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studiodrum
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Hey everyone,
I'm using an MXL-67V as an overhead for the drum kit. . . Its attached to a Musicians Friend special tripod boom stand. . .The boom stand was fine when using a lighter SDC condenser mic. But, with the heavier weight of the MXL-67v. . Its a little too unstable. . .especially since the mic is up high. . .
I positioned the mic weight on one of the 3 tripod legs. It helps but, still not stable for my comfort.
Can anyone recommend a decent boom mic stand-- I don't wanna go crazy with price. Its just a home recording setup-- nothing fancy. But, I would like something a bit more stable for a reasonable price-- if that exists.
. . or maybe I should just place a sand bag, or weight on the stand, . . any thoughts?
I'm using an MXL-67V as an overhead for the drum kit. . . Its attached to a Musicians Friend special tripod boom stand. . .The boom stand was fine when using a lighter SDC condenser mic. But, with the heavier weight of the MXL-67v. . Its a little too unstable. . .especially since the mic is up high. . .
I positioned the mic weight on one of the 3 tripod legs. It helps but, still not stable for my comfort.
Can anyone recommend a decent boom mic stand-- I don't wanna go crazy with price. Its just a home recording setup-- nothing fancy. But, I would like something a bit more stable for a reasonable price-- if that exists.
. . or maybe I should just place a sand bag, or weight on the stand, . . any thoughts?