Instruments In Metal Music

[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.

[Phantom Power] Great for Vocal and Instruments!

[1x Stereo RCA] One sexy big and heavy metal that look as good as this beast, sitting in my computer room on the desk make a big different. All I need is a high end Audioquest (Coffee) Usb-A to B cable and this amp can really played a holographic music to my ears. I paired this setup to a pair of Focal Chora 826 and an old Mirage Omni S8 sub. Really love how the music just float airy in my room, I can listen to this all day and every day. Ps...this gem is also a limited edition, not sure how many they will make and sell...

[Unidirectional] I got this as cheap mic to use with my iPhone when recording music ideas. The first thing I noticed is how well it was constructed. Its made of metal, not plastic. And I love that its a condenser mic that doesnt require a battery. It comes mounted on a DSLR shoe mount, but I wish it had a mounting adapter for phones. Recording quality is clean and clear.

[3x AA Alkaline] Very strong magnets to hold your sheet music to your metal music stand. If you have a aluminum music stand, these magnets will not work. I have had an aluminum music stand by Hamilton, that I could never use these magnets until I was given the idea from my son-in-law to buy a wide thin sheet of metal from Home Depot and adhere it to the music stand desk. It worked like a charm.

[2.77 lb] Using this in a small home music studio. Metal is thick enough to carry the weight of rack equipment without being too heavy. Depth is around 20 which allows placement in confined spaces.

[11.4 lb] Looking for something nicer then a plain music stand. Wood grain is very nice. It is also quieter then the metal music stands for audio/video recording. Build quality seems pretty good.

[23 x 21.5 x 3"] Always use this while i shoot live music Things that are great about this product is the fact it can never become lose or fall off my lens while used for protection while i do not shoot live music . Things i would say that are so so with it is maybe it shold be metal yet a plastic feel is kinda ok to me ,yet again metal maybe a better option for this product .