[Fly Bar] Once getting used to the adjustment, the setup is easy without any play. I like the bigger knobs that make the tightening/loosening very easy.

[Fly Bar] I just installed two of these, along with suitable wall treatments, in a gymnasium that was converted into a church auditorium. They perform great. The variable beam width and asymmetrical vertical pattern put the sound where I needed it and kept it off the walls and ceiling. Their size doesn't make them look like speaker arrays - they almost disappear into the room.
I added the low frequency extensions to fill out the spectrum. They ARE NOT rock concert speakers.
When properly installed in a space, they are a perfect solution to difficult sound control situations.
I would install them again in the proper application!

So called experts who diss them don't know what they are doing.

[Fly Bar] Absolutely fantastic stereo mic holder. I’m using it for two Soyuz 013 small diaphragm condenser microphones. The hardware is all metal and extremely solid feeling. The distance and angle markings are easily legible and it is easy to adjust. The fittings feel very snug and secure. I’m Very happy with this and imo it’s so much nicer than anything I was able to find at a similar price point.

[Fly Bar] Used this product in a number of difficult acoustic situations. Very effective in highly reverberant spaces. Some bone head rocker sound people who don't get physics have no idea how these work so a scared of them 'because they don't have a horn'. Don't listen to those idiots - these speakers are great, and designed by one of the best speaker engineers that has ever lived!

[Fly Bar] Great value and much better than the KM stereo bar I upgraded from. You can lock this down in every angle so it does not move at all from where you set it and it's not hard on your fingers to unlock and reposition. I didn't notice any play in the screws but the top section where the mic attaches uses an adapter screw for the mic stand thread - I used loctite to permanently attach the mic thread adapter. If you loosen the bottom screw to move it side to side you can still spin the adapter freely to take a mic on and off, and once you tighten it in your left - right position it is locked in place. I was comparing this to some other stereo bars that cost hundreds more and am very happy I choose this instead.

[Fly Bar] Excelent!! I have no words to splain,,,,,thank. B&H

[Fly Bar] Excellent sound from such small speakers. Really sound great in our sanctuary

[Fly Bar] Just perfectly designed by RCF and built very well!

[Fly Bar] If you want better control over mic placement on your stereo bar, you came to the right place. The scaled / graduated marks on the bar as well as the threaded mic mounts give you the option to make informed and specific choices without messing around with a protractor or ruler. And it is awfully nice the entire bar has a hinged mount, adding to even more options for an informed stereo mic placement.


This bar will serve your needs for pretty much every typical stereo mic set up, given it is wide enough to space the mics apart for omni pairs. It will not serve well for Blumlein on Mid/ Side, but okay, that is a different stereo bar.


For an omni pair, wide cardioid, cardioid or hyper-cardioid pair, you can set this stereo bar up using the scales for precise placement and then lock the pivot points down tightly so there will be no shifting once in place.


And yes, there are some other options available, but this one is made well and is price competitive. It has a lot of obvious flaws found on other stereo bars addressed simply and to great satisfaction. This stereo bar should serve you well for an entire career.

[Fly Bar] You will not be disappointed! Hands down best decision I've ever made.