Who does not need a gallows, can find a class mic stand ...

After a first attempt has to operate the Rode NT-1A large-diaphragm condenser microphone with gold sputtered and shock mounted 2.5 cm (1 inch) renal capsule on a microphone stand with boom and tripod Although basically works (like ware one of the three legs constantly in the way or . made the whole thing on the gallows no really solid impression) but was not really satisfactory, the decision is quickly matured to purchase a microphone stand without tripod and gallows.

Despite the relatively low price, we proposed to at this article and have been really not disappointed:

The foot is round and really hard (. The stand with stand weighs about 5 kg) and has incorporated a rubber ring prevents scratching of the floor - very nice and thoughtful! The build quality is sturdy and Gewindereduzierstücke with 3/8 "or 5/8" are included, so that each spider or any microphone holder can be used. Fully extended the stand reaches a height of about 1.60 m, pushed together, there are about 90 cm (including boot-compatible). The stand itself is very valuable and will be with locknuts (the lack of material not give equal) attached to the foot, making it well copes with a relatively high weight and does not wobble again after a short time, as in favorable uprights like the case is. Cable clamps are also here (but common).

But what a lot more serious: This microphone stand is so stable that it can accommodate easily next to the Rode NT-1A also a relatively heavy Micscreen (to keep away from Außengeräusen and unwanted (space) reflections) of Thomann (about 3 kg) without the whole structure is shaky or fragile. The round walk can be without problems move closer to the Mirkrofon without always look in side angle, which one does not occur to any of the feet, destroying the recording.

This value work when it comes to processing and small but fine facilities offered make this microphone stand an excellent choice - also with regard to the low price - and absolutely deserves 5 stars!