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Hi all - Does anyone have experience or recommendations with double microphone stands (ones that have 2 booms), one for a vocal mic and one to mic the guitar? I was thinking it would reduce the number of things to set up, but wondered if stability would be too much of a problem? Also - when I searched on the web, I only saw a few cheesy attachment options, I couldn't find anything that looked very stable. Thanks for any input.

 

Rgds - billroy

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I have a couple of them.

 

I like 'em.

 

You have to set things up just so, and make sure you have the microphones on them when setting the heights and distances.

It takes a bit more time to get it just right, but it's a good investment in your time and money, for sure.

 

[tongue]

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I have a couple of them.

 

I like 'em.

 

You have to set things up just so, and make sure you have the microphones on them when setting the heights and distances.

It takes a bit more time to get it just right, but it's a good investment in your time and money, for sure.

 

[tongue]

 

thank you, what brand do you use? Rgds - billroy

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thank you, what brand do you use? Rgds - billroy

 

 

Musician's Gear is the brand.

Fairly inexpensive.

 

You can set them up for vocal mic high/guitar mic low, and also for two vocalist's side-by side at equal heights.

In the case of two vocalist's, you must spread the 'V' fairly far apart (beyond 45 degrees) or else you get a tipping-over issue.

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Unless you hold your playing position perfectly still all the time I find the dual purpose stand aggravating. Even though you have to truck another setup around it gives a player the option of changing and adjusting position continuously, especially for playing while standing. I tried both ways and found the comfort of being able to move around more is my preference.

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What about one of those gooseneck flexi type add ons?

 

 

Also, if the whole contraption if going to tip over, set up so that it falls toward a sleepy audience member in the first row or first table, not towards a. You, b. Your guitar c. Your amp. d. Your mixer e. Your duo partner.... [rolleyes]

 

 

BluesKing777.

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Ok, I haven't gigged out much (not much at all... or ever), so not sure how this would fly, but I was thinking if I just screwed the feet of the stand to the floor, it wouldn't tip over. I'd need to bring a power drill along with everything else - but that's smaller than a second mic stand.

 

Really though, from this thread, there's things out there that would do the job, but tipping over is a real concern. So for my imaginary gigging life, i'll stay with 2 mic stands to start and if the imaginary voices in my head say it's too much work to set up for my imaginary gigs, i'll figure something else out then. I am close to a gig though, I can feel it.

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What about one of those gooseneck flexi type add ons?

 

 

Also, if the whole contraption if going to tip over, set up so that it falls toward a sleepy audience member in the first row or first table, not towards a. You, b. Your guitar c. Your amp. d. Your mixer e. Your duo partner.... [rolleyes]

 

 

BluesKing777.

 

I think the trick would be to do a pseudo 'who' thing, have it tip over (on purpose but have it look like an accident) and trigger a fireworks display. No instrument destruction though, but maybe a little bit of chaos to close things out :)

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