, but these allow adjustment for any situation (between 0 & 15 degrees). The price put me off for a while, but sometimes it's worth paying for something that does well the job you require it to do.