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Old 4th September 2007   #1
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Reflexion Filter mounting tips

Most of us who own a Reflexion Filter have had to figure out a way to deal with the issue of keeping it balanced on a simple tripod mic stand. For me, it meant laying bricks on top of two of the three legs of the mic stand - which was pretty tacky and not practical in a mobile/on-location situation. A few days ago, while tearing down after a session, I stumbled upon a simple cure for the balancing issue. Check it out -





I just pivoted the mechanism in half (which is how you put it away anyway) and voila! It's very stable and looks way better too. No bricks required. Pop-filter mounting has also been a concern for some RF users, and as you can see I'm not having that issue anymore.

Just thought I'd share!

I posted this on the rap forum last week
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Great tip!
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Damn, that just made SE another sale to me!
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Time to resurrect an old thread...

When you pivot that piece around, is it sort of resting on the metal block of the other part to keep it horizontal ? I tried swinging it around and the two circular sections (with the locking nut in between) don't meet tightly, they're kind of in a 'v' shape and don't tighten up completely to keep things in place.

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Thanks for the tip!

I just got my Ref Filter yesterday and I was trying to think about doing the same thing. After hours of dealing with techs and working on my board my mind was somewhat numb. GS to the rescue!

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Yup....Just got mind and did the same thing. Good Looks.
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reflexion filter mouting

I have the RF filter.. it works great. But i cant figure out how to make it more stable.

t.dizzle what do you mean when you say to pivot the mechanism in half ???
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Get one of these...MICROPHONE HOLDER: K&M - König & Meyer GmbH & Co.KG

And use it like this:

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Thanks for the tip albeit a little late for me. I recieved a nice dent in my U87 and ended up buying a SE mic stand which are pretty solid.
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