Ordered 2 new monitors. One was already opened. When I opened the first shipping box, I saw that the product box inside was not sealed. The tape appeared to have been cut or torn. I thought maybe i had cut it when opening the outer box, or maybe the tape had split. It wasn't until I started opening the second monitor's box that I realized the first one was used. The second one had a padded bag around the speaker. The first did not. The second one had the volume knob turned all the way down. The first one had it turned all the way up.I would have rated these 5 stars, easily. They sound great. But sending used products to people paying new prices is unacceptable. I don't know how much it has been used. I don't know if it was abused. I don't know if someone else registered the serial number, which could cause me issues if I have a warranty issue down the line. I would not have ordered these if I knew I would be getting a used one. So I'm knocking it down to 3 stars.


I'm REALLY Impressed. At the beginning of pandemic, I was constantly on video calls/doing virtual presentations etc. I heard a lot of  other people in meetings where you could barely understand them, and decided that I didn't want that to be me. I decided to buy a Blue Yeti because I figured it's probably important that other people can hear you speaking.After a few months, I upgraded to the Shure SM7B. It was an incredible upgrade and I was very happy with it. If you can, start with the Shure as opposed to a USB mic.Fast forward a few years, and I'm doing meetings and hosting webinars at least once a day. I heard the Neumann U87 is what NPR uses and I wanted to up the professionalism. I couldn't stomach paying $3500 for a U87, so I decided to compromise and get the TLM 103. It's a huge step up from the Shure.Both are great, but the 103 is way less fuzzy and sounds a lot more like my actual voice. A bonus, is that now I don't have to use a $150 cloud lifter to get decent sound out of the Shure. I highly recommend this product. The price is still a kick in the teeth, but it's noticeably better than anything I'd tried previously.

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OMG!! FUN TIMES. Can you say Hell yes!!! So drunk me, ordered this for sober me one night. So, I totally forgot about this. When it came in the mail, I thought it was a mistake. So, I look back on my Amazon orders and to my Suprise there it is, then I check the date, and YEP, I ordered it..... BUT I gotta say I am SO HAPPY that I did.  NOT only to I get to annoy my husband (And neighbors out at night around my fire) I get to entertain myself and probably the 5 TT followers I have. Bahahahaha So let this be a sign, if you've had a few drinky poo's and you're reading this review.... BUY THE DAMN THING! You will come back and thank me - Or not but, it will be fun!! Hahahahaha


Teachers, this is a game changer for your students. I am a professional cellist and teacher. I had the mother of my 6 year old student order this for our little cellist. I have not been impressed with other products in the past, but this looked like it was worth a shot. It's much easier to assemble and lighter than a similar animal themed product- hint, hint. Despite the bulk, it was comfortable in my hand and in her tiny hand. You can pop it on and off with ease. I will never use the beginner thumb on the ferrule bow hold again. I will forever start my students with this gadget. In her 30 minute lesson she graduated to a "real" bow hold with and without the grip aid. I could see the instant change from her fingers to her elbow and shoulder positioning. Hallelujah!! I am ordering one or two for my studio. I think it will be a wonderful aid for my experienced students struggling with bad habits they developed before getting into private lessons. If I was still teaching orchestra in the public schools I would purchase a classroom set. I will definitely be recommending this to my Youth Orchestra cellists.


So awesome probably for everyone. I just started to learn how to play. I bought this back in august and it has been amazing. I find it easier to learn to play a song if the guitar sounds like what I’m attempting to emulate. There is no sound this thing can not produce and with the preconfigured sets that users put out it’s an endless supply of sounds. From Hendrix to Freddy Fender. When I purchased it I thought it was the 100% cordless one. It was not so I just went ahead and bought that smaller one too. I hate cords, and with my wireless sender / receiver and the smaller spark it’s going to be so freeing to go anywhere. Now if you’re new like me you will love this I promise. I matter who you are. If you’re a pro I am not sure but I am sure you would probably enjoy this as well. Also for such a small amp it packs a hell of a sound. Must buy.


A bit smaller than I expected, but it looks well made. ORASANT 9-Pad Real-effect Rechargeable Portable Electronic Drum Set With Icons, Roll-up Practice Drum Pad Electric Drum Pad with Speaker, Headphone Jack, Pedals,12H Playtime, Christmas GiftFirst impressions: A bit smaller than I expected, but it looks well made. The sticks are shorter than standard but that may go along with the smaller footprint. I like the size of the foot pedals.Installation/setup: Plug in to fully charge. Turn on and play. Select different modes if desired.Final thoughts: I got this to practice. I have a full size set of electronic drums in storage but they take up too much room in my apartment. I like these. The sound is pretty good, I need to find my good headphones to try out that part. I’m glad I got this, I would choose it again.⭐1 star - I don't recommend it at all, poor quality.⭐⭐ 2 stars - I don't recommend it, it has multiple faults, or a very high price.⭐⭐⭐ 3 stars - It's passable, It has some faults but the quality is ok for what it is.⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4 stars - Product quite acceptable, it does what it promises.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 stars - Product that I totally recommend.


Not quite as sharp as expected, doesn't stick as well on textured wall, lion version limiting. The Mandek 8-pack acoustic panels arrived packaged well, and I was excited at trying these out. Unfortunately, the wall where I wanted to install these is textured (orange peel) and the panels did not adhere as well as I had expected. So far they are staying put, so I am keeping my fingers crossed. You have to be careful when peeling back to the paper from the adhesive, too - the adhesive wanted to peel up with the paper when I went too fast. As far as looks go, I chose the Lion version, and the picture is not quite as sharp as the product pictures.One thing I did not think about when picking the Lion style was that if I needed more panels, they aren't going to match. I am not going to want repeated pictures of a lion! I mention this because I found I needed more panels to get more effect sound proofing in my office. That was short-sightedness on my part, and hopefully that will help you make a better decision on which style to choose with these panels or others that are decorated.Overall, these are nice panels and they look good despite the lower resolution of the picture. I would like to have the option of 16, 24, or 32 panels with the same design options for better coverage on larger walls.


Love this kit, would love to buy another, but don't try to take throught TSA checkpoint. I bought this to tune my piano and my parents' piano; theirs was way out of tune, and I had not tuned a piano before.  I watched a youtube tutorial or two, got the panotuner app, and ordered this kit.  I was able to get my parents' piano sounding much better in just a few minutes.  Unfortunately, I tried to carry the kit through the TSA checkpoint, and it would not go (the tuner device is a tool more than 7 inches) so I had to ship it to my parents' house, and I left it there.  My piano is also slightly out of tune, but I am hoping they will restock and I can get another kit like the one I got my parents.  Otherwise, I will be shipping that tuning kit back to me in a few months.  Much cheaper than hiring a piano tuner, and just as effective.


A Practice Tool. I bought this transmitter specifically for practice.  I don't think I'd ever use a low-end wireless for a live performance.  There are too many cross signals that will cause signal drop.  I was surprised when I got some drop in my practice room.  To be fair, not long after it dropped a few times, the battery died about 10 minutes later. So that was probably the cause so kudos because it didn't drop more frequently.  The volume control is not linear, at least by my experience.  It went from to quite to booming with just a few touches.  I had to play with it a bit to get the level where I wanted it.  I also noticed the wireless is tonally different than the cord.  Actually, I like the sound a bit better.  I didn't notice that difference with my other wireless system.  I have only used this device in my practice room so, I don't know how it will react if practicing with a group, especially if there are other wireless devices in the room.  When I know, I'll update this review.


Well made, good value. This one I am keeping. I have purchased other guitars with semi hollow jazz style design. I have gotten rid of all of them, mostly because of feed back and tunning issues. I did spend a lot of time getting the action to my liking. At first I thought I would not be able to accomplish this but I got it. I was tempted to buy the classic vibe model because I already have one in 50's tele, which I really like. However, I really like the simplicity of design on the affinity model in spite of some of the bad reviews I have seen. Did not really find them on this guitar. The neck set up was a bit of a challenge but I got there. I also own an American made tele and strat. Nothing plays as easy or as well as those. This one poses a good competitor at a really substantially lower cost and it is really pretty, The pups are not the greatest but still really ok and I can refine the tone with my modeling style amp. I truly enjoy playing this guitar.


Useful Microphone For Making Social Media Content. I have enjoyed using this set of microphones to make small videos for social media.  I am not super experienced but I wanted something to be able to more clearly narrate the videos I was making.  I found this set to be super user friendly.  Right out of the box, I was able to figure out how to use them.  I was a little bit apprehensive but these are really just plug and play.  The sound quality is good, probably not the best there is, but I think better then using only the microphone on my iPhone.  I didn’t use them at a distance so I cannot comment on that.  I think if you are looking for a something to get started with, at the price of  $24.99 this is a pretty good place to start.  A few of my friends have seen me using it and have even inquired about where the can pick a set up.  Definitely recommend.


If You Make Content You Need These. I am not super experienced and was kind of apprehensive to get these but I wanted something to be able to more clearly narrate videos for use on various social media counts.  The set comes with a storage box which is nice, but I did find it a little hard to get the pieces in and out of the box as the lid does not open up all the way.  It was necessary to manipulate it a bit to get access.  Not a game changer for me but just something to note.  Overall, I found this set to be very user friendly and pretty self explanatory as far as getting them set up to use.  Right out of the box, I was able to figure out how to use them.  The sound quality is on point.  I am sure that there are others out there that are more professional, but I think better than using only the microphone on my iPhone and for an entry level priced product, I am very happy.  I didn’t use them at a distance so I cannot comment on how well they pick up sound from afar.  I think if you are looking for a something to get started with, this set would be a good place to start.


