Brian,
In my effort to build a portable stereo mount for my pair of vintage
EV 666 mics, I purchased an expensive bracket similar to the Atlas
TM-1E. I used a couple of AT8415 shock mounts to hold the mics. I
found a power tool handle to use as a handgrip. The hollow grip
allows me to slip this setup over a standard mic tripod when I need
a stationary mount. You can listen to a clip that I recorded using
this setup at:
http://www.wcmsolutions.com/products/thestorm/index2.html
A source for stereo mic brackets is:
http://www.micsupply.com/standaccessories.htm
(no endorsement intended)
I will have some photos available soon, after I finish the furry
wind socks that I am sewing for the rig.
Hope that this helps.
Bill
--- In Brian McWilliams
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>
> Two questions for the group...
>
> 1. I've seen many references on this list to the
> Kenwood minidisc deck (3020 I believe) with digital
> outs on this list. Is that deck available in the U.S.
> and if so, where?
>
> 2. Finally made a decision on the stereo mic thing...
> decided to buy a second Rode NT3 instead of getting
> the NT4. For those recording in the field with two
> mics, what are you using for stands if anything? I was
> thinking about getting a couple of gooseneck table top
> mic stands. It would be nice to have somethink light
> and portable. Any opinions or advice?
>
> Thank you all for the wealth of information, it's been
> great reading this list.
>
> Brian
> http://www.remanence.org
>
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