DIY djembe stand

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So I need a stand to record my djembe, but seeing as they are ridiculously expensive, I decided to make one myself. I've got a couple of mic stands that I don't use anymore, and I was thinking this would be a good start. Maybe remove some stuff from it and add something to hang my medium-sized djembe on. It would however be great to make it adjustable in case I get new djembes and/or other skindrums.

Now I'm not much of a DIY'er so I was hoping someone here had any good ideas..?

The main reason I need a stand is because I'm going to use a (perhaps phaseflipped) Shure Beta 52a under the drum to pick up the bass and a couple of LDCs over it for higher frequencies.
 
I always thought that it would be cool to purchase a manikin to hold ones djembe!
 
I always thought that it would be cool to purchase a manikin to hold ones djembe!

Now THAT is an idea (for a person with enough money and room)! :laughings:

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Just found out one of my guitar stands is perfect for the job, so project completed, didn't have to do a thing.
 
Just found out one of my guitar stands is perfect for the job, so project completed, didn't have to do a thing.


Post up a picture.
Am sure that it will help others with this inherited system
 
Look, the aliens are talking to each other... :eek:

The earth is doomed.... :mad:
 
Look, the aliens are talking to each other... :eek:

The earth is doomed.... :mad:

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh .............................

Make to much noise and we brake out the anal probing equipment!
 
Post up a picture.

Sure. I didn't get around to record with it yet, but here's the stand:
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And here's my djembe attached to it. There is more than enough room for the Beta 52a under there.
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That's just great!
Looks to be that you can get any microphone on a short boom stand under the djembe.
 
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