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iPod 3.5mm Stereo To RCA Adapter-T51866
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Nice item, white is cool but I thought it was black will be able to use it in the application... check to see if the color is what you want before you buy.
Sennheiser RS 120 RF Stereo Wireless headphone System with an Extra HDR 120 Headphone Receiver
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I use these headphones to watch TV without bothering other family members watching TV in another room. I have had other brands that did not have good reception and/or had a lot of static. The sound on these Sennheisers is crisp and clear--much better than the sound that comes from the TV speakers
On Stage KSB6500 Keyboard Stand Bag
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- Holds any the following models:
- KS7350: Pro Heavy-Duty Folding-Z
- KS7365EJ: Pro Heavy-Duty Folding-Z w/ 2nd Tier
- KS7150: Platform Style Keyboard Stand
- Dimensions: 30 x 16 x 8.75 inches
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This is a very good quality bag. I purchased it to use with the On Stage KS7350 Pro Heavy Duty Folding Z Keyboard Stand, and the stand fits very nicely with lots of extra room. The bag has a large padded pocket on the inside, and I assume this is for a 2nd tier for the stand (which I do not have). After seeing that the bag had so much room, I tried putting my On Stage KT7800 Plus Keyboard Bench in there along with the stand, and it fits!! They both fit in the bag very comfortably!! I was so excited when I found this out because that makes it that much easier to carry less things. My only suggestion is that you be careful to face the padded seat of the keyboard toward the outside of the bag so it doesn't press against the metal stand (although the seat would probably still be fine, anyway). This particular bench is larger than many, having a 3" thick padded seat that's 23" wide. So if you have a smaller bench, it should fit for sure.I'm very glad I got this bag. The Z-folding stand is awkward to carry by itself. This bag makes it a lot easier to tote around, and as an added bonus, it can fit my bench, too! :D Even with both the stand and the bench in the bag, there's still room for more stuff. Maybe even the 2nd tier and/or a smaller stand could still fit. If you do a lot of gigs, this bag will help make your life easier.
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I move alot and my keyboard stand has been sitting in storage. It started to rust before I realized I needed a case. The stand fit nicely.Read Best Reviews of On Stage KSB6500 Keyboard Stand Bag Here
I was looking for a soft case for my Quasimidi Sirius synthesizer, for the size .. this stand bag fits better than any other soft case out there. Paddings are okay, the outer nylon material is thick and nice. Just measure it first if you need it for something else, cos this thing is great. I'm very satisfied overall.Want On Stage KSB6500 Keyboard Stand Bag Discount?
I use the heavy duty folding z stand, and I have to dismantle it for it to fit in this bag. It does the job; it's just not convenient.The bag itself is pretty durable, however the zipper isn't that great.
Need to be careful not to break it.
Does what is supposed to do which is transport the Z stand.
Aerial7 Tank Headphones Mondrian, One Size
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Well, I'm no Tiesto nor Armin Van Buuren to rate this headphones as the best, but theyre sick, Ive never owned Beats so i cant compare them to those. Theyre much better than Skullcandys. Aerial7 sound is pretty decent, I really like the bass and the vocals sound very good, I was between these and some Pioneer and I chose these ones. The designs are very cool, very creative. Sound quality is very good. They include two chords, one short and one long, coiled, and also include adapters for microphone and sound and a 6.3 mm adapter. They come on handy with a travel bag for easy storage. Im very pleased and satisfied with my product.
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These headphones are great, for a number of reasons. They have good sound, they come with a microphone and a skype adapter so you can record and communicate with people, and you can use them with professional equipment. They look great and rest on your head without squishing it, and they won't break down on you. I love these.Buy Aerial7 Tank Headphones Mondrian, One Size Now
Extremely happy with my purchase. My daughter loves her headphones and the retailer worked with me to get them in time for Christmas as I forgot to order them early. Product and shipper both amazingTHANK YOURead Best Reviews of Aerial7 Tank Headphones Mondrian, One Size Here
We got this as a Christmas gift for my daughter. She loves it! It sounds great and looks cool. I recommend this product without exception.Want Aerial7 Tank Headphones Mondrian, One Size Discount?
Purchased these headphones as a gift to my cousin so I can't speak to the audio quality but she seemed to be happy with the appearance and style of them.
