On Stage SSP7950 Tripod Speaker Stand Package with Bag

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List Price: $211.99
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• Reversible upper shaft makes for a universal f
• Tension height adjustment knob and safety pin for added safety
• Locking/Retractable leg housing with 120 degrees design for low center of gravity and equal weight distribution
• Nylon carry bag featuring an adjustable shoulder carrying strap or 2 carrying handles and a heavy-gauge 2-pull zipper

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let me give some advise about anybody trying to cut corners on cost,dont do it,i spent $ 120 dollars on these stands and believe me it is worth every penny of it,they are sturdy and well built, made out of aluminum,which makes it light weight but built strong,eazy to adjust the mounting pole and can fit any size speaker hole by takeing the pole out and turning it on the other side of the pole,eliminateing the need to buy mounting brackets for the speakers,and the stands were shipped in good sturdy boxes,all i can say you can take a chance and buy some $ 50 dollar stands and hope they dont come scrached up or broken when they arrive at your door step,or you can just spend a little extra money and you will know you will have some good qualty stands arriveing at your door step in a good qualty box,so you want have a dent or a scratch on them.from dj mark ,chicago, ill.

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These stands are very sturdy, held up 80 pound speakers with no problems and very little wobbling. Much lighter than steel pole stands. Nice design on the reversible top pole to accomodate both standard sized mounting holes without an adapter. The included bag is also thick and durable, more like thick cordura, not the thin nylon rain jacket type material. The bag also had a sewn in center nylon divider running the full length of the bag, which keeps the two stands separated for less noise (and scratches) when transporting.

I also find that these stands are sturdier than most 5-7' photo lightstands, so I may just double duty these as lightstands and backdrop stands with the right clamps.

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I had been borrowing these speaker stands from a school I work with for my occasional gigs. They're sturdy and light and just what I need. The new price along with the quality carry bag make this a definite "must have" addition to anybody's rig! I now have my own!

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I've been using these stands for years and I'm here to tell you to buy the things already!! I bought these to augment the ones I already have and use on a regular basis. They are sturdy, lightweight, and stand up to the abuse of pounding speakers (without falling); as well as being put up and down and in and out of the truck. I prefer to use these stands over other stands.

I borrowed a pair of these and liked them so much I bought my own. For the price, the construction is beefy and the legs open so wide that it would take a real klutz to knock them over. The only parts I have some reservation about are the plastic (fiberglass?) collars that slide to adjust the post extension and tripod legs. I have no reason to doubt that they will last but would have prefered a metal fitting.

The post extension can be flipped to fit two sizes of speaker mounts. The smaller end fits my Mackie SRM 350s perfectly. The bag is a real plus: The zipper works well and there's a padded divider inside to keep the stands from banging against each other. Packed up, the stands take up little space in my trunk.

I believe these stands would handle the SRM450s, but I probably wouldn't put any speaker heavier or larger than that on them.

Highly recommended (within reason).

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(Red Trim) SumacLife Microsuede Sleeve w/ Neoprene Bubble Padding for Sony Xperia Tablet Z 10.1-inc

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I have a Sony Xperia Z Tablet with a Poetic case. The tablet (with case on) fits perfectly inside pouch. I like to use it for more cushion and protection when traveling with my tablet. I don't, however, like how the tablet fits inside the restraints without the case on. It's not as snug as I would like. But overall I am extremely happy about this purchase. Not bad for $14.99 (without earbuds)

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Fly@ Fashion Silver New Universal Bluetooth Handsfree Headset Earphone for Cell Phone Bh06

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THis is working and saves me the energy from holding a phone, yes its sounds lazy but when u hold a phone for hours the arm starts to get tired thank you!

