Mic Stand Attachment For Coincident Recording

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I've seen these a million times but I can't seem to find one. I need an
extension to a mic stand that allows you to attach two mic clips for
coincident and near-coincident recording. Does anyone know where to find
this on the web?

Thanks,

Neil R

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Neil Rutman wrote:

> I've seen these a million times but I can't seem to find one. I need an
> extension to a mic stand that allows you to attach two mic clips for
> coincident and near-coincident recording. Does anyone know where to find
> this on the web?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Neil R

American Musical Supply has them in their paper catalog. Haven't checked
their website, but it's www.americanmusical.com.
Their catalog # is ULT 23510B (makes me think it's probably made by
Ultimate. Price is $16.95.
If you need to call them - 800-458-4076

Full Compas also has them in the paper catalog, & I also haven't checked
their website.
AKG -- KM235/1 -- Adjustable Stereo Microphone Bar -- $19.74
Atlas -- TM1-ATLAS -- Twin Mic Mount -- $20.40
TM1E - Twin/Stereo Mic Mount, Black -- $20.40
www.fullcompass.com
800-356-5844 (full service)
800-476-9886 (CompassXpress)

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Thanks alot guys!

"Scott Dorsey" <kludge@panix.com> wrote in message
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> Neil Rutman <neilrutman@bigfoot.com> wrote:
> >I've seen these a million times but I can't seem to find one. I need an
> >extension to a mic stand that allows you to attach two mic clips for
> >coincident and near-coincident recording. Does anyone know where to find
> >this on the web?
>
> Markertek Video Supply has stereo bars from AKG and Shure, and probably a
> few more. I bet they have a web site.
> --scott
> --
> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

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"agent86" <maxwellsmart@control.gov> wrote in message
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> Full Compas also has them in the paper catalog, & I also haven't checked
> their website.
> AKG -- KM235/1 -- Adjustable Stereo Microphone Bar -- $19.74
> Atlas -- TM1-ATLAS -- Twin Mic Mount -- $20.40
> TM1E - Twin/Stereo Mic Mount, Black -- $20.40

If the Atlas ones are what I remember -- right now I'm too lazy to run and
check -- you don't want them. It's a thin bar with a tapped hole in the
middle and knobs on either end, not adjustable. The hole in the middle takes
up enough of the bar that the metal on either side is real thin, and one
good shove and it's bye-bye. The AKG is nice. There's also a big heavy one
from Shure that's good in fights.

Peace,
Paul

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Paul Stamler wrote:

> There's also a big heavy one
> from Shure that's good in fights.

A27M, and silly adjustable.

--
ha

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<< I've seen these a million times but I can't seem to find one. I need an
extension to a mic stand that allows you to attach two mic clips for
coincident and near-coincident recording. >>

Get an American to European stand thread adaptor & a European to American
adaptor (Location Sound in Studio City on Riverside has them,) screw them
together & you get an inch or so of extension so the capsules can cross each
other. This IS the sort of extension you meant, right?


Scott Fraser

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"S O'Neill" <nopsam@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> Arny Krueger wrote:
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The eBay ads seem to be well-enough written. I don't think you can beat the
price.

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"Neil Rutman" <neilrutman@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
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> I've seen these a million times but I can't seem to find one. I need
an
> extension to a mic stand that allows you to attach two mic clips for
> coincident and near-coincident recording. Does anyone know where to
find
> this on the web?

I have one made by AKG. As I recall, it cost me about $12, but this
was decades ago. You can attach a single mike clip to the top of the
stand without removing the mike bar. You can also mount the mike
above or below the bar.

Norm Strong

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Get some drum hardware clamps and 4" mic extension tubes. Compleyely solid and
adjustable.