BEST THING I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2023 This whistle first off is BEAUTIFUL! and it had a piece of tamarindo candy my favorite.So I got the package 10 minutes ago.Tore open the box and blew in my daughter was terrified because she wasn’t prepared then her husband who is partially deaf came running in the kitchen. I am still cracking up laughing as I type.I recommend this in fact they have other which I am going to buy.I am happy I trusted the reviews. I am very satisfied very happy. I bought this for shamanic purposes. It’s exactly what I expected wanted and needed.The quality is awesome the craftsmanship I love.Well worth the purchase. I wanted to buy this last year the only regrets is I didn’t buy it last year.Buy it you won’t have regrets.


Amazing quality for a low price. I tested this lavalier microphone on a Zoom call where I wanted to stay connected with audio but leave the room completely. I was connected to the meeting through my cell phone, which I left in my office aimed at a chart when I roamed around my house. (Of course, I could have carried the phone with me during the Zoom meeting, but I was testing the audio at various distances.)  My Zoom meeting partner reported I sounded like I was sitting right in the room. Installing the receiver and microphone was a snap - the receiver plugs in to the charging port of the iPhone, and the light on that receiver blinks red until the microphone is turned on. When paired, the light on the receiver is a steady red (not blinking), and the microphone shines a steady green. The foam windscreens aren't necessary in the house but can be left on if that's the look you want. I am looking forward to using this lavalier when I record voice-over on my next PowerPoint lecture using my iPad.


Great mic. I'm kind of new to the podcasthing thing and at first I was disappointed with the sound quality. It was only as good as the $5 desktop mic I replaced. Then I figured out that I had to speak directly into the mic rather than just having it to the side of me on my desk. If I speak directly into the mic the sound quality is amazing. I was really hoping not to have to move the mic directly in front of me each time I recorded, so I started looking for some type of arm that I could connect above me so I could just bring it in when I needed it but I can't seem to find any clamp that fits the mic since it's so wide. Even the ones that say they work with "blue yet" are too small. I've tried two already; neither fits. Other than that, I love the mic.


Finally, I found the right ones! I was asked to find and order wind screens for the microphones in the drive-up window at the bank I work at.  I never thought it would be so difficult to find the right ones.  The mics we have are very old, so I wasn't like I could go to the manufacturers website and order replacements.  They don't make the model.  I Googled over and over and tried many different sites and searched on here.  Just measuring didn't do any good.  For one thing, the ones we had were missing the tops (did someone chew them off?) and they were stretched out, and it was hard to tell what size they really were.  I tried measuring the size of the mic and trying to figure out what would fit.  I looked at pictures, descriptions, measurements, all of it.  And I ended up with several purchases that didn't even come close. It seemed that most of what was out there was designed for lapel mics, which I guess would be very small, and gaming headsets, and most of those looked too big or two small. Finally I ordered these.  And they fit!  They seem nice, I mean they're just little pieces of foam-not much to screw up there.  Now I can quit looking and move on to the next odd thing they ask me to order.


Not at all happy with this drum set After a Year! I got this to practice at home so I would not bother anyone in the house a year ago. At first it was great, but as the year went on, it was not so much a great experience. After the first month, the Hi Hat doesn't sense every strike. After about a month of waiting on the warranty, I get the new cymbal. Works alright again for about 3 months. Then the pad of the bass drum tears. So I go through warranty again, still about a month of waiting. I get the new skin for the bass pad, but I realize now I have a sensitivity problem that I had with the hi hat, is the same with the bass drum. So I have to contact again. After waiting again for the Kid Pad. I'm happy to play for about 1 month before the snare issues arrive. Now the warranty coverage is over and the snare is sounding like I'm hitting the rim the whole time. I am not happy with how many issues I've had with this electric drum set. It's too bad because Alesis is a strong brand, sadly, this drum set just had too many issues to praise. I could be mean and just give it 1 star, but I want to give my honest opinion on what I experienced and how I feel it should be rated.


Build Quality Could be Better. I purchased the ES110 based on exhaustive research and reading reviews. I also own an upright Kawai piano. What convinced me to purchase it was the key action and sound quality. I primarily wanted a piano and didn't need a lot of other features.When I set up the ES110 I noticed a fair amount of noise from some keys clacking when released (plastic on plastic). Most keys seemed adequately sound dampened but some were not. I contacted the vendor and Kawai support. The vendor told me to contact Kawai support as well. I never heard back from them.The clacking key noise was driving me crazy so I returned the ES110 and asked a few different music stores what they would recommend. I Purchased the Roland FP30X. I didn't purchase the Roland initially because a reviewer said the keys were a little too heavy and it might not be the best for high speed fingering used in classical music. I've also been very satisfied with my Kawai upright.The Roland keys feel much more solid with no clacking noise. The build quality on the Roland seems better than the ES110. Maybe the key feel is a little heavier but you can adjust the Key Touch to make it feel lighter.I really wanted to love the ES110 and was very disappointed. Maybe I got a lemon. The Roland FP30EX has been great so far.


Best decision I ever made. I am so glad I went with this guitar- I was going to buy a name brand because I never heard of this one. Iam so glad I didn’t. This company is literally giving this guitar away for the amount of time they spend on this beautiful guitar. I got the blue one and I am going to order every color the possibly have before they realize that they could double the price and people would still buy it . And if I don’t countiue to play.Guess what. I am not out of a thousand dollars if i had purchased the other name brand. But because this guitar is so beautiful and sounds so good. I won’t be putting her down. And by the end of this year. I will show my family and friends that I am not a quitter and it was all because of this company that gave me a chance without charging me hundreds of dollars more.


My preferred pick, I like both the nylon and ceramic. I have been using these picks for a little over 30 years.  Picks are a personal preference so I can't say these are perfect for everyone.  i am always trying out other picks, but I still haven't found anything that i like better.  For me I find these to be the easiest to hold onto, they don't slip around in my fingers as much as other picks.  I like the points on these too they work best with my picking style.  I play a lot of rhythm metal on guitar, and metal and rock on bass.  I like the .7mm for guitar and the 1.0mm for bass.  I jump between the nylon and the ceramic depending on how I am feeling.  They hold up well too I find they show less wear than most other picks too.  I would say they last about 2 or 3 times longer than other picks, especially on bass which can really chew up a pick.


Surprising results. I finally got a chance to try these dual lavalier microphones. I will admit that I was a bit skeptical but after I used them as advertised, I am happy to report that they work rather well. First, they are well-built. I did not notice any defects and even the pop-up foam blockers fit well. They are a bit bigger than expected, but nothing too excessive or distracting. They clip nicely on any piece of clothing and do not easily fall off. I appreciate the nice graphite-looking case, which houses both mics and accessories.I tested the microphones and recorded some content, and the audio came out surprisingly full and clear. There was a little bit of bass and very few pop-ups. I still would use my microphone while sitting in front of a screen, but if I need to move around, these mics will work nicely. The best opportunity to test them was during an online family meeting. I put the mic on myself and my wife. I then hooked up the laptop to the TV. The microphones came in loud and clear. We were about 10 feet away from the TV (it is 75”) and experienced no issues whatsoever.In the end, I found the BerrysParadise mics to be a very good value and I feel very comfortable recommending them.


Fender Mexico Surprised Me. I have another Mexican Starr I bought many years ago but this is a huge step up in quality. It seems many higher end manufacturers are moving some of their production to Mexico which I think is driving competition. I bought this as used but in very good condition. Very pleased. I had bought the same guitar from Musicians Friend which they sold as a New instrument which was returned. That one was abused so I returned it and was happily surprised when Amazon had one left. The finish is great and I find no faults in quality so far. I also have several American made Strats which surprised me that Fender had an anniversary model made in Mexico but don’t let that fool you. The only big difference I find is this doesn’t have the nitrocellulose finish. I wish they had shipped it in a hard case but I’ll get one for it anyway. The gig bag is their better one but I prefer to protect my favored guitars. Overall I’d say this was a great purchase!


I hesitate to say how much I love this guitar but…. I sent mine back. It was said to have a blemish on the body. It did not. It was gorgeous and beautiful and I love the feel and pickups. It had a warped neck. It needed a fret job and a nut job. I can do fret jobs but I can’t fix a warped neck. I almost cried sending it back. It had a wonderful vintage feel and tone. I plan to get another. I love this guitar and I have a lot of guitars. I can’t recommend this to anyone other than luthiers who appreciate the 70’s.To new players get a new guitar with perfect action and half price. Eart. There’s so many.


Well-made, sturdy, elegant case. Just received this yesterday. The first impression is, as the title says, that it is a well-made, sturdy and elegant case. I read reviews that said the handle was uncomfortable. I don’t think it is. also read reviews that the straps were uncomfortable, that if you just hold by one strap the bass Flips upside down. That’s not true. The shoulder straps are fine. I wonder if people know how to adjust them? I opened them up all the way. That works for me.To put the bass in the case, you really do have to open it up almost all the way. And the extra pads at the bottom or a little bit in the way sort of. I didn’t want to remove them because I like the extra padding there. I don’t want to take the strap off my bass when I put it in the case, but that would probably make things a lot easier.  Anyway, it fits in there the case itself as I mentioned is very good looking in an understated sort of way  - you could show up at symphony hall with this thing and fit right in. It feels very sturdy and solid and stiff. The best of both worlds between a case and a gig bag. In my opinion I bought it because I fly sometimes in like to gate check the bass. this I think is as good as it gets for that option.


Does not work. I don’t like leaving bad reviews, but here it is. I bought this lapel mic in December and JUST opened it up to try and use it. I charged it up, at least I think I have, but this thing will not turn on. I used the cable that came with the mic and a trusted wall charger and I don’t know if it is charged or not because it won’t turn on. I’ve tried to get it to work, my tech savvy husband (who warned me not to buy a lapel mic this cheap), and my tech savvy father in law. It’s been plugged in to charge at different points in the house and with different charge ports/bricks, all of it. It will not turn on. I unfortunately did not realize that the return by date was yesterday (the 31st), so now I have to buy another one. I’m pretty sure I got a broken/bum mic. Some people praise this mic and I took a chance. Just my luck.


