Diy Studio Monitor Riser

Perfect riser for my monitor. Sure breasts those old phone books.

I am using this mic arm and riser system in my home-based audio studio. It is the same system used at the radio station where I worked. It is sturdy and works perfectly.

In our DIY built video studio I use this switch to easily jump from Audio input to Audio input to a single headphone. I had used a cluster of AB switches that just got replaced with this switch. Life is good. The price is right and the performance is excellent.

Mounted two 4ru racks under the rear shelf of my DIY home studio recording desk. Perfect fit.

We were looking for a way to organize the softboxes for our new studio and found this bracket we talked to the manufacturer who sent us two units and we developed our own DIY system based on 4040 aluminum profiles and connected these units to them on the ceiling - it is flexible and allows us to attach almost any size softbox and make sure that it won't take space on our studio. The brackets are well made (metal) and easy to use. We already ordered 2 more units with more on the way - super useful. You can find our review/DIY article on LensVid.com: https://lensvid.com/gear/angler-wall-mount-light-modifier-hanger-review-bowens-profoto-elinchrom/

I built a small studio at home and created a DIY background support attached to a wall. But my homemade pole was somewhat unsuccessful. It sagged to much despite all efforts to make it more solid. So I went to my favorite place, B&H, and found this marvelous product. It is everything I needed in my studio and since it is adjustable I can use it on location with a couple of light stands! Wish I had done this in the beginning!!

This dolly is the most easy way into dolly world. If you're looking for something to move your camera around the studio, it is perfect. But the best with this dolly is that the shopping cart wheels are easily removable. I am building a DIY rail dolly system with it and this will be the ultimate in DIY. Simply drill 3/8 holes in your skateboard-wheeled cart, put it onto rails with your tripod on top of it and you will make the coolest shots in the block. The fact that it's foldable is a great addition to an already great piece for your kit.

This with a 20" CStand riser makes a pretty wonderful 13" monitor stand. It was smaller than I expected broken down too. Which is great. There's no perfect way to hang it on a cart like the avenger stand, but since you can pop the riser out it can be separated and stored fairly easy.

This was the least clunky monitor riser I could find that also gave me a couple of cubbies for desk-top storage. I use it to hold and charge my iPad and iPhone on the top shelf, and store my papers underneath, for a clutter-free desktop. I

I needed a boom to use with a quad-monitor setup. This broadcast arm has an additional riser that elevates the boom above my monitors. The internal springs are silent, the microphone always returns to the set position after moving the arm then bringing back into position. The integrated XLR cable is completely hidden and works perfectly with an in-line preamp. I mounted this directly to the desktop and did not use the C-clamp.