Marching Sticks Snare

[Black] good sticks

[11.8 lb] Great stand, great price! Perfect for kick and snare mics.

[Tan/Beige] generally use it to mic the top of a snare drum with no worries of it being hit by a drumstick

[f/3.5] I bought this product to take pictures of the BHS marching band which spreads a formation of 100 yards and just to have fun with the fish eye. I found this lens so far a lot better than expected specially for the price. It may not be a go to lens for the pro photographer, but I'm enjoying it. I have not taken the time to really study the pictures that I have taken with it, but it does hat I expected that is why the 5 stars. I use it mustly on manual focus. Be careful with the lens cover, I lost my at he beach and had to call Rokinon for replacement ( not available at B&H)

[Mono] This microphone is amazing and was a huge upgrade from what I had. I am using it to record our high school marching band and the recordings are so accurate and detailed, it’s near perfect. I record on top of press boxes in the open air most of the time where I have to deal with wind and, with the wind muff, it does a great job even without turning on the wind reduction. If there was one thing I wish it did better, it would be in the reproduction of the lower frequencies but that’s getting really picky. I am using this microphone on the Sony ZV-E10.

[0.125 lb] I have to offer up rave reviews for B&H after my purchase and receipt of my newest Dr. Beat (have had 3 previously). First, the price for Dr. Beat at B&H was better than all other online stores AND they shipped it free! They promised within a couple of days and BAM. . .there it was. Received immediate email status on progressive updates. Excellent!! And for those that understand Dr. Beat, well, it's the standard within the marching arts community. Great tool. Why is this the 4th? Has much to do with the environment (marching band), carelessness of the students (and once maybe me) and the weather. Hated buying a 4th but this one had the best price of them all!!

[Mono] Using this with a Shure 183 element in a marching band situation (Trumpet and Sax solos) and is working GREAT!!

[18.21 lb] I used the intercom system for the first time during a video shoot at a marching band contest. I was concerned my cameraman would not be able to hear the director over the load music, but it was not a problem at all, even with the inexpensive headsets that came with the unit.

[Supercardioid] This microphone is amazing and was a huge upgrade from what I had. I am using it to record our high school marching band and the recordings are so accurate and detailed, it’s near perfect. I record on top of press boxes in the open air most of the time where I have to deal with wind and, with the wind muff, it does a great job even without turning on the wind reduction. If there was one thing I wish it did better, it would be in the reproduction of the lower frequencies but that’s getting really picky. I am using it on a Sony ZV-E10.

Using this with a Shure 183 element in a marching band situation (Trumpet and Sax solos) and is working GREAT!!