mrmccormack
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This is my #30 DIY project to hold my audio gear. Anyone that has a drill and a few bolt can make this project.
Level of Difficulty: 2/10
Read more, see all features and image gallery at:
https://whatyougottoknow.com/2016/06/07/30-audio-walker-mobile-solution-for-audio-gear/
I’ve tried a lot of DIY solutions to hold audio equipment (B&D WorkMate, small folding tables and even small step ladders). They all fell short of my needs. Despite looking a bit odd, the Audio Walker works well.
One of the best things about the Audio Walker is it holds everything neatly in one place. On my short films I have noticed in post that a cord or piece of audio equipment is visible in the shot. How I wished I could keep everything off the ground and move it easily out of view of the camera.
Audio Walker may be used as a chair (or a walker) after a long day
Read more, see all features and image gallery at:
https://whatyougottoknow.com/2016/06/07/30-audio-walker-mobile-solution-for-audio-gear/
Level of Difficulty: 2/10
Read more, see all features and image gallery at:
https://whatyougottoknow.com/2016/06/07/30-audio-walker-mobile-solution-for-audio-gear/
I’ve tried a lot of DIY solutions to hold audio equipment (B&D WorkMate, small folding tables and even small step ladders). They all fell short of my needs. Despite looking a bit odd, the Audio Walker works well.
One of the best things about the Audio Walker is it holds everything neatly in one place. On my short films I have noticed in post that a cord or piece of audio equipment is visible in the shot. How I wished I could keep everything off the ground and move it easily out of view of the camera.
Audio Walker may be used as a chair (or a walker) after a long day
Read more, see all features and image gallery at:
https://whatyougottoknow.com/2016/06/07/30-audio-walker-mobile-solution-for-audio-gear/