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DIY Flexible Stereo Bar In Under 30 Minutes

This video shows you how to build your own custom pocket stereo bar. We walk you through how to use common hardware store and crafting materials to make DIY flexible folding stereo arms for clip-on lavalier microphones, for use with common portable field recorders, like the Zoom F3 and Deity PR-2. Required parts and materials include: standard felt fabric adhesive-backed velcro tape vinyl-jacketed 16-gauge steel wire - or - jacketed 10 or 12-gauge solid-core copper grounding wire extra-small rubber bands, Recording equipment shown: Clippy Primo EM272 Omni microphones (stereo 3.5mm type "M" PIP) Deity PR-2 Zoom F3 Rycote Mini Windjammers DIY folding stereo bar The folding stereo bar is also compatible with other microphones like: Sonorous Objects S01, SO.2, SO.3, and SO.4 lavs Lom Usi Pro, Basic Ucho, and Micro Usi Immersive Soundscapes Earsight Standard, Binaural, and Micro DPA 4060/6060 Basically, this will probably work with any clip-on microphones that weigh less than 50 grams each Subscribe to our YouTube channel 🎥 @soundironaudio 🎹 Explore Our Virtual Instruments https://soundiron.com/collections Join Our Community 💬 Discord ►   / discord   📧 Newsletter ► https://soundiron.com/pages/newsletter Follow Us 📸 Instagram ►   / soundironaudio   📘 Facebook: ►   / soundironco   Support/FAQ 🛠️ https://soundiron.com/pages/help Soundiron, Where the world is your orchestra. Explore inspiring virtual instruments built for composers, music producers, and sonic storytellers.