K&M 23560 Stereo Bar

Most stereo bars (Manfrotto or the smaller K&Ms) do just fine for most classical recording setups, but sometimes you need to go larger (orchestral, organ) and you don't want the hassle of using more microphone stands. I have several of these, and they have served me very well so far. K&M quality, so very well made.

Well, there's not too much to say about this articole: it works flawlessly and I did many recordings with that and two omni mikes. It's sturdy and won't be broken after the first few gigs.
Would definitely recommend it.

Not the easiest bar to deal with but 100% a useful tool

Ideal for multimic setups. Very useful for stereo miking instruments like piano, or A-B overheads on drums. Also I am planning to combine it with a second bar for a DECCA setup. If needed, it can take up to six mic's on one stand if needed. Finally, if positioned vertically, it is great to hold a pair of ribbons for blumlein setup.

It is very well built, sturdy and easy to setup.

used as a decca tree setup. good and solid.

Great mic mount if you need 6 on one stand with extra long distances between mics.

This is a great bar. Strong , long and has 6 different flexible mic points.

Perfect for stereo mic techniques needing wider spacings, such as 27cms omnis