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15th October 2011
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Dec 2005 Location: London, UK
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Thread Starter | script stand
yo whats a good stand/rest for scripts in the booth? The scripts are just a few sheets of A4. And our VO artists usually sit in front of a table. Many thanks! Matt : )
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15th October 2011
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We use a Manhasset Model #54 Conductor's Stand. It has an accessory ledge and storage pocket. Reason we got the larger one is for long scripts and scripts in 3-ring binders. The ledge is used to hold pencils. Manhasset Specialty Company We cut a rectangle of bass buster foam and wedged it into the storage pocket (where the extra score or book would go) to cut down on resonance. Low Frequency Then we covered the shelf face with Crosspoint acoustic fabric (using Scotch 77 spray adhesive) CrossPoint
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16th October 2011
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Music stand covered with a piece of soft pile carpeting. Works GREAT!
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16th October 2011
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17th October 2011
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Too big!!!! Thanks tho! Any desk top ones? |
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17th October 2011
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Look at my link to Mahasset! Model #53, table top.
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18th October 2011
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Oh yeah! Perfect!! : ) Cheers all!! |
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