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Hudson JX02 Music Stand Bla…
The choice of working musicians and students around the world, this folding design features rubberized feet for added stability. Music stand Foldable model, Height 74/138cm Book dimensions 46,5/23cm, Black. Nylon pouch with shoulder strap included.
23,95
23,95
Hudson JX05 Professional Mu…
This lightweight pro music stand is height adjustable to meet the needs of most musicians. It features a tripod design, all-metal construction, and full-tilt adjustment of the music holder. Folding the legs is possible with durable clamps and hinges.
17,95
17,95
Konig Meyer Mighty Bright T…
Unique light with 3 LED. Works with 3 batteries (1,5 V AAA, not included). Bright and continuous light, flexible telescopic arm to adjust light beam. With handy clip to attach to music stands etc., also usable as desk lamp. Very compact size, folded up only 130 x 50 x 25 mm. Comes with bag.
29,90
29,90
29,-
29,-
IK Multimedia IKlip
IK Multimedia introduces iKlip™ — a multi-angle lightweight iPad microphone stand adapter. Now you can take your favorite iPad™ music apps on stage for live performance. The new iKlip for iPad makes it easy for you to use your iPad in any live setting — on stage, in the studio, at school or in the boardroom. With its multi-angle adjustable design, you can now securely position your iPad for optimal viewing and accessibility, while all controls, buttons and connection ports remain free from obstruction. Designed for iPad 1, but with included 'snap-in adapters' also compatible with iPad 2.
99,-
99,-
Brandsen IPad Music Stand
The iPad Music Stand makes it easy for you to use your iPad during performances and repetitions. Ideally suited for musicians using the iPad for sheet music. iPad and stand can both be transported in the useful case. The music stand can be positioned in several ways, making it the perfect iPad stand in almost every situation. The case including stand and iPad weighs 3,5 kgs. iPad not included.
99,-
99,-
Boss TU12BW
This sleek, stylish chromatic tuner is designed exclusively for brass and wind instruments. Tune quickly and accurately using the internal microphone or the external clip-on contact mic (included). ACCU-PITCH verifies tuning with an audible beep. The included case can be attached to a music stand for added convenience.
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February 9th, 2012
Warwick Bass Guitars
Warwick was founded in 1982 in Erlangen, in the German state of Bavaria. Today Warwick is one of the world´s most highly respected manufacturers of bass guitars.
In 1995 Warwick moved to Markneukirchen in the Saxon Vogtland to capitalize on the centuries-old tradition of instrument building in the region. As a result, Warwick can count on a level of skill and craftsmanship from its workforce that few other firms can match. The construction of the new plant provided an opportunity to install state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment, giving Warwick a technological edge to go along with its well deserved reputation for fine hand craftsmanship. Today Warwick produces a staggering array of instruments with a quality level and consistency that is matched by few instrument makers world wide.
In 2007, Warwick celebrated its 25th anniversary. Despite ever-increasing competition, Warwick can face the future confident that it has the wherewithal to succeed. Warwick´s products are sold in…
January 27th, 2012
Akai Pro is about to change the game a…
Get ready for the next generation of Music Production Controllers. Akai hit the NAMM show this month with some amazing new controllers for DJ's and studiofreaks. The MPC Fly, the first MPC specifically for iPad 2, provides a fully integrated portable MPC solution. The Renaissance fuses legendary MPC production with the power of your computer, and the MPC Studio enables you to produce in your own studio.. anywhere in the world!
MPC Fly
MPC Fly merges unmatched Akai Professional technology with the power of your iPad 2, embodying legendary capabilities that have made the MPC an industry standard like real MPC pads, MPC Note Repeat and MPC Swing. Its multifunctional, double-hinged design gives you the flexibility to produce tracks anywhere, while also acting as a protective case between sessions and giving you total access to your iPad 2 for normal uses.
MPC Renaissance
Fusing Akai Professional’s legendary MPC layout and workflow with the power of your computer, MPC Renaissance i…
January 18th, 2012
New VideoMics announced by RØDE Microp…
RØDE Microphones is proud to announce the release of its latest on-camera microphones, the Stereo VideoMic Pro and the VideoMic HD.
The Stereo VideoMic
Building on the success of the VideoMic Pro, which launched in early 2011 and quickly became the defacto standard for DSLR on-camera audio, and RØDE's original Stereo VideoMic, the new Stereo VideoMic Pro provides a high quality stereo option for videographers, and is ideal for recording music, and the atmospheric ambience essential in building a realistic audio scene.
Based around a matched pair of high sensitivity 1/2"cardioid condenser capsules in a coincident XY pair, the Stereo VideoMic Pro provides a wide stereo image with natural depth.
The Stereo VideoMic Pro builds on the feature set of the VideoMic Pro, with an ergonomic form factor perfectly suited to DSLR, consumer camcorders and large-sensor video cameras. The integrated shock mounting system provides superior isolation from vibration and mechanical noise that ca…
January 10th, 2012
Sigma Guitars are back
The legend is alive - Sigma Guitars are back
In the late 1960s the situation for US guitar manufacturers became difficult: guitars that were made in Japan, looking very similar to US guitars, were flooding the market but at a much lower price. These guitars increasingly endangered the US manufacturers dominance on the market, and a few American companies reacted to that development in an appropriate manner: They did not take any legal steps but instead launched a counter offensive. That’s when “Sigma Guitars” was born.
In 1970 “SIGMA”, the brandname for acoustic guitars, was launched. They were built by specially trained staff in the most efficient guitar factories in Japan and then sent to the US for inspection before being released for sale and shipping to the music stores. The first Japanese made Sigma guitars were quite different to the instruments built in the following years in other countries. After several years of production the manufacturing of the guitars was moved to…
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