Aea Microphones Stands For

...that is, if you want to record choirs and orchestras with really expensive microphones. You'll need to get a pair of AEA-LMT mic adapters. Don't forget 6 small sand bags, 3 per stand. You"ll feel much more confident with the sandbags in place, hoisting a microphone up to 14 feet high

I recently bought an AEA R44 which is a HEAVY mic. Online forums recommended stands by Latch Lake. Well worth the price. i did some tests of the stand prior to use and it's solid as a rock! And the folks at B and H were of course solid professionals as always!

I Have used these Atlas stands at church for many years, recently decided to add more microphones and add 4 more Stands. Same great stand, good quality, and built like a tank. You cant go wrong with these Atlas MS10 stands.

It's perfect to mount microphones to lighting stands, tables, and poles. A little pricey, but so is everything in this business.

I purchased these stands for use with table microphones for a panel discussion. They performed well, and are a great value.

Perfect. Using it to carry an AEA R88 ribbon microphone

This stand is durable and has a heavy base. Unlike plastic stands that sometimes come with microphones, this stand will not tip. It is an excellent choice for microphone placement on a table and will raise or lower to fit any reasonable height.

I'm really happy with these stands. They are very sturdy and easily adjustable. I have no trouble trusting them with my new microphones. Highly recommended!

I use these stands for almost anything in our studio. They've held up lights, booms, microphones - even card board cut outs for a short film. Very versatile and great to keep in your car, for a great anytime use.

I love these stands for my Rode Microphones. They make my podcasts great sounding and great content