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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I've been very impressed with the hercules guitar stands, and I'm in the market for a microphone stand, and I was wondering if anyone here had an opinions about the hercules mic stands, imparticular this one:
My local GC doesn't have any in stock, so if you guys say its OK, then I'll go for it.
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Or any other mic stands? |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | That one is good and sturdy,I particularly like the Yellow color at the base,easy to see in the dark,otherwise ,Koenig and Meyer (heavy / costly )
btw,while you `re at it,get cableclips,saves you from aggrevation
Vic |
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Location: big island | rick,
if the hercules guitar stands are any indication as to the quality of the mic stands, they oughta be good 'uns. sorry, but i have no first-hand experience with 'em. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Lanaki:
rick,
if the hercules guitar stands are any indication as to the quality of the mic stands, they oughta be good 'uns. sorry, but i have no first-hand experience with 'em. I agree. I just bought another Hercules guitar stand. I keep one at church so this one I'll use at home. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I agree with you guys, the guitar stands are excellent. But I need a boom stand that folds up; my inclination is to say that if the guitar stand is a quality product, then the mic stand would be, but I've not been able to get my mitts on one. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Here's a link to their website.
Hercules Stands |
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Location: NJ | rick
they make good stuff. |
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Location: NJ | Ditto on the Herc's. GoodStuff.
I don't have any of their mic stands, but I have a DoubleGuitar stand that I "grafted" a mic boom to the top of and use for gigs. It's RockSolid. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Take a look at Ultimate stands
Ultimate Microphone Stands |
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Location: NJ | another good product |
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Location: NJ | Isn't it Hercules that make the LONG ones that "arch" up from the base on the floor??
THOSE are cool, but I never have that much "floor space" at gigs for one . . . |
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Location: NJ | they make the heavy bass stands that stack into each other which is a great design |
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Location: ranson,wva | ive got 2 hercules mic stands in my music room. the ms540b i plan on using to mic acoustics with and the ms120b sits on my desk for vocals altho ive never used either yet(lol) they seem to be verry strudy stands...jason |
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Location: Edmond, Oklahoma | I may be a little late noticing this thread, but I have two cents of input. I use that very mic stand every week at church. Works GREAT. I originally got it as a sturdy stand to put my monitor speaker on (without the boom). It worked well for that, also. I also use a Hercules triple-head instrument stand and wall hangers. All of them are very reliable and convenient. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Brief review of the MS631B stand
Sturdiest studliest mic stand I've ever owned.
Solid construction throughout, folds up relatively small, weighs about 10 Lbs. Boom is easy to set, and the clutch makes adjustments easy. Breaks down to be about 30 inches long. Highly recommended. 4.5 stars out of 5. Use with confidence. |
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Hercules microphone stands:opinions
