hello Jordi, Please specify that your CPC HD 1100 fits with its mount on or I mean CPC HD1100 with its mount fit well in this case or not. Thanks
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I don't think it will. this is for the next star series up to 8" and optical tubes otherwise.
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Hello Vivek - I have the Nexstar 8 case and it fits both my mount and OTA. The literature that came with the case shows that it can hold an 11" OTA, but not the mount. I hope that helps. Ron Henke
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I purchased this stand basically of this comment because it says it will fit the Audio Technica at2020 but It' doesn't work for me. The base at the top of this mount it's to big to be able to fit the adapter that came with my microphone. Is there something else I need to purchase? I really don't know what to do.
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Looking through the Motorola Accessories for the CP 110, I see all the head/handsets have the same style plug/connector. So I'm inclined to say yes that it will. But not having used a CP110 with this earset, I cannot confirm 100%.
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I agree with DAKU. I have a 5000 unit and it fit perfectly. Check out a parts schematic for your Pro 750. Good luck.
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Do you mean does the mounting plate sit flush to an Optoma projector? If so, it did sit pretty much flush with my Optoma HD25. Just match up the holes on the plate with those on the projector and screw it in place.
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I gave you the dimensions of my 2TB portable HDD, which fits perfectly. Should fit yours as well.
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WE have a Canon P26-DH 111 and sorry, I cannot answer your question. Hope somebody else can help you.
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Sorry, but I have no experience with your case or hd. Why would Amazon think a consumer could answer a tech question such as this?If this hard disk is of a normal size and uses a normal 4 screw mounting system, then the hd will fit the tray. However, to determine if the tray will fit in your case, you will need to check an HP site for your case or one of the parts resellers to see if there is an HP factory tray that fits your case and if it matches this one.
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To be totally honest I bought this Giottos for the purpose of using it on my glidecam HD4000 and it was not ideal. It didn't fit my other manfrotto plates like I was hoping and it was kind of stiff to slide in and out. I ended up returning the product and got the manfrotto version. Hope this helps!
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I bought an off-brand 40.5mm filter off eBay and it looks like it'd fit but it just won't stick to the threads on the HD1010. I'm not using a thread adapter.
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I have a KHM5APWH7 and it fits great. I think you could've mistaken the P for a D, if that's the case then we have the same mixer and it fits perfect:)
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Just about every headship mounted cartridge should fit this turntable. So you should have no issues finding a suitable one.Please let me know if you have any other questions. I will do my best to assist youJenniferMillennium Worldwide
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I have no idea. years ago, when I bought that mic, the jack did not seat all the way in a standard PC input headphone jack. I had to buy an adapter to get it to work. If you are referring to that input jack, I'd assume it fits Sennheiser equipment, otherwise what would it fit? But, you never know. I can't say one way or the other, all I used the mic for was my pc.
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Hello PaulI did some quick research and it would appear that this headshell is compatible to the Technics SL 1100. Looks like what Panasonic did was make their headshells compatible on any turntable that has a screw on headshell.
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I have a Sony handycam hdr-cx220 and it fits. The screw type and peg on this tri-pod is a 1/4th 40 thread, which is what pretty much every single amateur camera or camcorder uses. (Amateur meaning costs less than $1,000)Odds are it will fit your camera, and every other camera you have too. This was a great investment for myself.
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The cartridge will fit though, and the press will index fine. So outside of getting the right shell plate I can't fathom any reason it wouldn't work.
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I have an older model, HDR-CX110 and it attaches like in the photos for the grip. You might have to do a search to figure out whether the grip is compatible with your camcorder. Assuming that it is compatible: For mine, there is a threaded screw hole in the bottom of the camera with a second, non-threaded hole in front of it. If you have purchased the grip already and have it in hand, you will notice that on the top by the screw, there's a little post that flips up and out. You will be able to turn the grey notched wheel to make the screw turn into the threaded hole. The flip up post will go into the non-threaded hole. The post's function is to sure the camera doesn't twist around. The round grey button on the right hand side allows the handle to swing into an angle comfortable for you to hold. Next, I opened the flip out cover on the right side of my camera labeled "DC IN" and "A/V R." I plugged the cable from the grip into the semi-circular port and that was pretty much it. I could use the controls on the grip to control the camera.