8020B Angled Mount? - Forum
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Is there a mount of some sort that I can attach to a mic or floor stand that will allow me to angle my 8020B's over a wide degree range?
I know you can get the 8020-408 stand plate and then angle the speaker in the usual way with the Isopod, but can more exaggerated angles be achieved somehow?
I was thinking of the kind of angles that can be achieved with the ceiling and wall mounts. Can either of those mounts be fixed to a floor or mic stand?
This is for an art installation where the speakers will be bouncing sounds around flat surfaces in a gallery space, so some unusual angle set ups may useful. Something that gives a full tilt like these old 1032a mounts, for example:
Thanks!