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Traveler Guitar Pro-Series Acoustic-Electric Travel Guitar with Gig Bag

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List Price: $542.99
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• One-piece maple neck and body with natural finish
• Includes listening Stethophone for battery-free private listening and traditional 1/4-inch output with tone and volume
• Detachable lap rest
• Includes deluxe gig bag, limited three-year warranty
• Full 24 3/4" scale steel-string acoustic/electric travel guitar fits in airline overhead bins

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I've had my traveler guitar for 10 years and absolutely love it. It's been all over the world with me and I've gigged with it for hundreds of fellow GIs at austere locations around the globe. People are constantly amazed by how good of a sound comes from such a small guitar. I usually play it through a Korg Pandora for headphones or when I'm using a PA. When I'm in a hotel room I take a Roland Micro Cube or Johnson mini amp along depending on my luggage space and they each sound great with the Traveler. I've spent over a decade trying every portable guitar set-up that I could find and I've yet to see anything that I like more than this!

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I totally love my traveler, except for one detail, the detachable arm (where the dials and switch are located) did not endure the stress, and the wood split at the point of attachment. I did a mickeymouse job of reattaching the split wood, and though it jiggles just a little bit, it's relatively sturdy.

But i truly do take it pretty much everywhere i go, especially if i know i'll be waiting a while for something or someone. This way, i make sure to practice a good half-hour minimum daily as opposed to the couple of hours a month (before the Traveler).

The sound is not super crunchy, but it's nice, clean, and clear on the amps i've played it on. I've used mostly Fender strings, and the action is very nice. I don't have much trouble in the way of tuning or it going out of tune, unless i play an extensive amount of bends, and then it's usually the G string that goes out of tune. I've used the capo, a slide, a few effects with this guitar, and i'm satisfied with everything so far (except for wishing for a whammy bar from time to time).

So, if this guitar was stronger at it's stress point, and it included a whammy bar, it would be truly a 5-star plus in my estimation.

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I knew I wanted to learn to play a guitar, but lugging a full sized acoustic to/from work wouldn't cut it for me. So I was at my LMS one day when I ran across the Traveler. It's amazing! The neck is full sized, and solid maple, so it looks and feels like a $1200 guitar. The rest of the guitar looks a little funky, but don't let that fool you. The sound is at least as good as any above average electric from a guitar store (The pickup is medium quality), and if you connect it to something like a Mac, using GarageBand with a "LightSnake" interface cable, the results will amaze you. It is small enough to fit in an airline's overhead luggage storage bin. One thing I don't like is that the stock stethoscope "headphone" for playing it acoustic can be pretty painful. It's an acoustic tube, like the old airline in-flight movie systems. with stethoscope earplugs. My advice, like someone else said here, is to buy a small 2 watt Microcube, a computer interface, or a headset amp and play it as a solid-body electric. Remember, no electric can drive a headset directly. Heck, you can even play it "unplugged". Odds are, you'll be the only one able to hear it. This is perfect for late night practice without disturbing the family, and is hundreds of dollars cheaper than the "Silent Series" of full sized guitars from Yamaha. The maker's website has the manual on-line, along with a photo collection of people playing it around the world. From the cockpit of a 747 to the top of Mt.Everest, the Traveler has been there. I've had mine 4 years, and my first string finally broke tonight. I had been dreading replacing the strings, but happily discovered they are much easier to change than my full-sized acoustic guitar (D'Addario EJ-15, extra light, round wound bronze phosphor are included as standard). Yes, it may look a little funny, but the Traveler more than makes up for that by its performance and portability.

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This little guitar is amazing. I now take it when I need a guitar away from home. It's fun to play and sounds great when I need to play at public gatherings. I've taken it on planes with no problem and no questions asked. Great item.

The guitar came well boxed and padded with brown paper. Unfortunately there was no receipt included which I would need for warranty work. I called Customer Service and they just sent me a copy of an email that they sent me for the purchase. If anything goes wrong with the guitar and I would need warranty work, I'm not sure that a copy of email would satisfy the need of a receipt.

As far as the guitar, it is an excellent alternative to a full size guitar when you are unable to bring a full size one. But this is not a good substitue to a conventional guitar. The fit and finish are spectacular to say the least. The electronics work flawlessly. The sound is very good. The included stethescope earphone is uncomfortable to wear and most headphone amps will not fit into the cable jack due to its location. As far as playability, it is strange for my right hand. Without a full size body my hand gets a bit confused sometimes. Nice gigbag.

