Gator Frameworks 1-to-2 Mic Mount Bar with Standard 5/8-Inch Thread Suitable for Most Microphone Stands Boom Arms (GFWMIC1TO2)

I recently purchased the Gator Frameworks 1-to-2 Mic Mount Bar, and I'm thrilled with its performance! This compact accessory has made my recording setup so much more efficient. The sturdy construction ensures a secure hold for both of my microphones, eliminating any worries about them slipping or falling. The adjustable angle feature allows for precise positioning, giving me the flexibility I need during recordings or live performances. I also appreciate the sleek design and easy setup process. The Gator Frameworks Mic Mount Bar has truly enhanced my audio experience and exceeded my expectations. It's a must-have for any musician or podcaster looking to elevate their sound setup. Highly recommended!

This is a great product exactly as described. I have an isolation ball for vocal recording. I have 2 mics inside the ball. Before this mount, I’d need to position two mic stands, aimed in a precise angle to make that work. The stands would take up a lot of space, and the setup could easily be bumped out of place. This solves that. The mount sits firmly on one mic stand. The recordings sound great. I will use this to do multiple mics on an amplifier cabinet soon.

I don't think anyone should ever have a problem with this item being that it is a simplistic metal design with one purpose: to mount 2 microphones to one microphone stand. So the item itself is perfect, well crafted, and $13 is a fair price. If you are buying one of these, you should be thinking more about how having two heavy microphones will balance on a stand without toppling over easily. I'll simply use a sandbag. Also while this unit secures tightly to the mic stand arm, if one mic is heavier than the other, gravity may rotate the entire arm itself if the lock screw is slight worn or no good (which I ran into), so you may have to fool around with it a little, add some artificial weight to the lighter microphone so they balance out, or perhaps zipties can help. Still tho, on a set, you already have a ton of tripods, lighting, and everything else going on, usually in a small area, the last thing you need is multiple mic stands as well. This serves a good purpose.

Perfect for my dual PC setup, have both mics on one arm, and it works perfectly. Best way to get rid of headaches when it comes down to microphone placements. Specially if you have more than one

Works well. Reasonably priced. Seems sturdy enough.

Used this a lot for going stereo with two mics. Hooks up to a single mic stand so there is less clutter. Solid build.

I love this adapter. I can use it for various applications. It's really well-built and fits my boom arm. What I find odd is that my mic, which apparently has some kind of grounding issue or something will produce a slight audible hum, even more so when I touch it. Yet, I have it going into a DBX286 via a balanced XLR cable. All my audio is plugged into a Furman power conditioner. However, for some strange reason, if I put that mic onto this adapter, that hum almost disappears. That's not what this adapter is for, but it's very odd. So, even when I'm using that mic solo, I have it on this adapter. Who would have thought? The construction of this adapter is very solid. It's almost weighty. I have it on a boom arm I got a long time ago with a $35 mic kit. The adapter with the mics I use work well enough with that cheap boom arm, but it's not something I would put a Blue Yeti on, at least with another mic. If I had a better boom arm, I suspect it would be just fine.

This is heavier duty than I thought when I bought it. Works great to mount two mics on to one stand to pick up sound better when you have a moving target (someone speaking at a podium that has a hard time standing still lol).

Gator Frameworks' GFWMIC1TO4 quad microphone bar is very sturdy. The aluminum is 3/16 inch thick. I guess the metal gauge would be 7 or 8. All five holes are threaded 3/8-16. I've included a pic because I am using this in a way it is not intended for. I wanted to attach a microphone boom to a 7/8 inch overhead steel bar using a SmallRig crab clamp but found that it had barely adequate holding power for a boom extended out 48 inches using a mic weighing about one pound. So I attached four of these SmallRig crab clamps to the Gator Frameworks microphone bar and now it holds the microphone boom very securely. The Foto&Tech microphone adapter is attached to the centre hole using a 3/4 inch long bolt.

This mount allows me to place two mics on one stand which saves having an additional full mic stand to support a 2nd mic. The mics can be angled with holders to give room for each singer and we have had lots of fun on music nights with multiple singers at the mics. You will need to buy the actual mic holders separately but they are cheap and easy to find, it is the base that I found difficult to locate and this solved the issue for me at a great price.

Excellent build quality, sturdy and looks good

Sadly I could not connect my Audio Techica AT2020 to this mounting bar .. so product remains in its box

Éste adaptador es de muy buena calidad. Los materiales se sienten sólidos. Hay que considerar que la rosca para el micrófono es pequeña, por lo que debe de contar con la rosca adaptadora, en caso de necesitarla.