ER 6FT 3.5mm Mini Plug to RCA Hook Computer To Stereo 6 FT
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The cable arrived quickly via U.S. mail, and it works. Hooray! I used mine to connect the audio line out from a netbook to a TV, and it works great so far.
Now some initial observations.
For those who care about such things, the RCA connectors on the cable I received were black and red, not white and red, so I've posted a photo. I just plugged the red cable connector into the red socket, and the black cable connector into the white socket, and it's good to go.
How long is a 6-foot cable supposed to be? If you measure the one I got from the tip of the stereo plug to the tips of the RCA connectors, it's 6 feet 2.5 inches long; but if you measure just the unmolded section of cord, that's 5 feet 10.5 inches long.
The metal of all the connectors isn't gold plated; instead it's a silver color with a mirror finish. My guess is that it's a bright nickel plating over some base metal. FWIW, the connectors were not magnetic. There's a tan insulator between the center pin and outer sleeve of the RCA connectors that appears to be phenolic. All connectors were molded onto the wires, and included 5/8" of strain relief where the wires enter the connector.
The wire has two separately-insulated parts that are joined and run in parallel except for perhaps the last three inches at the RCA connectors, where the wire is split with each half going to a separate RCA connector. If the RCA connectors were pulled further apart, it seems the twinned wires would easily separate, allowing the RCA connectors to be positioned further apart.
The country of origin isn't indicated on the cable, and there was no individual unit packaging such as thermoformed plastic or a baggie.
I haven't had the product long enough to comment on long-term reliability.
In summary, the cable works, it's cheap, shipping was a bargain, and it arrived promptly. So far, I'm satisfied.
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Not much to say other than that the cable does what it's supposed to and seems to be good quality. I use it with a video cable to connect a MacBook to a plasma tv.Buy ER 6FT 3.5mm Mini Plug to RCA Hook Computer To Stereo 6 FT Now
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The item is as described and fulfills the task expected (3.5 mm mini plug to RCA Hook). This review is more for the supplier, AmaMax (AmaMax.com).I typically order cables as needed and do not give a second thought to the transaction unless I have a bad experience. However, this is the first cable supplier I have ordered from that generated an email to me specifically asking if I was satisfied with the transaction and if they could do anything to improve their service. I realize that this was email was autogenerated. However, it is nice to see a company today that is actually seeking feedback on their systems and services without being oppressive or offensive. Just a simple email asking if they could have done anything better.
AmaMax is now recorded in my list as a supplier to look for when I have future needs such as this.
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Got cable to connect stereo with an mp3 like device. Works fine and received promptly.
Audio-Technica ATH-M50S Professional Studio Monitor Headphones
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- Collapsible design ideal for easy portability and convenient storage
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- Frequency Response: 15 - 28000 Hz
- Cable Length: 3.50 M
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I'm not a professionalI'm just a person who really loves her music, and I don't know much of anything the specs on this pair of headphones. What I can offer is what I did and how these headphones sound from an average person's point of view.First off, I got this pair of headphones about a year ago, and I got them for about $130, tax included. When I got them, they sounded pretty good; just about as good as my pair of skullcany ink'd earbuds (those earbuds are pretty awesome even though they do break after about three months). Before purchasing the headphones, I read a couple reviews about how this pair of headphones need to be "burnt in". I did some research on google, and found out what "burning in" was (basically you plug in the headphones and play white noise/ pink noise for a certain number of hours). So I burnt in my headphones for about 60 ish hours (I wasn't really countingI was just playing the noise while I labored over homework). To my surprise, they sounded better after that. The m50 headphones actually gets better as it ages (the voices get crisper, the sounds sound more natural).
Honestly, I love this pair of headphones (they sound way better than my (5th) pair of skullcandies now) for several reasons:
I don't feel them after a while. It feels like I'm just plainly not wearing them
The material's comfortable (I have really flat straight hair and an average head) and isn't too big or small.
The sound quality is amazing. I'm not kidding when I say that the voices are so much crisper. The sound quality is really balanced too. The skullcandies tend to put more emphasis on the well, heavier side of music (beats, etc). A classical piece sounds as good as say a deadmau5 song though the m50's (which is pretty darn good).
The headphone jack is really well built. It's not going to fall apart like my skullcandies anytime soon.
A couple things that might be helpful to know:
The cord's insanely long. I had to get a ribbon to tie up most of it. Otherwise I end up tripping on it or tangling it.