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Yamaha YPG-535 88-key Portable Grand Graded-Action USB Keyboard with Matching Stand and Sustain Ped

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List Price: $760.00
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• 88 piano-style keys with Graded Soft Touch
• USB To Device: connect USB storage devices (storage device optional)
• Large Wave ROM features extra high quality Live! Grand sample
• Backlit LCD (320 x 240) displays lyrics, chords & notation
• Performance Assistant Technology features Melody Mode in addition to Chord and Chord/Free Mode

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My husband bought this for me for Christmas as a surprise. He did a lot of research and certainly Yamaha digital pianos are very well made, and preferable as a rule. However he did see one comment that concerned him, but purchased it anyway. Turns out his concern was valid. The keyboard, while very good quality, is not the same bed as the upper end models (DGX 640) and when I played more classical pieces, the clicking noise of the keys was quite evident, and became annoying. This wouldn't be a concern to someone playing rock or jazz at a louder volume, or when listening thru headphones, or recording. But I play all kinds of music and it just wasn't acceptable. We went to a store and I played on various keyboards and this is when it became evident that the more expensive models, while still having a muted sound when depressed, was nowhere near as loud. I recommend that you try out the keyboard of any digital piano before buying online. It's a personal preference. We upgraded to the Yamaha DGX model (about $300.00) more and given the cost of these pianos, it's worth getting exactly what you want.

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Nice keyboard, nice sound, feels like a real piano and it's got all the keys. I like that it includes a nice, stable music rest, keyboard stand, footswitch and power adaptor.

Lots of features too: fun sounds, (drum, maracas, bongos, etc. plus sound effects like phone, ufo, dog barking, etc)

It has a super metronome which you can adjust the tempo of, set the number of beats per measure, adjust volume, etc.

It records your performance which is nice, so my piano teacher can play something she wants me to learn, record it, then I can replay that when I'm practicing.

More features, too many to mention... If you'd like to start with something smaller or something less expensiv, I'd check out a Casio keyboard. Casio CTK4000 Premium Pack with Power Supply, Keyboard Stand and Professional Closed Cup Stereo Headphones, Casio LK100 Lighted Keyboard with Premium Accessories Package (this is the first one I got)

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First, let me say that this is a solid product for a very good price. It's highly portable, even once you set it up. I'm not sure how much it weighs, but I'm a 5'3", 95lbs person, and I can lift and carry this piano with a medium amount of effort. It's got a full keyboard, and has hundreds of different sounds effects, as well as a pretty good volume range and a jack that you can plug your headphones into if you want a little bit of privacy (although, you have to buy an adapter for your headphone jack).

With that said, the main reason I didn't give this product a full 5 stars is that when you press the keys, it's much more difficult to press the keys closer to the top than the bottom of the keys. This probably has something to do with how the spring mechanism for the keys were designed, and I'm not sure if this is a problem with all keyboards on electronic pianos. It has taken some getting used to and sometimes, I miss notes because of the pressure differential. Also, the keys are a little too easy to press for my taste, although some might like it. Lastly, when you turn the volume all the way up, there seems to be a little bit of distortion in the sound as if the speakers can't handle all the noise, and it's hard to hear individual notes. Of course, just turn the volume down to medium-high or lower, and you don't have that problem anymore.

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My wife is a member of an informal trio with her as the pianist and two friends with violins. They have a wonderful time playing together and want to be able to share their joy with others, even if a piano is not present. She asked for a keyboard for Christmas and I complied.

This is a wonderful keyboard, and certainly does not have any clicking keys as one reviewer noted. While it cannot compare with her handmade Kawaii 6 foot 5 inch grand piano, it certainly is not a disappointment. Even her piano teacher, who is probably the best pianist on the island, is impressed with the quality of the keyboard, and of the music produced. The physical size of the keyboard matches that of the grand piano, so be warned that transporting it requires care and a larger vehicle than her small one. But I will be happy to carry it for her and I did buy a matching carrying bag.

There are many "voices" to the keyboard, and my wife loves to experiment with ones such as the clavicord. The built in metronome is also a very nice feature. The instruction manual is extensive, and she has been reading it with gusto. In fact, she spends as much time on the keyboard as on the piano these days.