Good for kids (and very good for adults ears) These are very, very light weight. I was desperately looking for foam mallets because they just sound nicer on steel tongue drums and mid class vibraphones. I bought these, not caring that they looked like a lollypop( probably not a good thing because it may entice little ones to chew on it) So I gave them a try and even though the foam was the density that I was hoping for, the handles are so light that I can’t get the sound I want, without whacking really hard,,,,and then all you hear is the thudding and no music. I thought the handle might be hollow and I that I could somehow add some weight but the ends are sealed ( I may chop it off & see if I can add weight and then sand the ends, so they’re smooth. Hmmm….may have to update later.Pros: For parents, whose so called friends, have gotten the kiddies a xylophone, this may save your sanity…Even though the munchkins may bang away, at that thing,,,the sound will not pierce a hole in your eardrum & make you long for their 18th birthday..lol


I Want To Learn To Play The Drums. I literally just told my mom I want to learn to play the drums. I'm old enough to get those senior citizen perks and looking for something new. So when I saw this on the vine list I giggled and ordered. I love how quiet this is even when I'm really pounding away. It has a nice pad on the back to keep it from scratching and also helps dampen the noise. When I learn the basics I'll move on, but for now I love my new drumming pad. It came with two sets of sticks and a zippered case. I love that I got it from Vine but would have paid what it cost. Can't wait to get good enough for a real set of drums! I'm signing up for a drum therapy thing to get going. Vine is an Amazon program where you get things free in exchange for your honest review. I will update this one to let you know when I get good enough to have broke a drum stick. Five stars because it's so inexpensive, well thought out and a great way to learn the basics.


Excellent guitar for beginner intermediate, minimal setup was required. The guitars fit and finish was perfect.  The fret ends were polished and smooth, the action was fine, there were no blemishes.  Upon tuning the guitar, I noticed the intonation was slightly off. Upon further examination, I found the one “holiday” , the setup man went on.  The bridge was pulling up, when the guitar was tuned.  I took off the back plate, the tension screws were tensioned too loosely and unevenly.  Two minutes I had it sorted, and this fixed the intonation.  I have included a picture of my practice setup. It included a Pock Rock, headphone amp, and effects processor(approx 40 bucks on Amazon), an old Fire tablet I had lying around, hooked into the line in, on the Pock Rock, and a pair of Vintage Sansui head phones.  I have a behringer ppa200(also available on Amazon approx 350 on Amazon), that I also use for my karaoke/movie night, senior charity,when I want to Amp the setup(also through the Pock Rock).  I know quite a few chords, but haven’t played in years.  Even though my next door neighbor says I’m not loud, and don’t bother her, the majority of time, I play with the headphones.  This little setup, is loads of fun, and I’m really enjoying it.


Who owns a Karaoke machine? This guy! (Woohoo's with glee!) I have always thought that I would never have any reason to own my own karaoke machine, but now that I do, I can tell you that I can find a reason to own one almost every week. It is a party machine. I would say that is the biggest valid reason to own your own karaoke machine. If you sing, and love to sing in front a crowd, but you still don't have a recording contract, then this machine allows you to increase your odds of landing a contract by increasing the volume of your voice. I mean, it can't hurt, can it? Sing loudly and sing proudly. This machine is well made and has not had a single problem since I received it 6 months ago. It has been to the beach and back it did well. It sounds good, it gets loud, and the two microphones that it comes with are a cinch to use. They are up and running in less than a minute after I power up the speaker. It comes with a smartphone holder so that you can display a song's lyrics as you sing. The speaker rolls on two wheels, and it has a pull-out handle like a rolling suitcase. I have had a lot of fun using this machine and I have had zero problems with it. If you are looking for a karaoke machine, this is a good choice.


Works great, no problem pairing but your camera App might not allow external microphones. If your video App allows you to select an external microphone, this will work very well. Any problems I had with this were the result of my smartphone, and the included Camera App and, not the fault of the product. When I first plugged this in and powered up the microphone, the two immediately paired. However, try as I might, I could not get my phone to use the microphone. Yes, my Motorola G7 has OTG and has worked with other products like endoscopes, Wallabot and other products. However, when recording video, the phone always used my internal microphone.Today I found out that the problem lays with my Camera APP that came with the phone. So, I downloaded an App called "Open Camera" from the play Store and, there is a selection to use internal or external (if plugged in). Once I selected "external" this wireless microphone has worked flawlessly.  I walked to the edge of my property (about 110 ft) and it clearly picks up me whispering and, the sound quality is as good, or better than my internal microphone. The nice thing about this particular app is that there are no adds at all so far.It took a bit to figure out but, I am now totally pleased. I just wish I did not have to use a different App to video something.


Meh... It's OK for low volume playback. So, I have 2 offices I work out of in my home. My small office has a set of M-Audio AV32.1 to play background music at low volume, but I always find the low end lacking. I run a 10" Monolith sub in my other office, paired with Mackie XR624 monitors and I'm mostly happy with that setup, so I thought I would get another Monolith, but I think if would be way too much sub for the M-Audio speakers. Thankfully, Monoprice makes a very inexpensive 10" sub that supposedly plays down to 20hz. I played with it for a couple of hours, and so far, it's ok. I'm cycling now to break it in, but overall it adds that little depth  I was missing on the M-Audio speakers. I'm sure they'll sound better once they are broken in. I'm still on the fence about this sub, since it lacks authority like the Monolith or the 15" DR. HSU I have for my main setup.  Then again, I haven't added a proper crossover to the small office setup, so the verdict is still out...  For small room, low volume - I give it a 3 out of 5.  If you can afford it or wait for a closeout, the Monoprice Monolith 10" is 10 x better.


Don't let first impressions fool you! I love to karaoke. I don't sing well, but I still love trying. I was so excited when the machine arrived! I tore open the box and my excitement turned immediately into disappointment! I actually laughed when I saw this little box that was supposed to be my new karaoke machine! I thought I'd been had! Still, I had to see how bad it was going to be. Guess what? It actually works pretty darn good! The sound is really good, and gets plenty loud. We just connected my cell phone with blue tooth, loaded the playlist and I was singing my little heart out! Just like that! I still haven't experimented with all the features, but we did try out the voice changing one and it's hilarious! We had a blast on New Years Eve with this machine! The microphones held their charge all the way to midnight! Well, I guess big things do come in small packages after all! Two thumbs up!


Glad I can now find custom grade at a good price with name brand wire and ends! Perfect! I'm funny about my audio cables and demand the best but at times on budget! I have been using the highest of high end cables to very budget cables the last 35 years as a pro in both home and pro audio with mixed results.Im so happy I have now found WORLD BEST CABLES! After using name brand wire and ends I was having a hard time finding name brand cable and ends at a good price the last ten years or so until Worlds Best Cables showed up. I find the no name xlr ends just don't cut it but once you use Neutrik XLR ends its hard to go with anything else... I was happy I found a 4' cable as thats the exact size I needed! Perfect!I just started using this cable so I can't say how long it will last and in this case Im not using in a home expensive stereo or studio situation but I needed a good thin cable with trusted connectors and thats what I have! Look to be made very well with good parts!  I'm glad I have found these cables, I'll buy more!


Simple plug and start using. Was getting tired of using my earpods for video calls on phone. The mic just wasn't clear for those on the other side.I was curious about these and well, decided to try them.  WOW... worked great right out of the box.  My iPhone quickly connected and I was able to start using.  I did a voice recording so I could hear the quality. It was sharp and crisp.Now I have no excuse to podcast off my phone other than I don't like hearing my own voice.I at times have a friend with me and we do video call and have to position phone to get both our voices or hand it back and forth.This came with TWO lapel clip mics so now we can each wear one and keep the phone propped for video call.Will need to get proper cable adapter to try and get this to connect to my laptop. It doesn't have iphone or usb-c ports so I will have to get back to y'all once I get proper cable.  I expect it to work.I'm wondering if I can get a small speaker to connect this to when I am working the company booth. I usually end up almost yelling and losing my voice at days end.  That is my next project for these.


Nice for a small hands. I got this for my grandson’s birthday in July.  I tried it out and it had a nice tone.  It’s pretty small ( I don’t know much about harmonicas). He will be 10 and I think he will like it. I think I will get one for myself to learn to play.  Doesn’t break the bank but doesn’t feel cheap and tinny.  It feels solid and well made.  Keep in mind my review is from someone who doesn’t know much about harmonicas. Before completing this review, I ordered an harmonica for myself So I can learn to play with my grandson.  I am excited about this. I only hope he is too!?  I will update my review after July


These are perfect for me. I am a guitar hobbyist. I like to play for a couple hours at a time and know only a few songs. I love to experiment and just goof around. Since the 80s, the biggest irritation has been guitar cables.. Whether I am tripping over them, snagging them, or the connections get loose and the awful static sound ruins whatever I am trying to play. I hate cables.This is my first set of wireless connectors and I have to saw that I think they are Awesome! No more cables and I can walk around while I play. On top of that, when the wife wants some quiet time, I plug in my headphones straight in to the transmitter and can keep playing. The sound is pretty good and I like the distortion effect the most as it has a slight delay effect. The other effects are good too, but I really like the distortion. I do wish that the sound were a bit louder like my old headphone amps were, but for this price, I am happy with the connectors, just the way they are.


I was really hoping for more than it delivered. UPDATE...After a lot of trial and error I have found the Mustang Micro to be much better than my original review. I have used it for recording and the results were very good.I have had a Fender Mustang V for a few years now and I record with it often. When I saw this device I thought it might be another recording option. Technically I can record with it. However, in the very short time that I actually tried it plugged into my 1970's era reissue Strat it sounded very overdriven. In every mode I tried. Don't get me wrong, I do like some nice overdrive. But this is too much. To the point of having a crunchy sound. I tried my 2010 Teloecaster. Same thing. Then my Epiphone Dot. Same. I tried other amp models, effects, EQ, different volume settings. All of them super crunchy. Which knocks this down from a possible recording amp to only a practice device. And even then the tone is highly unsatisfying. So if you are curious and you have an extra $120 lying around then give it a try. Maybe it's just what you are looking for. But if you like good tones coming from your guitar then move along. This is not for you.


