Tenor Practice Pad

[5.6 lb] This drum pad is exactly what I was looking for. I knew it wasn’t capable of programming different kits but wanted it for extra sounds to add to my acoustic drum kit. I played it with a choir for a song and people really liked the sound being played through a small powered speaker. Had the ride, tom, snare and kick setup and it really went well with the song. I haven’t noticed any cross talk but if the drum stick is too close to parallel you can hit two pads at the same time with the tip and shaft of the the drum stick. Great for practice with headphones. My nephew had a blast playing the cowbell and other tones while his dad and I jammed. Might need to get him one for Christmas. The adjustability with tuning and reverb gives more options to try to match pitch and ambiance. The sensitivity setting works but is not fabulous. Have not tried hooking it up to my computer yet but imagine it would work well. I would recommend this for someone looking for something to practice on or just play around with. I sawed the top off of a cheap music stand that I got for free and the mount plate slides over it perfectly with just a little bit of duct tape so it holds firm. Can’t angle it but I can adjust the height. For the price this drum pad is totally worth it. If you are more serious about performing live you’ll probably want something more versatile but this works perfect as it is intended.

[7.2 VDC] I had to practice for a while but it is working very well

[1.25 lb] Excellent pad

[8 x 5.5 x 0.3"] Super sturdy, industrially cool, will last forever. Fits my Low A bari just fine, but is adjustable if you need it a little shorter for Bb. The alto/tenor attachment works well, just like the separate alto/tenor stand, which I also have (with a soprano peg). I love that I now need only two stands for four saxophones! Only suggestion - my alto/tenor stand came with an attractive yellow bag to store the case when not in use. Would have been nice to have a similar bag for this bari stand; instead I only have the box it came in.

[Solid-State] This is a nice, good-sounding mic; I have used it primarily for bass and tenor vocals so far. It has a very strong Figure-8 polar pattern, and the blue color is a bit more purple-grey than most pictures suggest. The included shock mount works well, and includes extra elastic and an additional screw thread adapter. My only (and minor) quibble is that the case has no easy place to stow the user manual; this is hardly a problem.

[6.35 lb] Awesome product.  super strong, sturdy, and sets up in seconds.  Holds alto or tenor saxes securely.  The brace that touches the lower part of the bell is adjustable up/down to accommodate alto/tenor and to enable you to avoid hitting any of the big tone holes on that part of the horn.  Also accommodates a peg for a clarinet or flute (sold separately - or you can buy a different model that comes with the peg).

[IR] Great quality sound, easy setup and use. Doesn't get in the way. Easy to move between my tenor and alto without any wires hanging anywhere. Compared the sound to DPA 4099, which I thought lacked a little bit of the body of the tenor sax sound. Returned that and kept the AMT. seems like this is the best. Full wireless and no body pack is great, but you do have the transmitter on your bell which some may not like the look of. It's light though, so you don't fee it or notice.

[1.54 mV/Pa] I am a Baritone/Tenor hybrid, and this mic is the best I have used for live performance. I use flat EQ on the board and rely on the response curve of the mic, as well as the shape control on a TC Helicon T1 To EQ my voice. I am absolutely thrilled with the noticeable improvement in clarity and definition over the EV N/DYM 767 or the Shure SM57/58. Of course, it costs over twice as much as these mics, but my voice is my meal ticket and this is worth every penny. Plus, the Telefunken M80 is superior to any other dynamic mic I have used at ANY price. It gives me the Hi-Fi qualities of a condenser mic with the Great durability and feedback rejection of a dynamic mic. Buying the gold-plated version was a bit of an indulgence on my part, but it looks gorgeous!

[5.4" / 13.6 cm] I bought this clip on mic to use with my Tenor and Alto sax. I was originally using a beta 87 on a stand, so at first I was worried about considerable quality loss: not so! I even use it with the cheaper shure pgx wireless system and it sounds great! I am gonna have to buy another one soon to keep them ready on both saxes instead of switching....I should have bought this years ago.

[Yes] Very well built. Very stable and adjustable for different sizes of alto and tenor saxophone. Also adjust the height.