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OnStage MS7701B Tripod Microphone Boom Stand

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Color: black


Style: Tripod Stands


Features

  • Durable. Steel construction delivers reliable performance and support for a wide range of microphones. Nonslip rubber feet stop skids to keep the stand safely in place on floors and stages.
  • Portable. Lightweight stand quickly folds down flat for ease of load in, setup, teardown, and load out while also enabling compact storage and efficient transportation.
  • Versatile. Height adjusts 3261.5 for precise mic placement in a variety of applications and settings including concerts, shows, karaoke, churches, school music programs, and public speeches.
  • Compatible. Boom provides 30 of reach for convenient mic placement and can be removed to convert the stand into a traditional straight tripod mic stand. The boom and main shaft are both equipped with industry-standard 5/8-27 threading compatible with standard mic clips and accessories.
  • Professional. Includes two cable clips to neatly route cables along the stand for an organized workspace. Durable black finish resists chips and scratches to stay looking new while unobtrusively blending into any stage setup for a professional presentation.

Description

Ideal for the touring professional, our height-adjustable MS7701B Euro Boom Mic Stand delivers exceptional stability in any setting, even on irregular surfaces. The removable boom arm adjusts in angle for precise mic placement, making it a versatile choice that excels in a variety of applications ranging from miking vocals to acoustic instruments to amps. The entire stand conveniently folds flat to facilitate storage and travel. Black finish.


Color: black


Brand: OnStage


Material: Alloy Steel, Metal


Item Weight: 4.95 Pounds


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 32.5 x 4 x 4.25 inches


Item Weight: 4.95 pounds


Product Dimensions: 32.5 x 4 x 4.25 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: MS7701B


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: April 13, 2004


Color Name: black


Material Type: Alloy Steel, Metal


Voltage: 240 Volts


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    • Solid stand for cheap
Color: black Style: Tripod Stands
Great price good stand and no regrets!
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Mic Stand
Color: black Style: Tripod Stands
I need this mic stand to record my rap vocals and hold up my mic of course. This stand gets 4 starts not 5 because to me the ONLY way you are getting a 5 star stand is if you are putting down major cash like $60 or more which is really not needed for basic vocals unless you want to have a rich bill gates studio. At first I was confused on how to get this mic stand working but I figured it out after a minute messing with it. I am about 5"9 and when I put the mic stand up as high as it can go its a few inches over my head so its probably around 6 feet total. This mic stand will work perfect for regular use of the mic meaning if you just plan on putting the mic on it it will do fine. If you want to hang your mic upside down that is kind of a problem. Being that the mic is only around 6 foot tall and thats pushing it, its hard to hang the mic upside down and get it high enough to meet your vocals. When you turn the mic upside down it hangs lower so in fact the mic stand would have to be even taller for you to reach it, if you are a tall person especially over 5"9 you will not be able to speak into the mic directly hanging it upside down because it will be to low. If you are shorter than 5"9 then you can probably get away with it. I use the MXL 4000 which is a VERY HEAVY condenser microphone. I put it on a shock mount and have the pop filter on the stand which weighs it down a good bit being the mic alone is very heavy. When placing the stand strait in the air there is no problem the mic stays put. If you have the boom stand bended like in the picture and have a super heavy mic like mine then over time the boom might lower BARELY, but don't worry you have to tightin it very very hard if you don't want that to happen. I could tighten it more but I don't want to wear out the screws. Overall this mic stand will do whats needed it will hold up your mic as long as you tighten it very hard, it won't fall over if it does then your not balancing it right or must have a boulder on the end of the mic. The only problem with mine is my shock mount lowers down slightly but that is not the stands fault its the mics fault for being so damn heavy. When you use this mic strait up its works 100% flawless. If this is in your budget then get it if not then go bill gates and spend more money on a better stand but if this is all the money you have you probably can't beat it the quality is also good and doesn't feel like it will break easy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2013 by David Hixon
    • excellent stand if you're looking for something cheap to do room correction calibrations with whatever brand you're using...
Color: MS7701C - Chrome Style: Tripod Stands
bought this exclusively for audyssey multEQ XT32 calibrations for my marantz 7702mkII. if anybody here is browsing for a cheap/modestly priced stand for the same thing, room correction with a similar microphone like audyssey's, i highly highly highly recommend this stand. i didn't search far and wide. just got sick and tired of the very cheap camera tripod with telescopic legs and i acutally dreaded calibrations. on bad days, i wouldn't even do 8 positions like recommended. i still have my old AVR and when i send one of my amps off to be modified i am going to hook it back up and see what happens. i paid ~$30 for the mic stand and accessory to hold threaded mics like the audyssey. holy cow! i thought my new pre/pro purchase sounded excellent. this mic stand came in about 3 weeks after i had plenty of time to break it in and get accustomed to it. i did a new 8 point calibration and i could not believe my ears. it sounded like i added a TOTL piece of equipment in my sound chain. as if i had bought some JBL pro speakers or something. nope. just $30 for a mic stand. and part of my pleasure is how easy it is to adjust and get better placement and symmetrical positions. my calibrations take me less than half the average time it did with old telescopic stand. it was a pain in the rear getting the telescopic legs to stay put, not to mention getting it placed correctly and hoping it didn't fall over from a less than 4 ounce microphone, or a leg or two sliding enough i had to do that position over. sometimes i had to redo my whole calibrations because the results came out so bad. i wish i had spent twice the money and got this about 7 years ago. would've saved so much aggravation and time. honestly, if you've seen my review and happen to be in the market just for a cheap stand to room correction for your home theater or music listening then stop searching and spend the $20 on this and the $10 accessory to hold threaded mics. you can thank me and yourself later, especially if you were in my shoes and using something not suitable for room correction. the easy easy EASY adjustments mean you can adjust quickly and less measuring because you can quickly eyeball the symmetrical places you need to put this and let audyssey, YPAO, MCACC, trinnov or whatever let it do it's job and gives you more time to listen instead of redoing calibrations because even manually tweaking it just doesn't sound right. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2017 by pukemon
    • Still a good value
Color: black Style: Tripod Stands
This is my 4th order of this mike stand. I ordered this one for a friend as I've had great luck with these stands My first one arrived in 2014, two more in 2019 and all are still in great shape. I use them twice a week for jam sessions, mostly year round, and the only issue I've had is a leg or two wanting to flop around when the stand is collapsed for travel. I solved that problem with a sturdy rubber band. I know you can have issues with some of the tightening bolts if you really crank hard on them so I watch that but so far none have stripped. I do wish they'd used more robust bolts but for the price compared to those that do have better bolts I can live with that. Besides, if they do strip out I'm sure I can re-tap the hole and use a stronger bolt. My mikes are Shure SM58's and sometimes they can cause the stand to tip if one of the the legs isn't under the boom when it is full extended so I don't usually fully extend the boom and I try to make sure one of the three legs is on the boom side to prevent any tipping. For around a quarter of the price of a heavy duty touring type stand I think these budget stands are a great value and can last a long time with a little care. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2022 by Cletus

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