Not Enjoying All the Possibilities. In 2020 I bought this preorder from the manufacturer (before they were shipping). It came with no user manual. I found a manual on their internet site, but I wasn't able to find much that was helpful to me. My initial problem was that the app did not work on my i-phone 6 operating system. I set the amp aside until I recently bought an i-phone 14. I recently (2023) downloaded the App. First message was that I needed to download a firmware update for the Spark40. That required a computer. I tried a computer with Windows 11. Then I tried one with Windows 10 Pro. Neither computer recognizes the amplifier. After contacting customer service (very nice response), I connected to a different USB port on the Windows 11 computer and the update worked. This amp is supposed to do wonderful things, and many are happy with it. In my small amount of time using it, I found adjustments on the App difficult to make because of the small phone screen size. Maybe an i-pad would be easier, but that would cost a lot to gain that capability. I'm impressed by all the Spark40 is supposed to do, but not very pleased with the learning curve and the amount of supporting equipment needed (App capable phone or tablet, and a computer for updates of firmware). Make sure you have a phone with an operating system that can run the App.


Very impressed with the quality of this microphone. I have to say I was pretty blown away by the sound and quality of this microphone. Out of the box, I saw that it was modeled after the Sennheiser series which I own. This allowed me to do a side by side comparison. Now it does come with it's own cord, but I tossed it aside as for using this mic you will in fact to get the best results want to use a full XLR cable. To be honest, I could not tell the difference. The WEYMIC has just as much warmth and presence as my mic. Weight, construction, looks exactly like my own mic, so needless to say, I was very impressed. Since I was at band practice, I let the other guys listen while I tried both and they also could not tell the difference. Just so you know, the WEYMIC microphone is now on my stand and my previous mic is with my guitar player who also shares vocal duties. This works out great since both mics match in sound and quality. I couldn't be happier with this and have hopes that in the future I'll be able to try out some of WEYMIC's other products. This mic well earns 5 stars. Thank you.


Very useful, built in metronome is nice. As a person who has been playing bass for almost 16 years now, I tend to try to get whatever equipment I can. For years I had been looking for a metronome, but never really found one at a price point I wanted. After seeing that this tuner has a built in metronome, I decided to give it a try. I charged it with the included cable and first tested it as a tuner. I used the included (piezo?) sensor on the headstock of my acoustic and it seems to be just as accurate as any other tuner I've used in the past. Afterwards, I played with the metronome for a bit, adjusted the tempo, changed up the rhythms, and was quite surprised with the variety of beats I could get out of it. If I didn't already have a designated tuner pedal, I'd probably use this at my local church where I play bass. Display is pretty good, and easy to read, too, so there's that.Overall, I'm satisfied with it. I give it a thumbs up.


It’s fun and enjoyable. I’ve never picked up a guitar in my life until this was delivered so I can’t attest to playability or quality. I did swap out the strings when I got it but more because I wanted to learn how to do it than any perceived problem with the strings that came with it. I can say I have enjoyed experimenting and learning with this guitar.  I paired it with an “Orange” amp and despite not having a clue what I’m doing have been able to replicate sounds like ‘old school’ heavy metal to clear/clean tones that could pass for country or blues if played by someone who knew more than 2 cords. I suspect in trained or experienced hands this guitar would be a good, but not great, guitar.A few things I did notice…1. There are some exposed wires coming out from under one of the pickups and the middle pickups are not level. 2. There is some discoloration on the body of the guitar  3. The tuning peg for the high E is finicky and sometimes feels unresponsive which can make tuning a pain.For what I paid, I didn’t expect perfection, and I have no idea if the uneven pickups impact playability or sound quality, the remainder are cosmetic or just frustrating. I think this probably represents a solis starter guitar or a good rehearsal/travel guitar for more experienced players.


Good starter keyboard. I have never owned or played any type of musical instrument. So I can't really attest to the quality of the sound. In my opinion,  this is a good starter keyboard. I decided on the 61 key option. I didn't want to buy an expensive one seeing as I am a beginner. I was worried I might not use it as often as I was thinking of in my head when I ordered it. I don't see that you can add a sustain pedal to this one. See my photo. But I am having fun learning on it. I think it is overall pretty good for the price.


On the Fence….Good Microphone With Flaws. My wheelhouse is electronics and security so I have used my share of microphones either in security equipment or setting up electronics for a band. The problem I had with this was volume. Maybe it was the App I tested it with, maybe it bugged me that there was no way to monitor the volume. I don’t do YouTube, so maybe this can be tweaked in editing but this did not give me enough volume for the App I was using even at max. I gave it a generous 4 stars because the sound I heard I guess sounded good but I would not use this anyway as it has to be unplugged to hear what you recorded. I don’t know why anyone would go through that pain. Points for quick set up and instant pairing. I guess I’ll leave the rest to the professional YouTubers but I see no use for this unless you are a pro blogger or something. I thought it would work on calls and I could clip it on and walk around but does not work for that. A niche product for video bloggers.


I LOVE Being Able To Just Unplug The Cable, And It DOESN'T BUZZ! IT'S GREAT! This "LEKATO Instrument Cable with Dual Mute Plug Ends" works quite well!I REALLY LOVE being able to just unplug the cable, and NOT HAVING IT BUZZ!And, I don't know WHY I waited so long, (50 years!), to get a cable with this Auto-MUTE SWITCH Feature!It's quite a flexible cable, and, it has the all-important Gold-Plated Connectors, too, so I won't get any corrosion! It goes perfectly with the gold Pure Tone output jacks, that I like to add to all of my guitars. (THAT WAY, it's gold-to-gold, and I avoid any 'dissimilar metals effect"...)I also like having the right-angled connector on one end, too. It works nicely going into my little Fender Mustang I V.2 Modeling Amp, which I have placed on a chest-high shelf. The 90 degree-end takes all of the strain off of the cable, in that setup. And then, of course, the other, straight-end goes nicely into my Strats, my Teles, my Mustang, my Toronado, my Les Faul... or whatever...BTW, BOTH ENDS of the cable offer the auto-Mute Switch functionality.So, in short, I think it's a pretty good option for an Auto-Mute Switch Instrument Cable, especially for the price.I like it!Have fun.-C(NOTE: I did NOT receive this product through any Promotion, I bought and paid for it myself.)


What a surprise, exceeded my expectations. For the price I paid I had set my expectations fairly low.  For me as long as it worked reasonably well I would be happy as I don't do many zoom calls. But this little mic blew me away. I am running Windows 11, I plug the mic in and woke up my PC. It worked - immediately - I didn't have to do anything. I ran a quick test, and I was in business.  I pointed the mic away from me and it worked just as well.  My wife had a TV going in the other room, which I could clearly hear, but the mic didn't pick up any background noise.  Exceptional product.


You get what you pay 4 I'm just getting back into playing the cello after many years, so when I committed to lessons at the beginning of the year I had to move quickly to find an instrument. I found what appeared to be a good beginner cello for a great price. The instrument arrived the next day and was packaged immaculately. However the good stoped there. On first inspection everything seemed normal as I set up the bridge. However, as I started to tune the cello I noticed the tuning pegs would very easily slip out of place. Then I noticed the fine tuners for the D string on the tail piece was bent. I disassemble the bridge and strings to correct it and it just popped backed into the wrong place again. When I took my cello to my first lesson my instructor immediately noticed several things off about the instrument. The nut and bridge were too high, making the strings sit up too far away from the finger board. These physical issues made it very difficult and next to impossible to play. Save your money and go to a licensed string instrument seller. It might me a little more pricey but at least you'll get a quality instrument. I know I did.


Buy a concert instead. I bought an Enya Nova plus concert uke and liked it so much I decided to get the tenor also because of the metal frets. I sent it back the day after I got it. I did like the looks of it and the fret board with those rounded frets really looked nice but the action was so high I felt like I was having to chase the strings around. I think the price is high and I didn't want to have to pay to get it set up by someone else. It's also really heavy and the neck is thinner than most of my other ukes ( I have 14). And it feels kind of slippery. It just didn't feel comfortable to play. Maybe the non electric would be better, but I didn't care for the titanium strings either so all in all I think the concert is a better deal.


great stabilizers and super pretty!!! OMG! I LOVE these rings! I purchased a set of 6"-12" crystal bowls from Amazon. I really enjoy them, as does my kitty Olivia who regularly totally blisses out listening to them! (The root chakra bowl is her favorite, in case your interested!) The only problem was that the tiniest bowl, the crown chakra bowl, was seriously unstable. I found it super difficult and frustrating to play. The problem may well have been that I have the bowls on carpet. I don't know, although I did try setting it on a stone coaster. (Desperate, I know!)  But it got frustrating enough that I eventually replaced it with an 8" bowl. I needn't have bothered! The new ring perfectly, absolutely, 100% stablizes the bowl, perhaps because it raises it above the caarpet. I don't know! I DO know that these rings are much thicker and actually  hug the bowl. Also, unlike the rubber rings which seem to come in only 2 sizes,  these are individually sized to fit each bowl. The bowls aslo seem to sound better. The carpet issue again?? They are also color coordinated to each bowl and are readily visible, so they are super pretty, I mean, really pretty! I am thrilled with this purchase.


Best Travel Acoustic. Great Sound. I am planning a trip and I have my guitar, as I will be playing for a family gathering outside.  So, I need to travel on an airplane with it.  I need portability to the outside venue and I need a good sound.  After reading so many reviews, and looking at options for several hours, I finally decided on the Mark III.  I received it yesterday.  I have been playing it for several hours and I have to say, I love this guitar.  If you plug into a decent amp, the sound is great.  It does not have the full sound of my Fender.  It's a solid body, and it's better than I expected.  Also, it feels the same. With headphones, it is very quiet. I highly recommend the Mark III.  I am also using the Donner Mini Guitar Amp for portability.


