Alctron MA614B Asztali mikrofonállvány

Ennyi pénzért jobbat vártam. A beépített kábel semmit sem ér, szinte kiesik a mikrofonból, az állványt lehetetlen asztalhoz erősíteni, minden egyes alkalommal, amikor forgatni szeretném az állványt lecsúszik róla, ami az állványhoz volt ragasztva, az 10 perc alatt le is esett róla, a mikrofontartó felszerelés után nem forgatható, ezért csak reménykedni lehet, hogy sikerül megfelelő szögben feltenni. Az ellenségemnek sem ajánlanám.

Vannak hibái nem tagadom, még nem találtam meg hogy hogy marad egy helyben de amúgy nem egy rossz termék. Legnagyobb gyengepontja a középrésze, folyton visszaugrik az előző pozíciójába hiába szorítom rá a csavart. Kinézetre amúgy jól néz ki és az integrált kábel hatalmas plusz.

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Ottimo supporto ad un prezzo ragionevole

Disappointing. Pros: - Clean Aesthetics - Has a built-in, internally routed XLR mic cable - Can support heavy mics / setups (with caveats, see below) Cons: - Surprisingly heavy / hard to work with. I expected smooth adjustment, but this is the opposite: you can get your daily workout just trying to adjust it. Because the spring tension is so high, you need to have the nuts on its joints locked at any time and you really need to tighten these until your hand hurts. This then makes on-the-fly adjustments impossible, you are fighting it at all times. As a consequence: - The base clamp is too weak for the stand's weight and stiffness and gets easily dislodged, even if you tighten it up until it hurts. It doesn't help that it has a felt pad on the inside - this slips easily on smooth surfaces. I replaced it with silicone pads on both sides, otherwise the stand is nearly unusable and dangerous. The clamp has arm holes that would normally allow you to attach it on both horizontal and vertical surfaces, but the hole for vertical setup is way too close to the surface you are clamping to - and that doesn't allow the chunky base of the arm to fit. This is compounded by the base joint having a very limited adjustment angle. - The mic head does not turn at all. Not sure if it's jammed on mine, or bad design. So you can't rotate the mic once attached, unless you partially unscrew the mic. - I chose this over desk stands that have springs on the outside to avoid unwanted noise/resonance. Sadly, the joints are loose and rattle unless tightened, so do the metallic inserts. It luckily doesn't rattle when fully tightened, but as mentioned this completely eliminates any adjustments. My advice, save your money and look elsewhere.