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Cheap durable mic stands
Kenny Deal:
For the life of me I can't remember the name of the ones I have but they are the heavy base horseshoe stackable ones and i use k&m booms. Have had them for 10+ years and much abuse. I will not use those tripod stands.
I wanna say they are Ultimate stands but I can't remember.
boburtz:
--- Quote from: Kenny Deal on May 28, 2013, 09:00:59 AM ---For the life of me I can't remember the name of the ones I have but they are the heavy base horseshoe stackable ones and i use k&m booms. Have had them for 10+ years and much abuse. I will not use those tripod stands.
I wanna say they are Ultimate stands but I can't remember.
--- End quote ---
Probably Ultimate Stackers.
Atlas and K&M are making them now, too.
Lee Wright:
Another nice thing about the K&M is that replacement parts are readily available. I've had mine for more than 10 years & still going strong.
Sean Barry:
I'm in the market for a few stands. I eyeballed the K&M site and they have 3 levels of stands, Baseline, Topline and Starline? I always thought "Top" was the best? The consensus here is K&W, rinse and repeat?
Is there a difference between their lines quality, commensurate (that is the biggest word I have ever typed and my spell checker is suffering thermal over load) with pricing?
Is there no company that competes with the "Baseline"?
Rob Spence:
Ok, banjo center has DR stands. Not up to K&M but way better than the cheapies.
I have some tall tripods and a couple of shorts. For shorts I mostly use the ones from Audiopile.net.
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