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Dec 03, 2019
Wireless instrument microphone
Sampson wireless instrument microphone:
Positives: easy to use and set up.
Negative: when used with a tenor saxophone, the transmitter picks up so much instrument key noise that is virtually unusable. Mounting the transmitter on top of the bell rather than under it helps a little. I made a mount to try to isolate the transmitter from the instrument, again to no avail. The transmitter was still coupled to the horn through the mount.. What does work is attaching the transmitter to the music stand. Works beautifully in this configuration. However, you might as well use a music stand mic. The only conclusion I can draw is that attaching the transmitter to the horn causes the transmitter to pick up the key noise since separating the transmitter from the horn has no deleterious effects, even though the microphone is in the same proximity to the bell in both cases. This may not be a problem with a horn with valves since actuating noise should be considerably subdued. I am open to any suggestion that can alleviate this phenomenon and would be happy to know where I have erred in setting up the transmitter.
Apr 18, 2017
Be careful when buying replacement clipper blades
Actually, my ratings were bogus but can't continue without them. I couldn't use the blade because it wouldn't fit my Andis 1005 clipper. I have 6 blades that all fit, but the new one, which at first looks to be identical to another Andis 4FC ceramic blade that I own won't attach to my clipper. The reason is the bracket on the back of the new blade sticks up much higher than on my other blades. I have pictures but see no way to attach one. The arcs on what appear to be tensioners stand up much higher. In all other respects the blades appear to be the same. Upon closer inspection I did find other differences. My old blade is marked "AHS" while the new one is marked "PN1". The word Andis on the old blade is underlined but not on the new one. Finally, the side on the old blade has a distinct bevel whereas the new blade has a continuous curve (I discovered this when I tried to set them on edge to take a photo. Except for the bracket that stands up higher on the back of the blade everything else is superficial. Because I have used both steel and ceramic blades I am prepared to say I prefer the ceramic blades because they run cooler. The steel blades can get burning hot. I have no issue with Andis products but just wanted to note that there may be subtle differences between blades that the buyer needs to be aware of.
Aug 23, 2016
Large area sprinkler
Used them for years. However, have good water pressure so can not comment on normal systems. Biggest problem was finding one for sale. As far as I am concerned these are the best all around sprinklers. Last for years, have huge coverage and setting sectors is easy.