Not a fan of the built in XLR cable. The boom stand itself works great. It is a good value for the money. The only thing I wasn't a fan of was the built in XLR cable it comes with. I am an Electrical Engineer and I tested this cable myself and can see that using a 150 ohm XLR preamp test on my desktop setup, I can see that my whole setup puts out a noise floor of about -100dB, which is extremely good. But it wasn't until I plugged in the XLR cable that my noise floor went up about 20dB. That is a lot for a cable and when I turned my gain up all the way to see if my hypothesis was correct, it was picking up radio interference from a local radio station, but barely could hear it. This means that the shielding on the wire itself has a fault somewhere or the wires themselves aren't balanced and not twisted pair. After I plugged in my own XLR cable that I had from a good source, I immediately saw my noise floor jump back up to -99dB and could hear no interference anymore. Just letting people know, that if you do expect to use this boom stand, make sure you also buy an XLR cable that is good quality. Now, I don't know if maybe I got a faulty cable, but it is something I wanted to warn people about.


Fantastic beginners microphone. I purchase this microphone to make videos for my YouTube channel. The reason I went with the ATR is because it is a dynamic microphone. Apparently, this type of microphone is very good at isolating only your voice, and not picking up background noises. Since I am making these videos in a non-soundproofed room, it only made sense to get this microphone. There are newer, looking and cooler looking microphones if you’re a neophyte like me and it would’ve been easy to choose them however, I am very happy with the choice I made.I wish I purchased the boom package as well as I now recognize that the boom makes it so that there are no extraneous sounds making it into the recording. Tapping noises, if close enough to the microphone will unfortunately make it into the recording. So now, I am looking for a boom.Are use this microphone with my iPad Pro 2021 and also with an OWC thunderbolt hub. It works well. I did not choose to go down the XLR option but instead I am using the USB-C option. I highly recommend this microphone.I also purchased a wind blocking cover for the microphone head it seems to be helping.


Learning How To Play at 66! I have loved Gospel Music since I was 18 years old!  I vowed that I would learn to play it at some point in my life. Well that point is here and after looking for the standard organ in Black churches, I decided that I didn’t need a Hammond and Leslie in our house.  After researching dozens of keyboards and reading hundreds of reviews, boom!  Here I am with this keyboard in my house and me practicing scales with proper finger placement!  This is an amazing keyboard. It is amazing how accurate the instruments are and it has organ voices that emulate the Hammond and Leslie, which is the main reason I bought it!  I am so excited about the feel of the keys and the ability for it to run off of AA batteries!!Now that I have no excuse, it is on to the included DVD and booklet and YouTube instructional videos for playing Black Gospel music and finally my next purchase of full size base pedals that plug into it. Yes, I have a headset so that my wife doesn’t need to endure what we endured when our kids were learning instruments. I highly recommend this amazing instrument. Top quality and design and a definite value for the money.


Excellent to aid in learning. After many years away from the piano I am now retiring and attempting to teach myself how to play once again. I purchased a self-taught program which is very effective and came with an 8 1/2" x 11" picture of the keyboard showing the keys. As I am just starting out once again I found myself frequently referring to the "cheat sheet". I'm sure glad I found these keyboard notes which make it much easier to read music. I expected them to be thin but they are much thicker than I expected. I laid them across the keyboard and like the fact that they are slightly angled up as they rest on the keyboard but far enough to the top so as not to interfere with playing music. They cover the entire keyboard from left to right with letters that are large enough to see quite easily and a photo of the location of the note on a music sheet that is smaller and slightly less visible but that's ok the goal is to help me get started but I don't want to rely on them. These are quite durable, I expect them to last a long time and when not needed can easily be stored in the locking plastic box which they arrived in. I hightly recommend these for anyone learning how to play the piano


Nice! Recommended. This product was not the brand I thought I ordered but it is the same style and string number and I like it very well. Looks like the above picture of Byla 27-string lyre harp with accessories. I could not tune the strings as noted above the tuning pegs because they got too tight toward the high end, but I added an F# after every F and that has worked out very nicely for me. I play hymns and have used the F# strings for several hymns that I would not otherwise be able to play. With the F#s added, it has been very easy to tune. It is a lovely instrument and has good sound. I used sharpie markers to color code my tuning pegs and strings. I tried several other lyre harps before this one, but this is the one I really like. Glad I bought it. Shipping took a bit longer, but the seller contacted me about that through Amazon and I was willing to wait for it.


i think it is great and fits my needs really well. for this price i was surprised that this sounds as good as it does. here is my use case: i live in a townhome so i had the idea for my band to plug into a mixer (e-drums used) and everyone wears headphones. that way we can crank it up and not anger the neighbors. lots of headsets, wires, headphone amp... i put some time into planning it out. what i did not account for was the guitars sounding like hell - i am running a line out from the headphone out of the amps directly into the mixer. so i started researching cab simulators, IR loaders, etc. to try and replicate the sound of a mic'd amp. the sonicake does this really well - it sounds authentic. i wasn't expecting a lot for the price, but i was happily surprised. if you have similar needs to me, i would highly recommend that you use the XLR out on the sonicake. i noticed a large difference in sound quality between that and the 1/4 inch out.


Sounds Great in the Mix. First, please know that I'm not a great drummer- basic beats, keep it simple, minimal kit, that sort of thing. But I've been singing, guitaring, and songwriting in bands for 25 years, and I'm also a studio engineer, so I know what I like when it comes to how cymbals sound. I recently bought this Wuhan Crash Ride to round out my own small kit for jamming with my buddies, and I didn't really think it was going to be anything special for the money... to me it seemed like buying a Squire rather than a Fender. I do have to say, though, after hearing this thing in a pretty decent live recording of a show we played the other night, I really dig it. It sits in the mix just right, lots of dark wash but not so much sustain that it takes over past where it should fade out. I have a more traditional ride (Zildjian vintage blah blah) that I like, so the Wuhan functions as a crash... but I do find myself riding it a bit, especially on louder songs where I want it to really cut. I love it when the affordable option turns out to be really fun and sounds great.


Not as advertised plus pickup did not work. I ordered list item based on the pictures that show it has the built in tuner with bass, mid and hi controls- the item came without the advertised electronics - what arrived had a volume and tone controls- what is worse that when I plugged it into a Fishman Model G preamp even with all volume controls at full, there was barely any signal - not enough to be useable- so I returned it with comments as to why it was unacceptable- I received the replacement and it had the sale controls as the one I returned - the replacement also did not have a useable output - I returned the replacement as well - I also purchase an Eastroc tenor ukulele with the same electronics as advertised by Vanphy for the concert ukuleles I returned - the Eastroc tenor has great output and plays well- the vanphy ukuleles came with an Eastroc tagOther then the unusable pickup and controls- the vanphy concert ukulele looks amazing, is well built with great fit and finish and it plays well and sounds great acoustically - if I could get this vanphy concert ukulele with the pickup and controls as advertised - the same system as the Eastroc tenor I bought - I would buy the vanphy otherwise forget about the vanphy if you desire to plug it in


You need your own adhesive to use these. I knew these did not come with adhesive when ordering.  They are priced as such coming in roughly half the cost of self sticking versions.  Very fairly priced.  I figured the next time I go to Home Depot I’d pick up some adhesive.  I ordered these Jan 1.  It’s now Mar 1 and they are still on the floor in the corner of my drum room.  I’ve been to Home Depot five times (house project) since then and have forgotten every single time.  The two times remembered and planned on buying, by the time i was done shopping, i had been there so long I’d forgotten again.  I know i can order adhesive but i kind of wanted to see what my options were as first time buying such a product.Although I’d normally wait to write a review until I actually used the product, i thought I’d share my status with these for the guys out there that are forgetful like me, or procrastinators or whoever;  it might better to spend the money and get the self sticking kind just so you can get them hung and be done.  I’m hoping to get there, Hung and Done, soon.  Good luck


5 stars isn’t enough! I have a 1968 Yamaha F230 12 string that I bought brand new and the strings have over time raised up off the neck and made it very difficult to play. Now I plan to take it to a luthier to get it worked on but in the mean time wanted to pick up something cheap. So I took a chance on this Tario. I figured if this was junk it would make a beautiful wall hanger, and it is beautiful. The strings that came with it were junk so I put a set of Elixirs on it. This guitar has exceeded my expectations 10 fold. It plays beautifully and sounds fantastic. I had a buddy play it who owns a Goodall and he looked at me with a smile and said this thing is great. If I could have given it ten stars I would have. I try to stay away from buying things made in china but I have to admit this thing is worth ten times what I paid for it. I then bought a Gator hard shell case for it.


Great personal electrical guitar amp. First off, I knew that it was on the small side and I know how small audio amplifier circuits can be made because of my degrees, but I still was not expecting this amp to be this tiny.  If it was not for the battery pack adding on some size, I bet this amp could fit in my guitar case.  But I love how small this is, and yet how loud it can get if needed.  The only reason for 4 stars is I heard a hum on some of the strings as well as some of them are fuzzy, so I am not sure if this is the amp or guitar yet.  I did not hear this with no amp attached obviously.  I found out that electric guitars need to be setup and I don't think this guitar has been setup yet before being used as I was not told about it.  So once that is done, if the sound improves I will increase my rating, if not, well you know what happens then, but I will do my best to find the cause of the hum and fuzz that have been found now.


So much more than I expected. Ok, so I open my package and my heart sinks. I see this tiny little thing about 1/3 the size I imagined. So charging took about 2 hours and I was on pins and needles waiting for it. So fully charged connect it up and BOOM! Wow! So much more sound quality than I expected. The distortion and clean are exactly what I would expect. The bluetooth let me jam along with a backing track AND since BT and INPUT both have separate volumes you can mix it in perfectly. The delay AND delay time is precious and then you still have gain and a 3 band EQ! I can’t wait to run this into my Valve JR head and out my 2 12” cabs. Oh oh I wonder how harmonica sounds through it? Damn, gotta wait till tomorrow to “GET LOUD” I can’t turn this up more than 1/4 if I want to be able to turn my guitar up. So much louder than I expected… I might just have to call this thing a great affordable Christmas present for all my music jamming friends!


