Pro Co Ameriquad 20' vs ProX XC-MIC10: Choose the Right XLR Mic Cable
Choose the Pro Co Ameriquad for a 20-foot XLR cable with a stated RFI-noise focus, or the ProX XC-MIC10 for a 10-foot balanced XLR connection at the lower listed price.
Choose the Pro Co Ameriquad for a 20-foot XLR cable with a stated RFI-noise focus, or the ProX XC-MIC10 for a 10-foot balanced XLR connection at the lower listed price.
Choose the Pro Co Ameriquad for a longer XLR run with an RFI-focused description, or the ProX XC-MIC03 for a compact balanced connection at the lower listed price.
Choose the ProX XC-MIC100 for its explicitly stated 100-foot balanced XLR run and tour-grade focus, or choose the H&A Value Series XLR M to F cable when its lower listed price and studio, live, and broadcast positioning fit your setup.
The SC-DE61 is a CK61-focused backpack-style soft case, while the P-145BT is an 88-key digital home piano with Bluetooth. Choose based on whether you need keyboard transport or an instrument for playing.
The Yamaha SC-DE61 is a backpack-style soft case for a CK61 electronic keyboard, while the Yamaha P-145BT is an 88-key digital home piano. Choose based on whether you need to carry a keyboard or begin playing one.
The Yamaha SC-DE61 is a CK61-focused soft case, while the Yamaha P145BT is an 88-key digital home piano with Bluetooth audio. Choose based on whether you need transport protection for an existing keyboard or a complete instrument to play.
Choose the V3 Sound Grand Piano Pro for a piano-centered module with 56 onboard sounds, or step up to the new V3 Sound Sonority Pro for a 1,000-sound palette and 256-voice polyphony.
Choose the Yamaha P-145BT for an 88-key weighted digital home piano, or the 61-Key Folding Piano for a compact format with a travel bag and Bluetooth MIDI.
Choose the Kawasaki Audio Pro 37 for a beginner-focused 37-key electronic keyboard with recording, effects, speaker, and battery-powered operation; choose the M-Audio SP-2 when an electronic keyboard needs a universal sustain/damper pedal.
Choose the ESP E-II BTL-4 for its active 4-string format and included case, or the Edwards SGB-115S for its Python-finish PJ signature identity. Their listed prices are separated by $30.
Choose the Eminence-loaded 12-inch bass cabinet when your rig needs a 150 W speaker cabinet; choose the JSAUX 10-foot cable when the immediate need is a male-to-male 1/4-inch connection.
Choose the GrassRoots G-J-53 for its named ESP identity and alder body, or the Aria Pro II RSB for the lower listed price and "Bag" wording in its title. A $256 listed-price spread separates these two used Japanese basses.