home made stuff--pictures

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i think it would be cool if everyone posted pics of home-made Shokmounts, pop-filters, or any thing that they made

maybe some of us could get ideas of how to make things that can cost $50 for like 2 dollars
 
Last week I had to make an emergency pop filter out of a wire coat hanger and a pair of tights that the singer's girlfriend had to bring us. She was extremely embarrased, but it worked well :D
 
The good ol' wire coathanger and a (preferably dirty) sock.
 
What about duck taping the mid of your mic lead to the roof so you have a drum overhead.

Yep, been there done that, $20 mic to.
 
C7sus devised a killer home made shock mount. This was at least a year ago; I'll see if I can find the thread.
 
I often run out of mic stands and have to resort to the old paint can. I taped a 20"x 2" peice of oak (scrap flooring) to the top of a paint can to mic my 2/12 guitar cab. Do whatcha gotta do.
Maybe I'll post a pic of our single to double kick vdrum conversion. That's funny, I'll be back. :D
 
guitarfreak12 said:

dude holy shit i like your shockmount-teach me

this is mine

after several prototypes, starting with an emty tape roll and som rubber bands, then a pvc cradle lined with sock, then a 3/4 inh copper coupling with foam tape, finally i upgraded the outside to 2" ABS
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only problem is i cant figure out how to mount it
 
les666paul said:
dude holy shit i like your shockmount-teach me

this is mine

after several prototypes, starting with an emty tape roll and som rubber bands, then a pvc cradle lined with sock, then a 3/4 inh copper coupling with foam tape, finally i upgraded the outside to 2" ABS
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DSC07399.jpg

Thanks man
Well, I did that in a maintenence shop I used to work in, I was an industrial electronics tech. I had access to stainless steel piping, and misc metals. I also had to learn how to tig weld, and got pretty good with a bench grinder. I was able to make it in about 8 hours. It was a slow work day. The main ring is made out of a stainless steel pipe cut to about 3/16" or so, then I mounted everything else around it.
 
oh, sorry, I think it's really creative. I just used materials that were perfect for the job, you had to look around the house. Which is harder. I really like it, it seems perfect for a pencil ccondensor. Nice work
 
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