Better than I thought. I got this microphone for my phone to cut down background noise mainly for zoom meetings but also for a bird identification app called Merlin as traffic is very loud. I am usually a stickler about apps but this said it didn't require one. Much to my surprise it actually does not require an app or anything. I have a galaxy S22 ultra and I plugged it in and it just worked. I didn't have to change any settings or anything. It worked for every app even ok google. While playing with it i did open a decibel meter and took notice of how much of the background noise was being cut out. I live full time in a Class A RV so the noise level can be pretty high inside. I put 2 screenshots in to show it does decrease the background noise a bit. I think the actual bonus comes from the microphone being much closer to you though. I only used it on my phone so not sure about the other things.


Nice to be able to order the buttons without the entire assembly... I use Straploks on all my basses. I have three straps, and each one has the male portion of the Straplok system. On my main strap, I have four Straplok male connections so that I can achieve the correct playing position for different basses. Each time I purchase a bass, the first thing I do is to change the existing buttons to the Straplok buttons. Until recently, I thought it was necessary to buy the entire assembly, even though all I needed was the buttons. Now it is nice to be able to order just the buttons, but I believe they are priced too high. The entire assembly can be purchased for just $5 more than the buttons alone, which makes no sense, since the male portion of the assembly is much more complex to manufacture compared with the button portion. Still, I would rather pay $5 less and not have too many useless male portions just lying around. I think $5 or so would be a more fair price, not that Dunlop is listening to my advice. lol.


The Strings I Didn’t Know I Couldn’t Live Without. When I first tried these strings I was highly skeptical because they are a fairly heavier gauge than I’ve always used on my stringed instruments.  But when I started playing a friend’s guitar I noticed quickly how incredibly BEND-Y they are!!!  It’s honestly hard to describe how smooth these strings feel.  I ordered some and put them on my favorite Strat, and I loved them so much that they are now on almost every stringed instrument I own!  They last a really long time too because they are pure nickel.  I was ride or die for the vintage nickel fender strings for the longest, but these are BETTER.  I would recommend them to anyone for electric and acoustic stringed instruments.  I like to build and mod guitars for my friends sometimes and I always put these on and even include an extra set because as someone who’s been playing guitar for over 20 years, I want them to experience what I finally “discovered” a couple years ago.  As I mentioned, they last a really long time, but I still subscribe for a new set every month because I like to stock up and I have way too many instruments 🤣


It’s awesome however.. The mic itself is awesome I use it for gaming and I have no issues with anyone hearing me or it sounding like I’m 100 miles away. It pics up every background noise there is even my washing machine four rooms away that I normally can’t hear. However it’s the best mic I have owned for gaming. The lights are amazing I love that you can change them and even turn them off, you can mute with ease everything about the mic is awesome. However idk what the hell was in the cord box and I honestly don’t even want to know what happened there I just used some alcohol wipes to get the cord out and clean it off before touching. I included pics and that was terrifying. Other then that the product is great and I have had no issues at all. I would buy it again but I would for sure open the cord box a little slower next time.


Reliable, versatile and an extra 9 string... Decades ago I had to re-learn a new playing style due to a slight HAND-icap. I have found that hybrid sets work best for me. In this time, I have tried many brands, materials and gauges, and still, I keep falling back to Rotosound Nickel Hybrid Electric Guitar String sets (9 11 16 26 36 46). I have a couple fallback brands that are very good...but this is where I land these days. As long as I keep them Clean, they're bright, they maintain their tone over time, and stay in tune. (and you get an extra high E string)To clarify, I'm not a guitar or string snob and I'm not rich, but maybe I may have experience that might be useful to others. That said, my baseline for strings is that <I use the strings I can afford and that get the job done.>I don't have expensive guitars but I have had several for 20 years or longer...and I know how to adjust the neck, string height, properly install the strings on the posts and make sure there's no hang-ups in the nut, yatta yatta. In short, with as much bending and hammering strings I do they, for the most part, stay in tune.


Awesome with a Catch... I really hate breaking the wood hotrods and then buying them again, only to break them again. The Kuppmen carbon fiber rods seem to be the answer to this issue. I love the way they feel, and they sound just great on my hi hats when I need less attack but still want to play pretty hard. Rebound from the snare is awesome, and all around they're just a pleasure to play with.BUT... the center rod will eventually fly out! This usually happens mid song, and I usually realize it when I go to hit the snare and I get the crash (12 inches behind the snare) instead. Then I have to use a drumstick to smash the rod back into place and hope it doesn't come out again. I've considered pulling the center rod and putting a dab of superglue on the very bottom of it, but I kind of wish I didn't have to do that, considering how expensive these rods are. I don't mind paying the price, but I expect durability, you know?Otherwise, I love them!


Awesome purchase! I am a beginner when it comes to playing the guitar.  I used to practice back in the day but with a very cheap guitar, caused so much pain with my fingers that I stopped.  Decided to get serious about learning and purchase an affordable but yet highly rated guitar.  I looked at professional reviews online and this guitar was in the top 10, in fact it was number 2 on the list I reviewed.I am so glad I went ahead and purchased it.  It’s so beautiful.  I could smell the wood work of the product as soon as I took it out the box.  I quickly went ahead and tuned it (it sounds so beautiful) and started doing online lessons.I am happy I decided to go ahead and purchase this item.  No disappointment at all.  I will definitely recommend this guitar! You wouldn’t be disappointed.Also the electric guitar option with it, is a plus !


Wow just wow. I bought a Grote 335 style guitar a few years ago and am extremely happy with its quality and performance. Because of its price, I thought it might be a fluke. Last week I decided to buy the LP Grote. This guitar arrived in less than a week. I picked the purple tone. I don’t care that it’s a printed front. It’s stunningly beautiful. I am a guitar tech and luthier but I haven’t done a set up to either Grote’s I own and they sound decent right out of the box. That being said, if you are hitting the road or doing studio work I would recommend doing a pro set up on these guitars. I love the amplified sound of the 335 style Grote I own so I expected the same when I tested the new one. when I plugged in the LP I was blown away at the warmest sound I’ve heard in years. No pedals or effects, just amp. This 199.99 guitar was boasting a 1000.00 sound. I would recommend any guitarist who doesn’t have a large budget to look at Grote. If you have a large budget, still look at Grote and spend the rest of a great amp.


Solid basic arm. Honest review! Bought this because i wanted a basic simple arm for my mic. Easy to install and works as advertised. It is a little clunky and the motion is very meh. But for what i paid for it… Come on. I don’t get any metal ringing through recordings if i hit the stand slightly like in some others i’ve had. The medium sized one was perfect for what i needed. The large would have probably been returned. If i had to pick out one thing i love and hate? I LOVE the base that goes to the desk. Very solid and makes me feel confident in it. The thing i HATE? This arm would be 10/10 if they made a simple design change on the mic holder. I want it to be able to turn full radius. Up, down, left, right, ect. It’s a little limited. Up and down only. Now I KNOW i can buy a separate piece to make that happen and it is probably designed for that. But it would be a game changer if it just DID THIS TO BEGIN WITH. 4/5 stars good


It’s all about THAT Bass. I recently purchased a Fender Aerodyne Jazz bass.  This particular bass has no fret markers on the fingerboard, which makes for a nice, clean look.  I normally don’t pay any attention to the markers on the fingerboard, so no problem.  Here’s the problem.  I’m visually impaired and I DO rely on the markers that are in the neck of the bass.  The Aerodyne came with tiny , white dots that I couldn’t see while playing.I tried 1/8” inch dots, but they were too small.  I then ordered these 1/4” dots and they are perfect.  They were easy to apply, and seem to stay adheres pretty well to the neck.  Even if I have to replace them regularly, it’s worth it.  I was about ready to return the bass, not because I didn’t like it, but because it was too difficult to play well.  These simple dots saved the day for me as I love this bass!  See picture for details.  No jokes about them not being straight cuz I already told you I can’t see lol.


Expensive. After watching a few videos I purchased this lacquer to refinish an old Gibson guitar.  I applied gloss black lacquer over automotive primer.  I bought two cans @ $35 for each can.  I followed the instructions and warmed the cans before use. The first can applied fairly evenly but the second can I had all kinds of problems with splatter.  I had to sand out some big globs of paint and put on another coat.  I tried shaking the can, heating warmer and lower but the splatter would not stop.  I had to spray for a couple of seconds then clean the nozzle with a rag to stop the splatter. The other problem was orange peel.  I have used other brands for 1/3 the price and gotten better results.  If I had to do this over again, I would use a less expensive lacquer.


Strange angle of mouthpiece. I think I've played just about everything that has keys or strings - even a theatre pipe organ - and I was looking for something different that was fun to play.  I did play the recorder a number of years ago, but again, I wanted something unique.  And that, is when I came across the ocarina.  I didn't want to invest a lot of money, but wanted something that had a good tone.  A little research on line brought me to the Night by Noble.  And I love it -- but my right wrist Does Not.  The mouthpiece just seems to be at an odd angle.  I did a little comparison to other brands and sure enough the angle and length is a bit odd.  Again, I really like this particular instrument, but might consider another brand with a longer and,more importantly, more angled mouthpiece, in the near future.Update - I purchased an STL Aria ocarina yesterday.  What a huge difference!  The mouthpiece angle is perfect and definitely longer.  And it gives me a great finger wrap for the balance needed in high notes.  It was three times the price of the NbN, but you pretty much get what you pay for.  I got a thick velvet carrying bag with the NbN, but wanted something more protective for a ceramic instrument.  Ended up finding a camera case that was just the right size.  I'm happy, my wrist is happy, so all is well!