The sound quality's still really amazing at low volumes. My ears are really sensitive (more than an hour or two with the skullcandies at the lowest volume on my I-pod will make my ears feel awful), and the m50's don't hurt my ears. I listen to the m50's for 4-5 hours a day, and my ears are fine (the volume is usually on 2-4 on my laptop, which is a Dell Studio).
I wear glasses, and after a while, the glasses frame will leave an indent on the sides of the headphone cushions. I wouldn't advise wearing flimsy plastic frameless glasses with this pair of headphones.
The headphones block sound pretty well. When I put them on, I definitely can't hear my mom talking (sorry, Mom). I can hear her voice if she shouts, but I can't make out the words. I travel with my family a lot, and the headphones did a good job blocking out the airplane noise.
These fold in pretty well. It took me a while to figure out how they fold in since they can flip, turn, and twist in every which way.
What I actually listen to: J-pop, J-rock, rock, pop, classical, techno, a bit of country, well, a bit of everything.
The only thing I'm worried out for this pair of headphones is where the cord connects to the left "ear cup". It's not as strong as the headphone jack. I guess it's not supposed to be?
I don't have any other pair of headphones, so I don't really have anything to compare the m50's to, but if the price ever falls below 130, I'd get a second pair (my current pair never leaves home). Some of the old reviews say that these headphones used to be below 100, but I doubt that the price would ever fall that low again. I should probably stop procrastinating and get back to my homework now.
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I've had these headphones for about a week and a half now, and I love 'em. They are not ideal for all listening situations, however. I typically use the M50s with a FiiO E11 Portable Headphone Amplifier connected to my iPad via a FiiO L3 Line Out Dock (LOD) Cable, or connected to my laptop via the cable the E11 comes with (which plugs into the headphones/audio out jacks on computers, MP3 players, iPads and iPhones, etc). This gives me great sound when I listen to various alternative and rock stations through the TuneIn Radio app for iPad or to lossless music on my laptop. But when I watch a movie on my iPad or laptop, I prefer to listen through my Sennheiser HD555 Professional Headphones, because they have a better soundscape than the M50s. Open back headphones, such as the 555s, typically have more spacious soundscapes than closed back headphones such as the M50s. ("Soundscape" refers to perception of distance from the source. If an automobile is approaching from the rear left in a movie scene, with the 555s I can easily discern its location and can hear/"feel" its approach, whereas I do not get such a sense of depth or soundscape with the M50s. But when listening to rock with the 555s, I do not get the sense of immediacy and presence nor anywhere near as much bass as I do with the M50s, which is why I'm glad I own both headphones.)I wanted the straight cable version of the M50s because of previous experience with coiled headphones cables becoming stretched out and unsightly over time. The straight cable is 11 feet long, which means that it needs to be folded up and rubber-banded or twist-tied when the M50s are used with a portable music player by someone who is out and about or moving around a lot.
I like that the M50 ear pads can be replaced for around $20 a pair (at present, and apparently not through Amazon). I own a pair of Sennheiser HD580s that are now over a decade old, and the ear pads are pretty much worn out, making wearing the 580s very uncomfortable as well as no doubt negatively affecting their audio quality. Replacement ear pads for the 580s cost around $50! (Replacement ear pads for AKG's Quincey Jones Q701 headphones retail for about $35 EACH or $70 a pair!) The M50 headphones are circumaural, meaning that their ear pads cover the ears (as opposed to sitting on the ears like supra-aural headphones), and cover my ears just fine (I'd say that my ears are somewhere between medium and large in size).
And I like that the M50s can be folded up and stored and carried in the soft pleather protective pouch they come with. When folded up the M50s and folded up cable could fit, tightly, in a box that is approximately 5" x 7" x 4".
My hat size is about 7 5/8 (about 23 7/8 inches), and while the M50s fit me fine and are reasonably comfortable, after an hour or so they begin to feel a tad uncomfortable, meaning that I start to get that "clamping" sensation that headphone wearers talk about. At this point I begin adjusting the headphones a bit. Some folks deal with this kind of problem by putting their headphones over, say, a head-sized speaker cabinet to stretch them out, but I'm reluctant to do that because I take it for granted that my head will cause the M50s to stretch over time, and I wouldn't want to risk pushing them in the direction of becoming not tight enough. And as many reviewers of the M50s note, they get hot after a while (very quickly when I wear them while working out on an exercycle or elliptical, otherwise after about an hour). When wearing them during exercise I need to have a towel, rag, or cloth handy in case I need to wipe sweat off the pads. I'm bald but find the headband reasonably comfortable.
