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[Chris Grimshaw]

If you decide to use the truss,
I have some clamps with extensions for a mic that would work perfectly for this.
I have different lengths available.

Oh, that's neat. They'd be great for putting a second mic on a stand for singer + acoustic guitar.
Where from, how much?
PM me if you like.

Chris

[Kevin Maxwell]

Oh, that's neat. They'd be great for putting a second mic on a stand for singer + acoustic guitar.
Where from, how much?
PM me if you like.

Chris

https://www.atlasied.com/microphone-stand-accessories-clamps

[Dave Garoutte]

Oh, that's neat. They'd be great for putting a second mic on a stand for singer + acoustic guitar.
Where from, how much?
PM me if you like.

Chris

These clamps have a range of 1" to 2 1/4", so they won't clamp down to a mic stand.
They are my lighting clamps and intended for tripods and trusses.
I made the mic adapter bar intended for room mics, but I have use them in choir applications clamped to the speaker tripods with long extensions.
They clamp without tools and don't damage the truss.

[Roland Clarke]

In my experience, you need to be within about 4-5 ft, 1-1.5m at maximum or you are not going to get much useable stuff.  I did a job with choir mics at the Queen Elizabeth Hall 3-4 years ago.  The choir was 120 voices and pretty much fully upstage (which is a good 40 ft) and mics were about 2-3m from the voices hung from the truss.  It was perhaps “marginal”.  I’m working on my view of the pictures as to what is probably practical and should work.

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