A very nice inexpensive Irish whistle! I have some experience with Native American flute but am new to the pennywhistle. The first thing I looked at was craftsmanship; this whistle was flawless from what I could see; solid paint job on the brass tube, no little scratches, etc; holes were drilled cleanly; mouthpiece well-formed.  The first time I played it there was a lot of screeching; I was trying to overlay how I play NA flute onto this new little whistle. The second time I played it I tried to let go of my NA flute experience (except the basics like making sure all the holes are well-covered) and let nature find it's own way re breathing, ... ; here came the solid and clear notes! Since I do have a few other Irish whistles to compare to, I can say that this Feadog Pro D definitely has it's own voice, and it's a very pleasant one. I'm glad I added it to my instruments; it's fun to play.


Almost impossible to play as it came. The guitar looks beautiful and I was very happy until I realized the strings had never even been tensioned....meaning the neck could easily warp.  So I got to work on it, I'm very familiar and used to setting up acoustic guitars.  First the sound hole hex key adjustment is one I've never seen...bizarre...they provide a very long and difficult to use adjustment hex....and it barely works.  This guitar came with action so high it could not be played really.  I play out fairly regularly and have some very high end guitars, even affordable Alvarez guitars I have came setup and easy to adjust.  I have no idea right now what I was do.  I know a good luthier and will get his opinion.  I'm extremely disappointed.  This instrument is not well thought out in terms of design of the neck tension system at all and the copy I received had very little care before it was taken out of a very beaten up box...perhaps it was one sent back.  But this is unplayable.  I may send it back, I wanted a jumbo that I could take out to play and not worry about a super expensive guitar...I've seen half the price guitars that are better than this one...but the finish etc is nice...what a shame the rest isn't.


A little smaller than expected. I wear a size XL glove and they fit perfectly so I went with the XL size slide but it's a little tight. The first time I put it on I actually had a moment where I thought I was in trouble and really had to yank to get it off my finger. I thought maybe I just put it on too deep but after looking at the video they have that's not the case, it's just a little too snug to wear like that.Otherwise I like the idea and if I had gone a size up I think I would really like it. I like the one I got enough and am able to use it and get a sense of the "ergonomic design" which is actually pretty nice. I was ripping No More Tears earlier and it sounded much better with a slide as intended rather than faking it.


Not Worth Purchasing. I am a 52 year old hobby drummer and am not a rough player. I figured these would be cheap but thought that with my easy playing they would be good enough to last a year and save the $20-$25 for Vic Firth Rute's or Promark Hot Rods. I sent these back after playing with them 3x. The first time I used them I noticed after about 10 minutes that the rods started coming out. I would push them back down but then they were uneven. Play a little more and push them down. It only became worse with each time playing so I sent them back.The rods themselves seemed just as durable as the more expensive ones but I will never know for sure since I returned them. All they have to do is put some glue in the end piece before putting it on and the rods would stay in place. I have had a pair of VF Rute 606's for over a year and they are still going strong. The rods have never moved and they show only a little wear. The ends are spreading out some but it just makes them quieter. I guess there is a reason they cost more and I will not mess with the cheap one's in the future. Save your time and money, unless you want to mess around fixing these yourself.


Too Much Fun! When I first ordered this drum I didn't know what to expect, I mean I saw people playing it and it looked cool but now I know.  I LOVE sitting on this box and just banging away! I think it's therapeutic.  You learn how to play it as you experiment with it. There are different ways that you that you can hit it the drum, or cup your hands differently that gives you different types of sounds.  To let you know how solid this box is, I weigh 250 pounds and this drum holds me up with no problems. I don't feel like it's going to break underneath me. I would say it's commercial grade, and the fit and finish is wonderful.  It really is fun to play, and even my adult kids want to play on Dad's drum.  When I'm not using it I use it as a small table for a one of my speakers. It is well worth the money and something that I could see lasting forever if not abused. I highly recommend!


Always Have Loved Maple Necks/Fingerboards. I dont "get" alot of these reviews.  I've been playing forty years and have had at least five dozen guitars running the gamut of pricing.  You never know with a guitar, they all are different.  Personally, i have always liked maple necks and fretboards.  It has a soft, easy to play feel.  If it doesn't feel right, NOTHING else matters.  This guitar feels good and makes it easy and fun again, the same can't be said of plenty of guitars I've owned over the years.  I've had cheaper guitars feel great and really expensive guitars feel like crap.  As long as it feels good, i can get a good sound by using pedals.  I was very pleasantly surprised.  The tuning is a slight issue but stretch them good and/or put a new set on it.  The finish I think is great, too.  I like it so much i am going to get another.  That'll be a fun comparison.  Like i said, you never know.  I think it's a crapshoot.  I don't trust so-called luthiers, either.  I've had plenty of guitars come back less-playable.  These were well-respected people.  It's either playable or not.  I like this little thing.


Looks nice, seems to blunt sounds. I used these in my office to reduce sounds from coming out and disturbing others in my house while I am working or just watching videos.  For that purpose it seems to work well, but I think I will need to get a few packages to make a nice design or add to the sound dampening effect since it only comes in a 12 pack.The panels themselves are pretty solid and feel dense as advertised.  I made a nice backdrop pattern behind my monitor, but eventually, I think I will buy a few more packs and add panels all over to match my current design and make my office a bit more visually exciting with the added benefit of more sound dampening.I do not do much recording so I can't speak to any increased audio quality on recordings of yet, but I can't imagine it not helping since it should cut down on echoes and dilute random sounds.7/10 I would recommend it.  I hope this review is helpful.


Beautiful flute, but… This is a very beautiful flute and I was so excited to get it. I hadn’t played in about 30 years and wasn’t sure if I could still play. I was pretty good way back when and really wanted to start playing again.When I started playing, I thought some notes seemed sharp. Well, as I said, it had been a while and I thought it was me. I continued to practice and did not see an improvement in the sharpness. In fact, the flute just got more out of tune as time went on. No amount of adjustment would correct this. Sadly, I was unable to continue to play this flute. It was too hard on my ears. I have returned it and will look at an intermediate flute to purchase. I am glad I tried it however because it sparked that part of me that always loved to play.


They are OK. I've got a bunch of par lights, and I guess I was hoping for a little more with these. Most of my lights are about the same size. Their LEDs are in different patterns, but when I put them all on my truss, they look comparable. These guys are smaller. I guess you can call them compact. But they won't look right in-line with my other pars. They are bright... in fact, they are brighter than a name brand pair that I have. However, the blue had more purple in it. The red and green looked OK. The spread is wider when I tested these side-by-side with my name brand. The name brand gave me an even circle on my ceiling. This pair washed a larger area with a hot spot in the middle. What I do NOT like is the plug. It is ungrounded. If I use them inside, they will work OK. I will probably use them behind a scrim or façade since the brackets are extremely flimsy. I didn't expect name brand quality for sure. But I think I expected just a little bit better.


Took me a long time to figure this out, but happy with it now. I was eager to try this as a way to record from my guitar onto a Macbook Pro, but was totally new to this type of device.  I understood that I would need to download 'digital audio workstation' (DAW) software, so I read about a few options and decided to go with the free version of Waveform. After downloading it, and connecting my guitar to the BOMGE, and connecting the BOMGE to my laptop (all of which were simple and quick), I spent an unsuccessful hour trying to achieve a recording. Then I downloaded Audacity software and retried, but was again unsuccessful. At that point, I had no idea whether the trouble was the BOMGE or just me not being able to figure this out. Turned out it was me. I returned to Waveform, re-watched a couple of its Youtube tutorials (which I highly recommend for beginners), and eventually got the hang of this. (With the guitar plugged into port 2, make sure that the 'inst' button is set on, and in Waveform, set the input for the recording track to 'input 2.') After that, the info page that came with the BOMGE was meaningful, and I have found the device to be just what I hoped for. It is compact in size and provides a fine sound quality for my amateur level.


Good value. I bought this in January, 2023 and have been playing it for 3 months now. I am a beginner so I didn’t want to invest too much in something if I didn’t stick with it. The threads aren’t rounded off but don’t stick out too much on the sides. The strings were a bit rusty from the warehouse but I didn’t change them out in case I wanted to return. I finally changed them out the other day after 3 months averaging 8-9 hours a week of playing.  Sounds much brighter and louder now with fresh strings. The tuning pegs turn smoothly and after the strings stretched they hold tuning fairly consistently. I decided it was time to get it a case and today received this case today. A perfect fit. Crossrock Hardshell Arch Top Wood case fits OM, Martin 000 Guitars-Vinyl Tweed(CRW600OMTW)If you’re a beginner, I think this is a good one to go with. I really like the tone of it compared to others I have heard. My music interests are Dixieland and music from the 30’s so the tone fits that era well.


Works Well So far! I am not a professional podcaster or youtuber, I was just tired of my Microphone being in the way. I have a Blue Yeti X so I ordered the "Large" arm to be safe. I am glad I did the size difference helps get the microphone exactly where I needed it. So far I have not had any issues. The adapter fit the microphone, I have moved the stand when I am ready to use the microphone and then when I am finished with it. For this price It is a good stand. We will see long term how it holds up but I am very happy with this stand so far.


Simple Tool Makes for Easy Work! I love these. I have been buying them for a few years. Fret polishing is a task that never goes out of style and these fret erasers make easy work of a tedious task. This is the first time I got the 180 grit eraser so I am really excited to see how that will work on some of the more stubborn scratches and tool marks that I find on frets. They are pretty simple to use, I tape off the fret board and then use them just like an eraser. I go fret by fret with each eraser working my way up from the lower grits to the higher polishing grits. This kit has the 1000 grit which I have already but I would encourage buying the 2000 grit eraser or using a finger nail buffer stick to really nail the mirror shine. I not only recommend, but I use them myself and love them!


