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Diy Mic Stand Counterweight. The closer you can keep the mic positioned towards the. Plastic bag of sand could certainly be substituted for the rice. If there's a chance they'll get wet, use ground. There are lots of diy remedies like filling ziplock bags/soda bottles/plastic pipe with rocks and sand, duct taping them shut, and zip tie’ing them to the bottom of stands. You could use standard pvc end caps but my first thought was how that looked more like a pipe bomb than a stylish mic boom weight. You buy them empty and fill them with sand. The first thing is to determine the weight you need. One 1/2 pvc pipe section, one 2 pvc pipe section, and two pvc test caps. Use the center part of the stand to raise the mic to the appropriate height. Between the weight of two mics, the holders and the cables the weight caused the stand to bow down and keel over.

You buy them empty and fill them with sand. Use the center part of the stand to raise the mic to the appropriate height. There are lots of diy remedies like filling ziplock bags/soda bottles/plastic pipe with rocks and sand, duct taping them shut, and zip tie’ing them to the bottom of stands. If there's a chance they'll get wet, use ground. Plastic bag of sand could certainly be substituted for the rice. Between the weight of two mics, the holders and the cables the weight caused the stand to bow down and keel over. The first thing is to determine the weight you need. One 1/2 pvc pipe section, one 2 pvc pipe section, and two pvc test caps. The closer you can keep the mic positioned towards the. You could use standard pvc end caps but my first thought was how that looked more like a pipe bomb than a stylish mic boom weight.

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Diy Mic Stand Counterweight Use the center part of the stand to raise the mic to the appropriate height. If there's a chance they'll get wet, use ground. You buy them empty and fill them with sand. Use the center part of the stand to raise the mic to the appropriate height. There are lots of diy remedies like filling ziplock bags/soda bottles/plastic pipe with rocks and sand, duct taping them shut, and zip tie’ing them to the bottom of stands. Plastic bag of sand could certainly be substituted for the rice. Between the weight of two mics, the holders and the cables the weight caused the stand to bow down and keel over. One 1/2 pvc pipe section, one 2 pvc pipe section, and two pvc test caps. You could use standard pvc end caps but my first thought was how that looked more like a pipe bomb than a stylish mic boom weight. The first thing is to determine the weight you need. The closer you can keep the mic positioned towards the.