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I have One huge heavy stand for my expensive mics. A Stage Stands one with huge base with wheels. The only other ones I could recommend are the ones Terry Manning's company makes, Latch Lake. They are really well made. Sorry to intrude on this K&M thread, but I wish correct a bit of misinformation ...

Or you could check out the new micKing from Latch Lake(http://www.latchlakemusic.com/new_stand.html). Similar list price to Atlas, but heavier, sturdier, tighter, and more compact. The 28 pound base and the mondo boom clutch are just what you need to hold your SE Reflexion filter as well as your hea...

For info on slide playing in India, try Debashish Bhattacharya, there is information about him at Bob Brozman's website. Link for Brozman/Debashish http://www.bobbrozman.com/india.html. I have been manufacturing metal guitar slides for over 15 years now. They are used by Leo Kottke, Joe Walsh, Charl...

American Pro Audio, Savage and Eddie Ciletti do all of my work that I send out.

I had QSC amp at Good Guys. After 6-8 months of no action, I started to complain. I got the amp back after over a year, and it was not repaired!!!

And they charged me. Never again. The worst service ever.

Belated best wishes for a full recovery.

Bounce back.

You can do it.

In no particular order:

Vintage keyboards
Hammond organs
Leslie speakers
Wulitzer Rhodes suitcase

Vintage guitar amps
Fender
Gibson
Marshall
Ampeg

Vintage bass amps
AMPEG

Vintage microphones
Reslo
Gefell
EV
RCA
Shure
Sennheiser

Anyone that has old RCA ribbon mics should talk to Clarence. And don't wait a year, do it now.

Clarence used to work for RCA, and he's not getting any younger. He worked on my 77D and 44BX. Truly excellent work, reasonably priced. Great paint. This reminds me, I need to send him my 74B. Now.

InnerTube Audio Atomic Squeeze Box.

I vastly prefer it over a vintage 1176 E series, DBX 165, and repro LA2A for vocal use in most cases. Kicks major tail on acoustic guitars also.

vsr600:

I think if you compare your 70's Atlas stand to their current products you will be very disappointed.

Your stand was made in the USA.

Now they are all imports and the quality is nowhere near comparable.

Latch Lake will introduce a new more affordable stand at AES this October. The stand will be true to the legacy of the micKing, but should be more affordable for project studio people. The new stand will use the same "world's strongest boom clutch" as the micKing. The new stand uses the same Latch L...

1937 Hammond B-C
1947 Gibson student amp
1950 Hammond C2
approx 1950 Leslie 31A
1950's Lesie 21H
1962 Ampeg B15N
2-1964 Fender Bassman Heads
1966 Ampeg Reverbrocket II
1965 Hammond A105
1968 Gibson 12 string
1969 SVT
1972 Gibson SG

Old Mics
RCA 44BX
RCA 77D
RCA 74B
Early 60's Reslo ribbon

I forgot about this one:

1972 Gibson SG with case in mint condition-FREE!!!!

Former owner couldn't get it set up to stay in tune. For $25 it's perfect now.

Model 145 Leslie with pedal/preamp and 6 pin cable for $85. Want Ad in St. Paul paper.

I love the smell of Hammond oil on a summer day. It's the real thing babeeeeee! Think of yer Hammond as roughly 500 pounds of vintage inspiration. And for wurlies, 200s are OK, but the older units with the wood cases, like the 140B have the magic, crunch, and better dynamic range. Mojo for days. Cou...