SHORT style great for people 5’9” or taller DID NOT SWIVEL & WOBBLY. Preface: I am female…weigh more than I care to say…(229lbs)…and I am 5’7”. I purchased this for guitar practice as I have read many, many people have. So let’s cut to the chase……Maybe I received a dud…who knows. I do know that 1) it was wobbly with no means of adjusting it. Well…I guess I could put a matchbook under one of the legs to level it out…you know, like in the old days! 2) Maybe my definition of “swivel” is different than most…seat barely even moved when I wasn’t even sitting on it and had to strong arm it. 3) I researched like crazy to find the “perfect” stool. I read several reviews that stated it’s good for people 5’7”….. um…nope. I couldn’t put a foot on the floor without sitting so close to the front that it was quite uncomfortable on my woman parts. Again…I might have received a defective item. I have learned through all my research that roc-n-soc is extremely well made and very popular. I just purchased the r-n-s nitro drum throne so I’ll let ya’ll know how that one is. I’m super stoked!


---Buyers BEWARE they don't stand behind WARRANTY-- Very rarely have I had issue's with sellers warranty.After 2 months the temperature light stopped working. It did work atill I put another Thermometer in the tank and adjusted the correct temperature. A couple month's later I had to adjust again. I had to keep changing it  to bring up the 70 to 78 degrees temp. At 4 months I contacted the company about there 1 year warranty.  They did repond and I told them i appreciate that they responded.  First off they offered 50% coupon.They raised there price. Even at 50% I said I could find one cheaper last longer.  Now there respone send it in to repair.Wait what??It's winter and my tank would be without a heater. That just funny. I've already lost a snail. I live in the high desert so our temperature changes 115 to below 0. My house stays 62 to 80. Yes this heater needed to function for the changes.I bought a higher power for the size of the tank thinking this heater would be the best for my tank for the area.When I purchased this heater it had 5 stars.I hope I helped someone to stay away,because company 12 month warranty only works if you send it in.What a joke. Buyer BEWAREI paid for this heater with my own monies no one paid me.


disappointed! I just gotten an 8-month-old English Cream Golden retriever and she was not responding to the training that my trainer is help me with, so we talked about a shock collar. I read reviews and decided on this one and was thinking this will help me with my ECGR behavior problems. Well came and I followed the instructions, and it just wouldn't pare up the remote would not charge. So, I did a return and not a replacement. I mailed it out the very next day and went to a shop in my town and purchase a more costly shock collar something I didn't want to do because I would only be using the collar for a short time, but I needed one to start our training and couldn't wait on a replacement and then it not work. Then I checked my emails and seen I received an email from Amazon on a replacement for the shock collar. I recommend if you are thinking about purchasing a shock collar don't pick a cheap one, because they will only last 6 months dispending on brand.


This does not do as it is advertised. I don't understand what people are raving about. I tried this and it did nothing. I tried this on my carpet, on my stairs, on my rugs and I didn't get any hair pulled up.  I have 2 100 pd dogs that shed profusely. I vacuum every 2 days to keep the hair up.  I know there is hair on my floors even after I vacuum because it comes up on my pants an d socks.  So this should be picking stuff up.Anyways, I am unhappy about the shipping. What happened to the shipping box?  I got my box today and it was crushed. I got several boxes today at the same time and THIS was the only box that was crushed. Like it had to be deliberately chosen to be crushed.  This is not the first time my deliveries have been crushed, ripped open, etc by Amazon or UPS. In fact, I had over $1000 in tile crushed on my last UPS order over the holiday. Which I watched UPS from my window as they threw each box of tile out of their truck and onto my pavement. So no wonder my tile was crushed. But what happened here?


My dog started using this as a chew toy. I purchased this because slip leads seem to be recommended and my dog was pulling a lot. My adopted dog was like a completely different dog once out of the shelter. When I first saw her at the shelter, she was calm, no pulling whatsoever. I sign the papers and she immediately started pulling and running up to each thing.I noticed that the leash they use for the shelter dogs was a slip lead and the leash they give you upon adoption is a standard. I thought it must have something to do with the leash and ordered this one.While she walked better on this leash, she would also rile herself up and decide to start attacking it and playing tug of war. I saw a video on how to turn your slip lead into a harness - it worked better, but wasn't perfect. I ultimately switched to a short leash and harness because I can almost hold the leash loosely without problems with that combination. Even if I hadn't gone that way I wouldn't still be using this leash - someone else walked her for a few days with it and I didn't notice till later it has been chewed through - if she did decide to run I could not trust the leash in its current state to restrain her.


It just looked too big - but fit perfect after I got the collar attached and on dog. Jack, my 16-pound female Corgi will have her Spay surgery in a couple of weeks.  Wanting to avoid the horror of a traditional cone, I chose this product to prevent her from bothering the stitches.  When I first opened the package, I really thought it was going to be too big.  I measured her and ordered according to the chart.  I tried to inflate using the included pump, but it wouldn't insert far enough to really work.  I did force it in and it did start to work, but it was taking FOREVER, so I hose to blow it up manually.  Just a few breaths and it was done.  (NOTE - the pump has a tip on it that WILL BE wonderful to deflate this item.)After getting it pumped up, I threaded her collar through the attached loops and after properly allowing her time to get used to it, I placed this on her.  She didn't like it, of course, but did tolerate it.  I do think this will be a better option than the cone after her surgery.


English bully-approved. Great harness for English bullies.  Sizing is spot on, I got the large for my pups that range from 25.5-27 inches.  Quality is great too.  I do want to say that my bullies aren't 'pullers' and are pretty chill, so I can't say how durable it is in regards to more aggressive dogs.  But, I've taken them on their walks with this, and I don't feel like it may break or anything like that.  I have been using this harness for a few weeks now exclusively for one of my pups, and I haven't seen any fraying or rips on the harness.Most importantly, my pups like it.  They're pretty picky when it comes to harnesses, when they don't like one they make a point of running away when I would take ones they didn't like out, or try biting it off their bodies.  This one has passed all the tests!  One of my pups even TOOK A NAP with it on.The leash is just okay.  The handle is nice since it has the plastic piece, but I already have a leash that I like so I'm keeping this as a back up.  I mainly got this for the harness.It's a crazy good price, especially when you compare it to the name-brand ones.  This is a fraction of the price.  My pups and I are glad that I got it.


Okay, this filter is no joke. When I first found this filter, I was skeptical. A good filter, for a 75 gallon tank, that's under $30? No way. Not when we paid $100+ for our AquaTech. I was on the phone with my husband and he almost laughed when I told him the price and that I was going to try it out. He told me not to get my hopes up, there's no way it could be good. I was doing a partial water change and I knew I'd be disturbing a lot of sediment and our old filter was on its last legs, so I decided to take a chance.Y'all. When I tell you this little thing WORKS. It cleaned my filthy tank water overnight. Within the first hour I could see a massive difference and by morning? Almost crystal clear. All the filters were filthy within a day from just how much crap they'd sucked up. Oh, and the output is so strong I had to use the little L adjuster pipe to aim the output flow at the side of the tank, because it was creating too strong of a current for my littler tetras. This thing is amazing. I'm buying another one just to put two in my tank to keep it even cleaner. Please note, I've had this thing for almost three months now and it's still going strong.


Great auto feeder for those that work long days! This is a great auto feeder for those that work long days! I just changed jobs recently, and I'm now working 12 hr shifts. I was worried about how I would keep my 2 small dogs on their feeding schedule, as I leave before their breakfast time and get home after their supper time. This has been a lifesaver knowing my little fur babies are being fed on a regular schedule. It is simple to set up and very simple to use. The portions that dispense are perfect for my dogs. Now I can control when and how much they eat when I'm away working. I also love the fact that I can watch them and speak to them. Although they get a little excited when they hear my voice, I see disappointment when I am really not there. So I keep the speaking very limited. But sometimes they want to fuss with each other when the food comes out, so I can tell them to stop, and they typically will at that point. All that said, this is a great auto feeder with many features and will provide peace of mind knowing your little fur babies are getting their food, and seeing how happy they are when they do. I highly recommend this feeder.


Not sure if it worked, but my tank was cycled quickly. I watched a bunch of youtube videos and was expecting to get some giant algae bloom or a huge spike in nitrites and then nitrates.  I never experienced any of this. I was so unsure if my tank was cycled. I tested my water consistently, for 2 weeks no change. Then i bought a small rock covered in algae from petco and put it in there. I shined a flashlight that night and saw it had some good hitchhikers in it. Tiny Stomatella snails, and alot of amphipods. I watched them for a week and they were thriving so i knew it was obviously cycled now. Then i bought one fish, a diamond goby. That guy is the best purchase ive made. He is a workhorse and keeps my entire sandbed clean of all extra food. Anyways... he was happy in there. So then i knew it was safe to add more.  My tank is 75 gallons with live sand and dry live rock carib sea. The only wet live rock i added was that tiny one from petco.  I think it works. Still not sure really if it was this stuff or the extra time i gave it.


I have owned 7 house bunnies in a row!!! In about thirty years I have owned 7 bunnies, all who have lived inside and been treated very special.  Sometimes I have owned two at once, but in those thirty years never gone without at least one.  Obviously I am doing something right since several of mine have lived to be about 12-13 years old.  So in say that, I highly recommend this grass mat that I use inside their huge open door cage where I also have pet fur mats on the floor along with one of these mats where I sit there bowl of TIMOTHY pellets.  I notice that the bunny I have now will ignore it for awhile and then one day just start shredding it to pieces, so I make sure to keep buying them for her since she really doesn't play with any rabbit toys I buy her.  Except for loving empty toilet paper rolls this is her fav fun project!  I always make sure anything I give my bunnies is safe and healthy (note, always use timothy pellets, give them just the tiniest bit of fruit, no other carbs and tons of green vegies daily).  Rabbits love to eat but anything sugar or sweet will mess up their stomachs real easily...but back to this product, it is a big yes and I will continue buying them when needed.