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Quote from: 404 Not Found on May 02, 2013, 04:06:38 PMWhen I have been using 4 mic's, I use my T-Bar in conjunction with a Shure A27M that threads and mounts on the center of the stand over my T-bar. The Shure A27 has been my go to as well when only using 2 mics. as it allows for small or closely spaced mounting with a range of various angles, and vertical separations. Gives one quite a few ideas as well in regards to mic patterns when using this with a T-Bar. The Shure A27 is extremely well built and durable too! GL!
Quote from: waltmon on May 02, 2013, 08:39:40 AM Just curious any recommended T-bars for running 4 mics...I'm thinking of doi8ng a 3 mic bar with a shure vert bar in the center and one mic on either side....interested in other arrangements folks are running.
Quote from: waltmon on May 02, 2013, 06:10:34 PMThere's a grace model with center hub? I def want vert bar in middle.
Quote from: it-goes-to-eleven on May 02, 2013, 02:45:12 PMLotsa ways to do it. Though I hate the vert bar because it is so heavy. It also always seemed to either be too tight to adjust, or so loose that it wouldn't hold position.This was how I ran back in 2006, before I found the gospel of the ceiling.
Quote from: waltmon on May 04, 2013, 08:59:58 PMIs there phasing or other issues if your 2 pairs are to close together?