All Music Instruments App

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

[Steel] I am a musician and a teacher. A friend of mine has one of these and when I found out about it, had to have it. This cart can hold everything I use, from music equipment and instruments to teaching supplies. It folds out or away easily and rolls with no effort at all. The cart fits perfectly in my car, even extended. It's a little workhorse. After struggling for years with handcarts, this 8 in 1 transporter is the answer to a prayer.

[3.6 VDC] Incredible live music microphone, or for recording up close instruments. While it is not as sensitive as say Nt5's for ambient and nature sounds, when given a substantial volume the mic really shines. I love it.

[Shoulder Straps] I ordered these to monitor musical instruments recording and to watch music videos and movies on my laptop. The clarity and the power of the iLouds are outstanding. I added a subwoofer (usually not needed) to reinforce the low frequencies and I now feel like I have a home theater system. I highly recommend them.

[Stereo] So I have the Shanling M8 ($1,650) DAP that I use for music, and normally I use my custom Valkyries ($1,600) and PWAudio cable ($1,000) for portable music, but I work in a clinic where sometimes we are slow, and I was thinking of a TWS for light classical or jazz while I am at work. I really didn't expect much, I have always disliked wireless because of the loss of sound quality. Well... I was delighted and shocked at how great the PI7 sounded! The bass is a little bloated, but it is deep and layered and there is great sub bass...mids and highs are perfect. Using the Hiby app on my M8, and the MSRB function, I cleaned up the bloat, and added some needed coolness....There is a 'pass through' mode that allows in ambient noise, and it was perfect... I tuned it through the app to the exact threshold that blocked out ambient noise, yet low enough if someone spoke to me I would hear them. Noise cancelling function isn't that great. I am not using stock tips, I am using after markets, the stock tips that came with my CL2. The PI7 may not be good for small ears. Excellent build quality, occasional micro drop outs... Secure twist and lock fit.

[Phantom Power] Great for Vocal and Instruments!

[59 lb] For entry-level, this is really a great unit. It almost seamless switches between four HDMI sources. It has a fair amount of future-ready features (namely for the new XBox and PS5). It has a ton of source and music streaming capability. But just know that most music streaming features are driven by either the Yamaha AV Controller app or the yamaha Musiccast app (both essentially the same, both for iOS or Android). So this unit doesn't have native Deezer, Tidal, Spotify or Qobuz streaming built-in. It's all driven by a phone app. That's fine, quality-wise. But know that going in. You can't just pick up the remote and switch to Tidal, unless you recently used Tidal on your Yamaha app. But with the remote you can set up favorite Internet radio stations. Other than that, this is a unit that will satisfy most people with a small lroom and a 2, 2.1, or 5.1 channel setup. It turns on when a source is powered on. It shuts off when the current source or TV is switched off. Features that used to be found in units costing $600 or more are now in a unit costing less than $400. It's a great choice.

[2 Ohms] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] JBL BAR 300 review by a semi-cranky guy The review will be broken into likes, dislikes and perceived sound quality and a conclusion Starting with the likes, Once out of the shipping box gently surprised there was a carry handle for transport. Packaging as expected. Out of the box the weight of the unit said quality. The finish and the seams were even. Placed in front of my 50” TV visually acceptable. Would work very well with a 40” TV. Plug in the power cable, the optical cable, download the app on my phone and go. Nothing unusual, just normal including the running of my music streaming service via blue-tooth. Hey a three band equalizer in the app. The LED panel under the material on the right side is to me a wonderful upgrade. Looking I know the volume level, the status, etc. The included HDMI cable looked to be decent. And the mounting brackets black painted steel. And a mounting guide! Now for the dislikes. First I would like to see a 3.5mm audio input. Would be helpful with older TV’s. Within the phone app I wish there was a volume control. Not really needed, but… Sound evaluation, I LIKE IT!!!!! TV for me is primarily the spoken word. Maybe a musical now and again or a music video here and there. The spoken word is now so much more intelligible. Which makes it so much easier to follow along be it a movie, a news cast, documentary, or whatever. And at volumes louder than I care to listen. I should also point out where I sit in relationship to the BAR 300 very little change in audio quality. The musicals or music video are not by any means flat toned. Vocals are predominate and the actual music is kind of reduced. This is a give to get vocals easily understood. Gives anything with music a different yet pleasing texture. Overall a pleasant addition to my setup and glad it is there and being used everyday.

[9.6 oz (271 g)] I use this foot pedal to turn pages of music on my iPad with the ForScore app. It is incredibly reliable and it doesn't take a lot of battery power so the batteries I put in last for a long time!

[4 Ohms] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] best all around portable speaker. from the beach to just listening to music in the shower, it's a treat. the sound is great and is still clear at 100%. once you get the app the connection is straightforward and not to painful. speaki.g, of the app it's actually really handy. you can connect multiple and use the equalizer to get tune it to your preferences.