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A space saver and heavy duty mic stand.
As I mentioned in the subject line this got to be the mic that saves space on stage and its built like a tank.
I decided to buy this mic stands as replacement for our church existing long legged mic stand we have. our church stage has choir layers which are narrow and this mis stand is an excellent solution for narrow space as such.
Stand base is heavy enough to even mic stereo pari of heavy rode M3's. we use these as vocal mic stands and also for mic instrument and piano.
This may not be the best mic stand for traveling due to its wight but as for house of worship, other Live or studio situation this is an excellent choice. it also reduce the clutter of long three legs that you see on regular mic stand and gives a much cleaner look.
I decided to buy this mic stands as replacement for our church existing long legged mic stand we have. our church stage has choir layers which are narrow and this mis stand is an excellent solution for narrow space as such.
Stand base is heavy enough to even mic stereo pari of heavy rode M3's. we use these as vocal mic stands and also for mic instrument and piano.
This may not be the best mic stand for traveling due to its wight but as for house of worship, other Live or studio situation this is an excellent choice. it also reduce the clutter of long three legs that you see on regular mic stand and gives a much cleaner look.
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Nice micstand and cost-effective !
This boom stand is very good. You get a great value for the price and in comparison to its stability its price is OK either. Basically its the König & Meyer 210/9, just with a round base.
Its base is very heavy. This makes the whole micstand very stable and useable for heavy microphones and accessory such as iPad holder and so on. I use this stand for my Keyboard Rig with almost the full height. It stands directly in front of me and I have got an iPad Holder as well. So, although I use it high, with a standard microphone and an iPad Holder it is very stable. You don't have to be scared about the stability of this boom stand.
So all in all I am very happy with this stand and like using it for my Keyboard rig, although its not that cheap.
Its base is very heavy. This makes the whole micstand very stable and useable for heavy microphones and accessory such as iPad holder and so on. I use this stand for my Keyboard Rig with almost the full height. It stands directly in front of me and I have got an iPad Holder as well. So, although I use it high, with a standard microphone and an iPad Holder it is very stable. You don't have to be scared about the stability of this boom stand.
So all in all I am very happy with this stand and like using it for my Keyboard rig, although its not that cheap.
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Solid design
If you are looking for something you can trust your microphones with, this is the stand for you. The base is pretty heavy and won't move also it's one block there's less risk for you to stumble on it. top class
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Good quality and looks good
It works good and I have used it both for mics aswell as a stand for my reflexion filter. Although not ideal it has worked for the later and very well for the former.
i also like the foot of the stand by which it doesnt take much space on the floor( another plus) I prefer these K & M stands over other brands because of quality and the screwing lock-funtion really is firm ( where I have experienced with other brands in the past that it has´nt worked as good).
I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a good mic stand for studio/project studio and home studio use.
i also like the foot of the stand by which it doesnt take much space on the floor( another plus) I prefer these K & M stands over other brands because of quality and the screwing lock-funtion really is firm ( where I have experienced with other brands in the past that it has´nt worked as good).
I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a good mic stand for studio/project studio and home studio use.
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This is the one you saw big people use, not the cheap plastic ones!
This is what you are after if you are reading this, this is that heavy stand that you can kick around stage and rehearsal rooms and do your Axl Rose, Steven Tyler things. But guitarist singers who use pedalboards are the ones who need to think about the circle vs legs but if you don`t have to worry about that sort of things this is a very nice stand that lasts and never fails. I also got some additional arms for mic, depending on the suroundings.
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HH
Perfect!
I use this whilst drumming.
The small footprint helps this stand to sit right up close to my hi-hat.
The boom-arm reaches me just fine, & stability is great.
Much better than 3 legged stands.
The small footprint helps this stand to sit right up close to my hi-hat.
The boom-arm reaches me just fine, & stability is great.
Much better than 3 legged stands.
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Awesome dudes
The stand arrived after about a week and took me about 5mins to make. I was really surprised by the robust quality and how heavy the base was. For the price I'm glad and will probably have this stand till I'm dead, which will hopefully be a long time.
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Ci
Stable, low footprint stand
Stand bought for both studio and live use, primarily to reduce footprint. The quality is good and the stand is very stable. Adjustment points are solid and easy to use which allows for complete dismantling for transport, with a low impact on setup time.
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Well built, stable and sturdy.
Well built, stable and sturdy.
The base is cast iron, heavy and wide enough to ensure stability. The bottom is padded with rubber to filter any impact vibration; on a second note this also makes it anti-slip and keeps the floor safe from scratches.
We can start talking about a professional microphone stand.
I have used this stand only in studio but it seems like it would do well on any stage or other environment.
Five stars overall.
The base is cast iron, heavy and wide enough to ensure stability. The bottom is padded with rubber to filter any impact vibration; on a second note this also makes it anti-slip and keeps the floor safe from scratches.
We can start talking about a professional microphone stand.
I have used this stand only in studio but it seems like it would do well on any stage or other environment.
Five stars overall.
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Sturdy and space-saving
You cannot go wrong with K&M. Although this stand has a plastic hand knob, not an iron t-bar (which is much easier to lock really tight), it still feels solid. When there's not much space in your studio and you don't want to juggle with your stuff to rearrange the room for a particular recording, this stand is a perfect solution: unlike a tripod, it is so compact, you won't notice it until you need it.
So to sum up it is ideal for studio/home use. Built for years and years (if used with care).
So to sum up it is ideal for studio/home use. Built for years and years (if used with care).
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