| Subject: | Re: Lightweight mic stands, and wind shields |
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| From: | "justinasia" justinasia |
| Date: | Mon Apr 13, 2009 3:08 am ((PDT)) |
--- In Philip Tyler <> wro= te: > > As a birdwatcher I invested in a carbon fibre tripod which is proving an = excellent mic stand! I bought some adapters from Hama which convert the sma= ller thread of a tripod to the larger thread used on mic clips. Hi Phil Which carbon fibre tripod did you get? I've had a search for them. I found = "Gitzo GT0541 tripod" which extends up to 142cm (should that be OK for heig= ht?), weighs only 0.78kg which sounds great, but, costs 276 English pounds,= which is more than I was hoping to pay. Did you find a cheaper one? Also, didn't someone mention they were looking for a mic stand that they co= uld use as a walking stick? Well, while searching I found this: http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/products.asp?PT_ID=3D567 Wouldn't suit me as it looks like it will only work on level ground, but mi= ght please whoever was searching for that! Justin |
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