I like the M50s for listening to some classical music, whereas there is some classical music that I prefer to listen with the aforementioned Sennheiser HD555s (e.g., opera, which I find benefits from headphones with more spacious soundscapes).
If you are in the market for headphones and are considering the M50s, I recommend that you check out Tyll Herstens' positive (he recommends them) YouTube review of the M50s (which is available both on YouTube and at Mr. Herstens' excellent site, Inner Fidelity; there is also a written review at Inner Fidelity). Mr. Herstens has done some serious technical research on the question of headphone burn-in, and you can find his articles on that at Inner Fidelity (once at the site, search for "burn-in" or "break-in"). If you are interested in reviewing technical data and graphs for headphones, including the M50s, check out the "Build A Headphone Graph" section in the "Learning Center" of the HeadRoom site. There you can create and compare graphs for up to four different headphones at a time.
Finally, the M50s are marketed as offering "maximum isolation," so how good are they at noise isolation? I wouldn't wear them for noise-cancelling purposes (we don't want to confuse noise-isolating headphones with noise-cancelling headphones; see the Wikipedia entry for noise-cancelling headphones for more information), such as when I ride my lawn tractor. They are too nice for such use, but if I didn't care about that I would still prefer my AblePlanet active noise-cancelling headphones for such use, because they work really well at blocking out loud noise like the sound of a lawn tractor. The M50s are more than adequate for noise-isolation when I use an exercycle or elliptical, and probably do offer the maximum amount of noise-isolation that closed-back headphones which are not active noise-cancelling headphones can offer.
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These are the best sounding headphones I've had, even right out of the box, and the bass showed noticeable improvement after only a few hours of use.They're light, comfortable, and have amazing clarity even with their bass response. No muddy bass at all, it sounds crisp and heavy even at lower volume. They're a noticeable improvement over the other sets I have, a Grado SR80i and Sennheiser HD280 Pro's; the construction seems better than the 280's, too, with solid mountings and rotation on the cups and a reinforced cable at the jack. The cable is long enough to reach across my living room to my receiver with extra slack to spare, and with this straight cable version I don't get the tangles I have with my 280's.
All around great headphones, and I'm really happy with them. Awesome music headphones, but the clarity makes them great with dialog in movies and the bass in games is powerful without being overbearing.
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These headphones are great! I chose these since I didn't want the coiled cord version (I think it looks tacky in the year 2011) but they are identical in every other way to the ATHM50. These are great all-around headphones, and you'd be hard pressed to find anything at this price-point to give you an all-around experience aside from open headphones (Grado SR125i being one of the open headphones at this level to potentially challenge the ATHM50S).Sound: 4.5/5
Wow. I prefer these to its famed open "little" brother, the ATH-AD700 due to more accurate and tight sounding audio. It sounds great, the bass can be heard and is not muddy. However, if you prefer bass like Beats headphones, these are going to be a little disappointing, as they don't bring skullcrushing bass. There is no lack of bass, however, as Daft Punk bass gets the drivers bouncing with lots of bass. Now, I know these are closed headphones, but the soundstage is a bit lacking. I personally don't mind as much, but for those that like immersion in their music, a quiet environment with open headphones will be better for you. If you just need seclusion and want to listen to music in a louder environment or want to be considerate to others, these headphones are going to fit all but the pickiest Basshead (I missed the call for dinner a few times with these on, and trust me, I was quite hungry at the time). Very balanced sound.
Comfort: 4.75/5
These headphones are nice, and I can wear them for hours. The issue with this is that they can get a pit warm on your ears (sometimes I think my earwax feels like its melting, but maybe I just want that to happen because I think that would be cool). Now, those with large ears and/or ears that stick out might find these a little small or constricting, but for me, they fit just fine.
Value: 5/5
Unless you go to open headphones at this price-point, you won't find better overall headphones. These aren't the best possible headphones you could find, but then you're talking about $500+ headphones. Check out head-fi and audiophile forums. These get quite a lot of praise, and are frequently considered the best at this price point, and the quality of these headphones shows it.