It also provides the option to practice at other locations that do not have a piano. One of the violinists is in this category and is thrilled that practices can now sometimes be held in her home. Having the keyboard has opened up many new possibilities.

While the keyboard is certainly not in the same bracket as a good grand piano, you should not be disappointed with owning one. For the money, this is a wonderful value and we both highly recommend it. And by the way, while it was a Christmas present, it was rather obvious when it arrived and I was not able to keep it away from her using it. She has now been using it for 4 weeks, and finds out new features every day. She continues to love it.

We received the keyboard very quickly and in perfect condition which was a concern because we are an FPO address overseas. It sounds great and the keys are semi-weighted. I doubt we will ever need to upgrade this keyboard since it has so many features and we are recreational players. Great choice if you want something more than a standard keyboard and less than a digital piano.

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Audio-Technica M2L

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List Price: $799.00
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• EP3 Headphones M2T Stereo Transmitter M2R Stereo Receiver High-fidelity sound Can hear yourself better at lower volumes Band M operates on frequencies between 614.000 to 647.000Mhz Band L operates on frequencies between 575.000 to 608.000Mhz 100 selectable UHF channels Up to 10 simultaneous systems per frequency band 3.5mm line-in jack connects to ambient microphone, click track, and more LED indicators provide easy-to-read level monitoring XLR loop output (true pass-through) connects to signal

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These in ears have saved my hearing. No more ringing, no more "WHAT DID YOU SAY?" after gigs/practice. No more piercing crash symbols rattling my goods. These really taught me and made me more aware of intensity on the microphone, too. Very comfortable. The only hard part is hearing the rest of the band! HAH! The battery life is pretty decent make sure you change them before a gig!!!

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The option for audio input on the body pack did the trick for me. Solves the "boy-in-the-bubble" problem hearing the guy standing next to you or crowd feedback. This is NOT a loud unit my hearing is awful nor should it be, but it does make me look for sources on my board where I can boost the volume BEFORE it goes into the transmitter....Overall a good deal, simple to set up, and works a dream.

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Our band needed a decent monitoring system, do we invest in floor monitors or in-ear wireless? We decided wireless in ear, although possibly more expensive (you could find some floor monitors pretty cheap if you wanted) Simon @ Jansen Pro Audio and Lighting came to my rescue and recommended the Audio Technica M2 wireless system. I received the package and liked the main transmitter unit, decent solid feel and weight to it. The belt pack receiver was made of resonably sturdy plastic. I plugged in the unit to my stereo to test out, and sent some sounds over the airwaves. Initially I realised that the unit makes the music sent sound like its been radiofied! loss of highs and some lows, my initial thoughts was a little dissapointed. But that was just a quick test, and not a real world situation. So came band practice and rich the other guitarist had his and I had mine, with a little bit of working out how we were going to have them set up on from the mixer we started. Totally different to my initial impressions. The sound that you hear in your ear is better than what I was listening to standing in front of my Marshall Cab. We had the cabs mic'd and was getting a mean crisp marshall sound in my ears. I was loving it. After break time at practise we tweaked the settings and found a better setup. Wow even better, I was so impressed I was still buzzing and excited about it a few days later. I could hear everything clearly, at a safe volume. It was crazy. I went outside of the room we practised and kept playing (wireless guitar unit as well) I was fully connected to the band. It didn't matter were I was the same sound was in my ear, I could jump over to the other guitarist and jam with him without being soaked by his sound. Less problems with microphone feedback. I also recommend getting professional in ear moulds made. You will never ever regret getting them done. Pacific ears supplied me with T15 in ear and moulds. One word.....AWESOME!

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First Act MA215 Bass Amplifier

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• 15 watts of bass power, 8" speaker with excellent signal clarity and definition
• Adjustable presence for fine tuning, enclosed back fro maximum sound projection
• Audio in jack for playing along with CD, MP3 or cassette, Speaker-canceling headphone jack for quiet practicing
• Detachable power cord with fuse access
• Rugged cabinet with classic look, ETL approved

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less than three weeks after receiving my amp in the mail, it stopped working. right in the middle of playing something on my bass, the cord slipped out without a sound and now the amp wont even make bass sounds. it only hums instead. after doing some research on the company, i found out that they have been sued for having items that "shouldn't even be called musical instruments" that are "irreparable."

