very great video, finally someone says it and if you're ever in a situation where you can't get the better microphone, you better be good at EQ'ing hard

AT2035 "just costs $50 more than the AT2020" Pretty big difference when the AT2020 is $99 😂🤤

Who the hell is writing notes on a pad in 2024 when outdoors in the rain?

Opinion on the elgato wave 3? Edit: always watch the vid before commenting

Your hands have ADHD! ;)

I don't "journal" away from home (i.e. when I am "carrying"). I don't sketch either. When I am out and about, I may need to jot down a thought. Or a shopping list. Or a to do list. Any notebook would be overkill for these use cases. Instead, I carry two or three 3x5 index cards in my wallet and it's always plenty. I probably could get by with one index card 95% of the time. Much slimmer than any notebook. I prefer the Exacompta index cards which uses the Clairefontaine 205g paper stock. At CultPens, an order of 4 packs of 100 are less than half the cost per pack after shipping than Rite in the Rain index cards. So 100 cards (200 front and back) for $8. RITR is $17 for 100 index cards. I believe Field Notes is $13 for 144 pages front and back among 3 notebooks - again twice as expensive. The Exacompta paper stock is legit. Fountain pen worthy.

got the hook real quick ! I narrowed down the video,,,,,,BOOOOOOOT !

🗣🗣M-TRACK SOLO MENTIONED GRRAAHHAAAA 🗣🗣(I recomended my friend it and was praying it was actually good)

"Titanium" riiight...

Having one dial to me seems like a positive I just want something I can set and forget

I EDC my keys and wallet. Done, that's it, that's all you need.

Yeah hardened steel is way too hard to cut through with the pressure from your hand, unless you had insane amounts of leverage. Gotta stick to unhardened metal with hand bolt cutters.

I do appreciate this video, but you shouldn't be stating "don't get these microphones" outright because everyones voice is different and you also don't mention the actual specifications of the microphones which I found a little frustrating, other than that great video

I can't read your writing 😢

Q-tips, scotch tape, and post-it-notes never buy generic. This forever (but need six) ear cleaner idea just makes things worse.

Saws, IMO, are meant for destroying things, but for precision work (ang low weight) try a crafting saw.

I agree with information but not the outcome. The extra tools are awful to deploy but do not feel it is that heavy for my use . I use it with my bike tools when doing multi-day rides. I hate tools that do not lock.

bruh why tf you have so many interfaces. can I have one pls

2:38 what if it is a used 2i2 3rd gen that is a good price?

Like other comment mentioned, I have a tool with QD sawzall blade holder, super fast to use and I can get blades at any hardware store.

I love this dude, always straight to the point and truly understands the consumer compared to other youtubers.

I have a RSGRHAI (USB Audio Interface with 1x XLR/TRS 1x 1/4" 2X RCA USB, Red) and a MXL 770. am I cooked? 💀

My favorite is the mkh416 or not in den video ntg3 with eq settings

I mean it's kind of reassuring in one way to see how robust Vic tools are! I agree that the hook and corkscrew aren't the 2 backtools I'd most like to have, I'd prefer an awl and Phillips SD. I have a Climber but not a Compact, so at least I get the awl. Anyway in terms of modding it I don't quite understand what your plan was anyway...to cut those off and weld new tools on? Normally modding is a pretty involved process involving first removing the pins aka rivets, taking it apart, swapping out tools, and then reassembling with new rivets which have to be peened. So I've never attempted it myself.

whaaaaaaaaaat XM8500 costs like an apple and it's sound so good how that's possible. I'm right about my opinion? can you recheck and tell me if it's really good. Ethos is also good.

You guys sucks Ethos and neuman has better sound IMO Your channel is phenomenal.,

7:00 world changed completly

Be sure and report back if its as useful as the scridget.

O...kay? I think I will go with the dog tag can opener instead

what a thumbnail 🤣🤣

Ive had mine for about 6 weeks now and I love it. Im always surprised how many people dont use corkscrews..finding myself with a spur of the moment bottle of wine or belgian beer is a fairly frequent occurence for me, and my glasses may only break once in a while but I just know that screwdriver is gonna come in handy. I love playing with that file on the hook as well!

What a strange idea

Hey, this is a bit of a throwback to an earlier video of yours, but I'm seriously looking at the ksm 32 and tlm 103 as cheaper replacements to the u87 ai (in search of the classic rock ballad sound i.e scorpions). You hinted in your "don't buy these popular mics" video that the ksm 32 may even sound better than a u87. Would you make a video where you expand on this view? I have tried researching the ksm 32 endlessly but you are the only one that has ever mentioned it in the context of rivaling a u87 ai. Cheers!

its about size not weight, every additional pound just give you more back gains :D

Glad I'm not alone in my obsession with weight of backpacks.

It's a bottle opener. Enough said.

Listening w Apple earbuds, I think the first two sounded a lot alike, more than the blue encore did.

When you do these reviews, could use show use cases with device? I mean i know what to use a prybar for but unsure how useful such a small one would be

I love "titanium"

This is a big no. It is disposable out of function = hygienic. I can use disposable ones for so many things other than cleaning my ears. Glue, cleaning small stains, applying meds and the list goes on.

I'll be honest with ya...you got what you asked for. Its a swivel head. It swivels. I have one and it does swivel to an excessive degree. It makes it harder to keep the bit in the fastener. I don't have issues when using it with a socket. So it's probably one of those things where "we're just going to change this one little thing" matters way more than you'd think. A socket does pretty well holding itself over and around the fastener with quite a bit of lee way. Screwdrivers on the other hand generally don't. In saying all that. I get it. It's not amazing pocket gold. But it does work and has its purpose. Having a 90 degree lock woild be cool.

I mean q-tips are also combustible/biodegradable, so there is very little reason to opt for the reusable swab. Also q-tips being absorbative are critical for medical aid or just messing with chemical application altogether. And it's not hard to pack q-tips, any small resealable bag will do

I'd say depends on the bit of kit. if it is something you use on the regular like a multitool or knife, then yes your criticism is valid. The more ready access a solution is, the more likely you get to play the EDC prepared hero. if it's my tiny sewing spool I keep in my wallet that I never use, then it's fine to be crammed in there since it is more in case of super emergency kind of deal. regular use tools and medical kit stuff should always be at the ready but the more niche stuff that you keep on hand that has a use but never pops up is fine to keep more crammed in deep.

Shut your damn mouth! LOL! I'll stuff my small EDC pouch full like a homeless hungry man stuffs his plate at the Vegas Wynn all you can eat buffet, than you very little!

Very intuitive, good video