Seven Piece Drum Set

[Handheld] I have a 6 piece kit that I am using this microphone set for. I have never used any other drum mics, so I cannot compare it to others. However, I am very satisfied by the quality these mics provide. I am a former professional, but now retired and playing and recording drums as a hobby. For this purpose, these mics are fine.

[43 lb] I use the mic setup on my 6 piece drum set. The recordings are for my own use only, as a hobbyist. These mics have worked well for me. Their recording quality more than meets my basic needs. I cannot comment on how they compare with other drum mics, since these are the only ones I have ever used. They were very easy to set up. The clip on attachments worked perfectly for me. Although, be aware of the need for some sort of mic stand/attachment for the bass drum mic.

[2] Bought Seven years ago and still looks like new with perfect sound!! LOVE IT!!!

[150 mm Bowl] Took a chance on these legs because of the weight capacity needed for a jib that we sometimes use (Seven Jib Compact XL). Never had legs without spreaders, so this was outside the box for me. So far these legs have been fantastic. The weight support is phenomenal and the number of ways you can contort the legs, thanks to no spreaders, makes them so much more versatile than other tripod legs. The icing on the cake is how short they collapse and how low to the ground you can get your shot. The cherry on top is how light they are with the carbon fiber. Used two of these on 4 week long shoots and so far they've exceed expectations.

[Solid ND] Good filter. I like the smaller Seven system for my Sigma DP3 and EOS-M lenses. Less hassle, particularly when traveling. Optical quality is good, similar to the larger Lee system.

[Black] I’ve only used it a week, alongside the new case and a great motorcycle mount. Seven friends saw the products and all ordered.

[0.1 lb] The cable was exactly what I wanted and making the purchase was easy. It went south from there. Seven days to ship the cable to my home 125 minutes driving from the warehouse. I probably could have walked to and from the warehouse and still had a day or two to spare.

[6.6 lb] For over a year now, I have used this case to hold SEVEN C-Stand shafts with SEVEN C-Stand arms. The legs are not stored in this case but that doesn't change the fact that I am still mind blown by this cases capabilities.

[50' / 15 m] Nice build quality. I use it inside my bass drum set up with Kelly Shu micing system and it is perfect for that

[6 lb] I like it! I have an acoustic drum set but have wanted additional sounds without hauling additional devices around. I have a cowbell. I want a deeper one as well. I want occasional roto toms, Timbales, electronic toms, chime tree, gong, even bass drum with my hand. I got a footboard pad as well and can play any sound with my module with my left foot, especially snare drum or cowbell. I've just discovered many new possibilities! The BT1 is a perfect size with many mounting possibilities. Since I move it from two drum sets and my practice set, I decided to mount it on a separate stand and it stays in front of my snare drum. It's out of the way unless I want to play it with either hand. So far it seems to be a durable piece of equipment. It's a basic plug it in to a sound module and play it. There are a couple set up adjustments for sound level and sensitivity. I wasn't getting every beat I played on it. But then I got the bright idea to reread setup and found in my module settings a specific BT1 input for sound pad. That put sensitivity and other levels perfect and now I love it! I definitely recommend it!