Gator FrameworksCases Supporto per microfono Clamp-On Area di superficie utile con capacitÃ di peso di 10 libbre, ripiano 9 "x 9" (GFW-SHELF0909)

Brand:Gator Frameworks

3.7/5

€
62.03

Costruzione in acciaio con finitura verniciata a polvere nera. Adatto a tubi fino a 40 mm

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EAN: 0716408547213

Categories: Strumenti musicali, Microfoni, Accessori, Stand,

Costruzione in acciaio con finitura verniciata a polvere nera. Adatto a tubi fino a 40 mm

Brand	Gator Frameworks
Color	Black
Color Name	Black
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,080 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	9 x 9 x 1.3 inches
Item model number	GFW-SHELF0909
Item Weight	2.2 Pounds
Material	Steel
Material Type	Steel
Product Dimensions	9 x 9 x 1.3 inches
Size	9" x 9" Shelf

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Scritto da: Lance Asper

ATEM MINI PRO fits perfectly on this tray!

Bought this as a option to hold my atem switcher while underneath my monitor on a stand and it fits perfectly

Scritto da: William L Esposito

Strong well made .

Excellent quality steel with a very good connection . Holds on to the stand perfectly without scratching for people like myself with more expensive microphone stands. I use it in my vocal booth to hold my faderport DAW controller so I'm able to record vocals without having to leave the booth. I have a small 2nd monitor hanging in front of me in the booth. Works out great. I'm gonna get a 2nd one to hold a beer or 3 while I'm tracking. This thing will hold a 6 pack no problem. I also have their monitor desktop stands which are phenomenal . That's why I bought this because I was really impressed with the quality of those stands. Price is the only one in it range for both that I saw. You are not compromising any quality with their low prices.

Scritto da: Hugo B.

Returned it for a straight one.

Yes, the first one I received was crooked. Welded crooked, so it clamped on fine but did not sit level. I was going to return it, but the quality was so good that I gave exchanging it for another of its kind a shot. Glad I did. The second one came well manufactured and sits perfectly. This is veeery sturdy and very well supported from below. Other shelves of this caliber cost much more. Very satisfied.

Scritto da: John W.

Heavy Duty Shelf - Good Value - Perfect Size For A Music Stand

Very useful, easy attachment, raised edges on three sides, just nice to have the extra space while practicing or playing - use on a floor lamp too - will fit up to an inch diameter stand pipe - solid attachment hardware

Scritto da: M. McKown

Yeah, it is versatile. I put it to use in an unusual way.

I had to replace the pull-out keyboard try on my old office desk. The old tray had room for a mouse. The new one has a little tray that slides out from the tray but it's really not big enough. Then I bought a mouse tray that came directly from China. Really flimsy and fell apart. But then I discovered these trays that clamp to a mic stand. Now, I do have a nice camera tripod stand, and this tray clamps nicely to it, and it's stable. So now I have a large mouse tray. How cool is that? I may put a kind of mousepad-type surface on it, but it's really not necessary. Works fine without it.

Scritto da: Daya????????

Lash tech approved.

It was so easy to attach to my ring light. Pretty sturdy

Scritto da: Rob in the PNW

Impressed by fit and sturdiness.

I bought this as an accessory table for a rolling-desk setup i created for working from home. I was concerned about for as many folks commented on the width of the base pole for mounting. This tray doesn't disappoint. Heavy gauge steel, great screw-mount. It is solid, with 1"wide, 1/8th inch steel mount. There's a 1/4" lip that goes all the way around the perimeter, except for the side facing the mount. The set screw grips the center pole well, without needing extra turns for tightening. This pic features 2 5lb dumbbells i had laying around. There was no flex when i plopped them on the tray. It's currently supporting my remote controls and coffee cup. If you're asking yourself if this will work for your application, it likely will. I'm very impressed by the quality given that the nearest competitors are only 5 dollars "cheaper", and you get what you pay for.

Scritto da: D. Johnston

All-Metal! Well-Made!! Securely Fastened!!!

Fantastic addition to a mic stand! • sturdy (no jiggling) • well-made (all metal) • extremely handy I didn’t intentionally set out to purchase one of these, but after adding a Gatorworks mic stand to my cart, this accessory came up in the “customers also purchased” section. So thank you fellow Amazonians for also purchasing one of these! SIZE: I went with the 9” x 9” size for two main reasons: 1.) convenient size capable of holding all those little playing essentials like capos, picks, etc, but could also still be used to hold things like an iPad for lyrics or watching instructional videos or using a looper app, or for holding a couple of pedals I like to frequently adjust. STURDINESS: 2.) Sturdiness. I felt smaller was better as I didn’t want it getting in the way whenever I had a big acoustic guitar in front of me, but also because of the worry-free peace of mind you get when something is securely fastened, doesn’t wobble or jiggle, and doesn’t leave you wondering if the weight of it (and whatever it holds) is going to cause to Great of imbalance to a mic stand, or worse... come crashing down, potentially ruining valuable pedals or devices, etc. QUALITY: Though plastic would’ve been lighter, this things feels very well made as the only plastic I can find on it is the twist lever on the tightening clamp. The only shortcoming I can see is the fact the clamp itself is entirely metal. Would’ve been nice if they would’ve added some sort of rubber coating or padding to the inside of the clamp so as not to scratch or damage whatever it’s clamped to, but... easy enough fix. I simply cut up a small piece of black rubber (used for lining the bottom of toolboxes) just to protect my mic stand.