I am looking for something to add volume to my thin, one length bob. I need it to hold the part, and keep it clean looking. Would this work?
639494
My hair is thin also. I find that putting any kind of product in my hair makes it worse. I hoped this would work alas, it fell short for me.
639495
I love this product. I also have thin hair, but mine is short and layered. I was told this product as well as the other "Perfect 10" line were mentioned on either the Today Show or Good Morning America. My hairdresser used it on me first and it really does the job. My hair definitely looks thicker and has more volume. The odor is also absolutely wonderful. I'd at least give it a try. I wash my hair twice a week, it is colored and am still using the first spray bottle I ordered. Good luck!
639496
It would help a lot....but if you add the It's a 10 mousse too...then you would be in business.I use them both. I have very fine and thinning hair and to fluff it up and to get it to hold the style, I use both after I shampoo my hair and then I blow dry it. Love the look and it will last a couple of days before I need to shampoo again.
639497
I think so.. I use it on my bangs and in my opinion this and the Lanza Powder up texturizer are the best 2 things I've used.. but with the Lanza, a little goes a long way and that I use between washings.
639498
i think it would help. i have a bob also. my hairdresser used it on the crown of my head,sprayed on the roots while hair was wet.it holds just enough to keep the style,but looks natural too. and, it smells just great!!!!
1631177
Should work great! Phone, drink holder, etc. Wonderful idea! Might just need to pay attention to the diameter of the bar you want to mount to and make sure you use the right size.
1375647
I don't think that would work too well. It is flat on the back and requires two screws to mount it. It wouldn't be very secure with mounting tape.
1885811
Yes, it will work. I use it for my drums and it easily dampens the sound. If you desire additional dampening, all you need to do is add another layer. It absorbs the sound for multiple purposes. If you have any questions or need additional information, please let me know. Thanks,KRM
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I would say it depends on what you want to do with it. I bought it hoping to put a smaller guitar (almost kid size) on it and the stand is now in storage because it was too annoying for that size. The problem is that the part of the stand that actually holds the guitar is both wide and deep. I can get the guitar to balance on it but any bump, no matter how slight, causes it to fall off. So if you want it for a situation where you are certain that nothing will bump into it, might work. Otherwise I would look for something else.
163013
I think it should work fine from what I recall it is not over 3 inches deep. I am assuming you are referring to depth.
1382201
I have one for my guitar, and it will hold the banjo nicely. I use a different one for my banjo, but only because my guitar sits better in this one.
2017220
This item here is JUST the bracket for a SENA bluetooth communicators.Only a boom microphone and no earphones.I don't know if it will work like you want and if it did then it would not be the most cost efficient means.
2122190
I bought it just for that & I found that there was "leaking". I would definitely not recommend it as you can short your amps. Don't do it man.
1705714
I bought it for a ice chest radio that covered a store brand sub woofer. It didn't fit it exactly but the intent of the grill was completely cosmetic and I used glue to make it stay. Sorry couldn't be more help.
879979
I use it on a microphone stand. It holds it well. Not sure I would trust it on my motorcycles.
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The unit is too heavy to be supported by a COMMON boom mike stand. You MIGHT be able to use a very HEAVY duty stand like I use for overhead mics for drums. One needs a heavy base with adequate leg spread to have stability if device AND mic is to be supported on a boom of any appreciable length. Mine I use on a regular stand that the boom has been removed. It works very nice this way. I would recommend that you try a heavy duty stand... they are pricey... that has legs more like a speaker stand. Extend the boom like you need, and then attach weights to simulate the sheilld AND the microphone to check feasibility. You MIGHT need counterbalancing weights on the back of the boom.
574707
Actually it's too light and tends to fall over. It also would be a terrible way to hold a boom mic. If you need a low budget boom mic holder use a painters extension pole and rig up a shock mount from the mic from rubber bands and PVC pipe cult into rings.
398097
I'm using the Bose Jewel speakers (I forgot what model but it goes along with the new V series, and they are not the ultra small ones, they are the standard size). This mount seems to work pretty well, but I don't know if I'd trust it to hold much more weight than that.
2006593
It may be too short. I think this stand would be great for positioning a mic for an acoustic guitar.
884591
I would probably go for the standard mike attached to the earpiece with the proviso that it may be necessary to secure the mike/earpiece in place. Note: the shaft holding the mike is quite short so some could find it did not hold the mike close enough to the mouth for clear sound.The only clear answer is to try it (the one you assess may be best for your application) and see if it works for you.
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That is what I used it for. It was a little tricky mounting it but now that it's in it works perfectly.