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When I first bought mine it wouldn't even turn on. Good thing there's an extra fuse under the power cord inlet at the rear. I replaced the fuse and I'm now using it with no problems. It's not a very powerful amp, but I'm sure my neighbors won't like it any louder.

However, if you set the bass control too high along with the volume, the cabinet buzzes at the lower notes.

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amp still does not work as plugging in to bass line produces nothing...trying to see if wiring is off

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I bought this amp when I was young and dumb and didn't know anything about music. This amp is not worth $50 let alone $100. Don't waste your money! Buy something used on craigslist or something that will last a while and can stand a little volume. This amp is only suitable as a toy, like those tiny child drumsets.

This is one of two amps my son owns -his other amp cost 2X as much as this one and isn't any better.. I'd recommend to anyone looking to buy a n amp for less than $125..

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Sony MDR-7510 Professional Studio Headphones with 50mm Driver Unit

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• 50mm Driver Unit with PET Diaphragm
• Closed-Ear Design
• Wide Frequency Response
• High Power Handling Capacity 2,000mW
• Stereo Unimatch Plug

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The Sony MDR series has been populated by excellent products for decades! I still have 2 two pair in regular use after 20+ years. The MDR-7510 is very sensitive and seals out outside noises better than any thing other than the "stick it in your ear" types. I use these with portable digital recorders from Zoom for field recording of nature sounds and indiginous musical groups. They are perfect for this use. Highly recommended.

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Good low impedance headphones. Good for traveling when listening to MP3 music when normal headphones load down players. I travel a lot and was tired of other headphones not getting loud enough, great fidelity and punch

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I would recommend these headphones, for home use to listen to music, and for beginning use for creating music. They are light and comfortable, and if they fit my head, they should easily fit anyone else's, (I've got a large skull, lol). Anyway if you like good quality audio, with close-to-realistic sound, I would definitely suggest these, for a pair of headphones that cost $129 it's a good deal.

The padding on the inside, is more sturdy and from the feel of it, it will not flake like my previous headphones have in the past. If used carefully and not tugged at or anything, I feel they will stay durable for a few years at least. I know that with proper care, my older headphones were maintained for at least 7 years, and the only thing that came off was the 'leather' layer of black rubbery material on the outside, hence it flaked off, but the padding--the sponge-like mesh--stayed intact even after so many years. So take care not to tug, pull or rip your headphones when taking them off, and they should last you for years, assuming the sound and quality does not diminish, which I'll add--my previous Sony headphones--MDR-V900HD Dynamic Stereo Headphones, which I still use--are still great, just a little different sound, but otherwise after about 7 years of use, they're still functioning quite well. So all in all, Sony produces good sound-quality headphones. I'm not a fan of too much bass, I like a realistic sound, like when you go anywhere to hear acoustic performances--so far besides my old MDR-V900HD Dynamic Stereo Headphones by Sony, (cost range when I got them 7 years ago--about $260--but I see them on amazon for like $99 refurbished, etc. plus they're probably cheaper overall.) These MDR-7510 by Sony come a lot closer to a good and realistic sound than any other brand I've tried to use. No offense to Audio-Technica, but their Audio-Technica ATH-M50S Professional Studio Monitor Headphones have too much bass, and have a muffled sound, like as if there's a hallway of distance between you and the source from where the music is coming from. So I returned those, and got these Sony MDR-7510 pair. I find them satisfactory being only about $20 more compared to the $119 of the Audio-Technica ATH-M50S ones. But overall, it's really all about what people like, and how they're accustomed to listen to music. So there you have it. :)

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Ive been using this headphones for about 6 moths now and for the price i think this is the best pair of headphones you can buy. Great work really steady the plastic is extremely strong. and it just feel expensive, that's the best way to describe it ... I use it for film editing and sound mixing and I'm really happy with them.. go buy them

These bad boys sound great, last long (if you're just a bit careful) and are priced JUST right! Very comfortable for hours of mixing or just enjoying music. These are the headphones to buy if you are looking for an over-the-ear headphone for a good price.

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