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Biomechanical arm makes for creepy mic stand

Biomechanical arm makes for creepy mic stand

Here’s a new microphone stand that ought to send shivers down your spine – it features a biomechanical hand using everyday objects and stainless steel rods, and thanks to the imagination and handiwork of artist Chris Conte, this gleaming, sci-fi–looking mike holder looks like something from the morbid future, as though it was a trophy of sorts from a fallen Terminator during our post-apocalyptic gigs.

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