DECCA tree

The DECCA tree is a microphone setup which has 3 microphones in a triangle above the conductor before the orchestra. Setups are complicated and expensive, while this 3D printed version is very light and uses some commercially of the shelve components (screws, inserts and carbon fiber tubing). It is the ultimate low cost DECCA tree, using Neumann KM183 and their spheres. The setup is designed to put on top of a lighting or speaker stand. As it is very light, any stand will do. I am using a Manfrotto 269HDBU, because it can be used for high setups as well. The center is designed to use the Manfrotto type 14, but you will need a metal convertor and a knob to mount it to the stand. This could also be 3D printed, but I had one lying around of metal which I liked more. You could use something like this: https://www.thomann.de/nl/manfrotto_163_38_28mm_tv_spigot.htm I have printed all parts in ABS+ (black, white, red and green). ABS+ is tough, but a little bit flexible so it allows for nice cl