Is there a trick to standing it up so it doesn't fall over?
1548921
sorry wouldn't know my mic didn't work and they never got back to me on how to fix it
1548922
Catherine my daughter runs hers directly into laptop but to do that we had to buy a "phantom power supply". Laptop didn't have enough juice to power the mic. I think it was $50 or so at local music store. Plus additional cable.
1548923
Yeah make sure the two legs and the back are facing away from the mic and the single leg is facing the same direction as the mic.
1548924
Just need to find the balancing point. Slide the mic pole so the mic sits closer to tripod. If the mic is extended as far from base as pic shows it will definitely fall over from the weight of mic. Hope this helps!
1548925
Open all three points at the bottom all the way open like the picture provided and tighten all bolts everywhere....
1825261
It should be not too bad to get over. Just put it in the high setting and tilt it back. If all fails you could just make a ramp with some boards.
2012433
I stuck it to the dashboard, which lasted a week, and now I prop it up in the tray. Simple answer is NO, it does not have anything to make it stand up. I put something behind it.
132210
It's very unstable. It certainly will stand upright and stay that way if you don't do anything to it, but compared to a standard upright with a wider base it falls over very easily.
1081877
Mine has been standing for a couple of years. No problem so far. Make sure you put setting to carpet.
723797
No. You have to stand on it and use your body weight to balance yourself to keep from falling off.
1668769
Not designed to be free-standing. It will fall over backwards if not placed against a wall or other support from rear.
312809
No, nothing to keep it upright. Furthermore, it is very hard to install properly. From my point of view this is a totally useless object. Maybe others could find it useful but I really don't. Sorry for my poor English since I'm french speaking but I hope I make my point.
2044626
No, I would not try that - both device and the cover are rather thin, so even if you could get it to stand somehow, it is likely to fall.
1189460
Sorry you're having trouble. I hope this helps: the little tabs on the bottom of each leg unscrew so it has stability... Maybe adjusting the tabs so it's completely stable will prevent it from tipping over? I personally do just fine shavings legs, but I've made mine very level
1917130
No. Infact I tried to bend it so that it could be and it defininetly is not meant to be used as a stand! You can kind of open it and it will stand up, but the slightest jiggle knocks it down.
196138
It doesn't tip over at all. There's a clear plastic base that supports it. You probably can't see it very well in this pic.
1405136
Not like your hoping. I guess you could stand it up tall but it is not made to have a stand. So I would say no
1763618
Yes, but don't know if it would stand up without leaning against something.
50819
You could stand on it, but it is not sturdy so I wouldn't recommend doing that.
932698
When you have a light on the stand and have it extended to any level, you can always move it around by untightening it and then moving it. It wont fall down if you hold on to it and even if you don't hold on, it will not fall because of the air cushion.
1065015
You can get it to stand if you really work at it, but usually you would have to prop it up.