Two Microphones One Stand

We use this for our Church Microphones. Now one stand has the more modern one touch (friction) feature!

Look - this is a $ stand. I'm giving 5 stars on that basis. I needed TWO and I was feeling especially broke... just hoping for something that would work and not break in an hour. So I held my breath and ordered them. What a nice surprise - now I see why the reviews were so good. This is an awesome stand for the price. These things are steady as can be holding my home-made lights. They extend high and (thanks to their broad adjustable footprint) are still stable! They adjust nine ways from Sunday (as Mom used to say) and so they allow me to get the lights about anywhere I need.For about $ bucks??!! Worth every penny.

Excellent. Two intensities. Light covers all of music stand very well. Batteries included are the rechargeable type. Leaving them in keeps them fully charged. I couldn't have bought better and for good price.

I placed an order for ONE of this Gravity stand on 12-30-20 rather than TWO stands to see how the stand can handle the positioning of my powerful Elac speakers. I received the ONE on 9/25/22 (finally), and I have to say it was well worth the wait. The speaker was set up and I was able to raise and turn speakers towards me when I played games and listened to my High fidelity audio collections. I was so impressed and immediately ordered another one to match. This is a well-built stand and looks good on the floor or your desk.

The quality of this is actually quite impressive. Two different mounting options. Very flexible and adjustable. Arms can be set to desired tension at any joint with Allen key. I have a very unusual use case. I have custom built wooden stand made out of a 4x4 with 2x4 legs that go under my bed, because I have to lay down most of the time due back problems. I needed a second monitor, and the solution I devised worked, but was not adjustable enough. I found this and installed it, attaching it to a 2x4 (4-inch side) that I have on my custom built stand, and it exceeded every expectation I Highly recommend this. You can't beat this for the price and quality. For normal use, this is a no-brainer.

I use the KT-7800 with my On Stage Two Tier Z Type KS-7365 Keyboard stand. It is very solid. It adjusts perfectly to operate my MIDI Bass Pedals coupled to my Ferrofish B4000+ Hammond B3 Sound Module. Love it.

Not sure whether my kit was different, but the mics DID come with the stand adapters. Two things: they are in with the mics themselves, and you will need to remove the thread-adapters in them for these stands. Use a butter-knife to take the adapters out.  PERFECT little podcase recording set-up. Well Done, B&H!!

Two thumbs up..!

I am a professional videographer. This microphone is proving to be an excellent solution for video recording choral concerts. I always setup my camcorder at the back of the auditorium and need to set microphones much closer to the singers and in front of the audience as much as possible. I have routinely used wireless XLR clip-on transmitters on 2 microphones at the top of a tall microphone stand with a cross bar to hold the mics at 90-degrees to each other. That's an awkward amount of weight at the top of a skinny mic stand, and balancing the audio from both mics is always challenging. The AT8022 provides a much cleaner solution, with a single cable discreetly leading down the pole to near the base, where I connect the two transmitter modules to the right and left cable ends. In addition to being a cleaner setup, it gives me better access to the transmitter modules if I need to change batteries, turn them on/off, etc. The stereo separation is better than ever, and the microphone sensitivity seems to be nearly perfect for this application.

The perfect stand for being able to get microphones into the right position and height for acoustic guitars, dobros, mandolins, banjos, squeeze boxes, cello etc. in addition to vocals. Use it in combination with the Atlas boom and this stand becomes the most universal device to cover most needs.