Zoom B1 Bass Multi Effects Pedal
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- 46 Effects types; 8 Modules
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- Built in drum machine
- Harmonized pitch shifter
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So I started off looking for a simple headphone amp for my bass guitar which range in price from $40 to $80 amd my guitar player friend recomended that I get a small bass effects pedal. And long story short this thing is a headphone amp, a tuner, a amp simulator, a multi effects pedal, and a drum machine all in a $49.00 package.Buy Zoom B1 Bass Multi Effects Pedal Now
Sounds great, works great, not the best out there, but for the price, it worked for me. Used it on the worship team a few times, and also practicing at home. I wouldnt use it for my main gigs though too many drunks stomping around.. and this little thing is plastic. But it works goodly enough for most things :)Read Best Reviews of Zoom B1 Bass Multi Effects Pedal Here
I use this effects unit every-time I play bass.I can almost all-ways find a group of settings that fit the sound that I want. The only reason why I gave this unit a 4 is because it can be kind of tedious to adjust all of the presets to edit an effect setting. If I am searching for a unique sound that I will like, it can take up to 5 minutes to go through the coding to find a good setting. Also, I recommend the Zoom B2 for added durability as the B1 is more for practice with plastic and rubber hardware.Want Zoom B1 Bass Multi Effects Pedal Discount?
I was looking for something to reproduce the high quality effects that are contained within Cool Edit but pre-signal for live shows as opposed to post-signal for recording.These Zoom units come pretty damn close!
I am running this into a Hartke rig so I started out dialing in the Hartke simulation and then adding one effect at a time. It is true that some effects are more experimental than others but there are more than enough that are usuable straight away.
If you already have a compressor, it's best to turn the one inside the Zoom off and set the eq flat to start. Also, don't forget to store any changes you make straight away in one of the user banks.
Otherwise these are pretty straight forward to use and you really can't go wrong by simply exploring the full possiblities of ONE effect at a time with the SAME amp simulation.
Highly recommended!
I know it will never sound like the real rig, but from an economic and practical point of view is more cost-effective. People won't notice the difference live(if you set it right), and you won't break your back carrying the bass amp nor your pocket.
Blue Microphones Snowball Plug-and-Play USB Microphone in Black with Studio Headphones and Micropho
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I'm trying to get started with voiceovers and this mic and accessories are an excellent start for a home studio. Naturally there are better mics available but for the money this will give me reliable output as I get started.This is a good product for the money I paid for it. We've actually bought two of these now... one for home use and one that my wife bought for her department at work.Recommended!I love this mic, it is amazing. I have yet to really use it for serious work. But I have played around with it, with my friends. It is easy to use, easy to set up. It came in excellent condition and all the things that was listed were included when it arrived. I would recommend this product to anyone who loves music or making youtube videos.this was for my son and he says its amazing except the headset broke about 2 days after recieving the order but everything else was amazing thank you
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While the $200 price tag is steep and higher than it was when originally introduced, this headphone probably deserves to be in whatever price bracket the Sennheiser HD25 is in... even if I happen to think both should be $50 cheaper. The O-One has very extended highs and fairly balanced frequency response throughout except for a suck-out in the lower midrange. It can get a teensy bit tinny in the treble, which is probably the result of some small frequency dips throughout the mids and treble combined with the slight upper two octaves' brightness, but it's not bad and some of the initial brightness seems to relax over time with burn-in (I hope that's not just the onset of hearing damage?). Though the bass doesn't go quite as deep as the HD280, it still seems deeper and plays more tunefully down there than the Sony and there's no wooly quality noticeable in the mids, either. The Sony might still have a touch more of upper bass kick compared to the Ortofon's prodigious bass "bloom" (like flower, not bomb).
Compared to the HD280, HD25, and Sony V6/7506, the O-One is the most "open-sounding" of the four. It is the best implementation of the Ultrasone S-Logic baffle I have heard on a closed headphone. For those wondering, this is manufactured by Ultrasone's Asian OEM but was "voiced" by Ortofon and is a unique result from prior Ultrasones. It's probably worth trying the Sony first to make sure it is not objectionable to you. If its rolled-off extreme highs, harder mid-treble, slightly less extended bass than the O-One, and more closed sound isn't an issue for you, then you can save a hundred bucks and go that route. If you're looking for closed earpad headphones or extreme durability under $200, then the HD25 is the automatic choice. I find that one doesn't handle the treble at very loud volumes quite as well as the others, though. They can get kind of splashy. The HD25 is otherwise an inoffensive, mud-free balance in overall smoothness and response, though it lacks the deepest bass, the highest highs, or the immediacy of some of the others.
It doesn't seem you can have everything in this price range. This brings me to the last point: if you're hell-bent on spending $200 on closed-back headphone, you might want to consider another $50-100 to get into the next performance bracket where you will compromise less and start achieving extension on both ends, low distortion, and good balance all in the same model.
Traveler Guitar EG-2 EG2 BLK M Electric Guitar, Black
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- Features 2 precision-placed single coil pickups
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Very good design and the set up is quite good. The guitar was in tune when i opened the box. No sharp fret edges and the 25.5 inch scale is must have for me. I was dragging a full size acoustic on to airplanes and the compact size of the traveler is a real plus. Keeps me gig ready when im traveling and for that I am greatful. Probally a tad bit overpriced ( compared to what you could get a the local Guitar Idiots store) but if this guitar was lost I would get another one.
Odyssey LTBXS X-Stand: Double Braced Dj Coffin And Keyboard Stand
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- Features solid twin steel bracing with extra deep support bars to support larger gear, extra deep base for added stability
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I bought this to use with my DJ equipment ( Numark NS7). It's light, sturdy, stores easily, and easy to assemble. It works well with and without a flight case. I'm very happy with my purchase. I would recommend to a friend.Buy Odyssey LTBXS X-Stand: Double Braced Dj Coffin And Keyboard Stand Now
This is absolutely the best coffin stand I've ever owned, hands down. This has wide support beams for all four legs, not your average pole legs. The weight is not bad either, especially for the sturdiness. If you don't like a rickety dj set up, than this is the stand for you. I definitely recommend this stand. Great buy!Read Best Reviews of Odyssey LTBXS X-Stand: Double Braced Dj Coffin And Keyboard Stand Here
The Odyssey X-Stand is definitely a great deal for the price. The build is very sturdy and can handle a lot of weight. Through extensive comparison shopping on the internet, I determined that this product is one of the best in it's price range.Want Odyssey LTBXS X-Stand: Double Braced Dj Coffin And Keyboard Stand Discount?
This stand is very strong and well built , at first I thought I was getting something that was low quality because of the low price... its a great buy.... i would recommed it to my friends ...excellent quality.. structurally sound..
Ion Audio IUC3 Vinyl Forever Audio Converter
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This is the best product I have ever purchased. I looked at expensive turntables with recorders built into them and was not impressed by the costumer reviews. I decided to try this as it was very low cost and got a good review. Well I can say that it deserves more than 5 stars because it does everything and does it easily. Just load the software into you computer, then hook the provided red and white RCA cables from your turntable into the converter, then plug the converter into your computer with the provided USB cable.
The software walks you through what to do next, I needed to call the support line to get the converter to recognize my turntable (this was fast and easy, the person who helped me spoke English and quickly guided me through setting my laptop within a few minutes), then I simple continued to follow the directions to just begin the recorder and start my turntable, that was it!
There is a great feature which lets you visually set the volume recording level to make sure that you do not over amplify and "peak clip" the music, once you set it to a good level it stays there, that's it.
This software DOES separate the tracks for you (some of the expensive turntable recorders didn't even do that), and I just let the recorder keep running and flipped the album over to record both sides, which makes not difference converting to mp3s.
Once the recording is finished you manually put the album title and track titles on it and push done and it automatically puts the album into your iTunes library.
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I have had a couple of Ion LP/45 record deck converters so was pleased to find this "little gem". Works like a charm with a stereo tape deck and your computer... easy plug-n-play software converts your old cassette tapes into your iTunes music collection.Buy Ion Audio IUC3 Vinyl Forever Audio Converter Now
I was looking at record players on Amazon and this came up in the search.Holy cow! Unbelievable! Less than $20 for a USB turntable! Great reviews! Only 5 left!
Bang I bought it.
oops.
It works only with an EXISTING turntable. Says so, right there in the little print that you don't see when you are excited.
Luckily I was able to cancel my order.
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Much better than ions cheap usb turntable that fails after a few hours plus much cheaper. Use your own high quality turntable.