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DR Pro

Description

The DR Pro Quick Release Microphone Stand makes it easy to adjust the height from 39" to 65" with its one-hand squeeze trigger operation. The ergonomic trigger design allows you to get a solid grip for a fast height adjustment whether you're on stage in the middle of the show, or in the studio between verses and just want a more comfortable height for your stance. It's durable powder coat will last for years. Its rounded base offers better stability.
DR Pro Quick Release Round Base Microphone Stand Black
DR Pro Quick Release Round Base Microphone Stand Black

Features

  • One-hand squeeze trigger operation
  • Ergonomic trigger design
  • Heavy-duty design for professional on stage or in studio use
  • Durable powder coat Finish looks great for years
  • Unique design stable base
warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Bisphenol A (BPA), which is known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Specs

Stand height extends from 39" to 65"

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Reviews

2.83

30 Reviews

42%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Very stable and convenient to use.
Deliberately cheap design

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Great & Stable

I've used this mic stand on numerous occasions and I find it very stable , it will wobble but it won't fall not even when two hot back-up singers are moving all around it. The best feature is the one hand Quick adjustment release no screwing around just press the release button and adjust to your needs. BUY IT ! BUY IT ! BUY it now.

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Most Liked Negative Review

1

Just like the rest of adjustables

I have never had good experiences with easy adjust mic stands. They work great out of the box and generally a few weeks later can't stay up any longer. I am quite impressed with the tripod stand DRPro makes so thought I'd try their version out. Same experience. Works great out of the box, but now only works well if you want to hold it up in the air or you are only 3' tall. It will not stay at up. Just slides right back down. Definitely not worth the money especially when you buy 4 of them like I did. Now I get to replace 4 expensive mic stands. They do well holding the door open for load in still though...

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Best Uses
  1. Performances6
  2. Amateur Recording4
  3. Home Studio4
  4. Professional Recording4
  5. Outdoor Events / Games3
Cons
  1. Not Functional6
  2. Flimsy3
  3. Unstable3
  4. Not Durable3
  5. Unreliable2
Describe Yourself
  1. Professional Musician9
  2. Experienced7
  3. Novice1
Pros
  1. Stable6
  2. Portable5
  3. Holds Items Securely4
  4. Compact3
  5. Durable3

Reviewed by 30 customers

  • Fell apart after about 30 shows

    2

    submitted2 months ago

    byMandy

    fromAustin

    Received as a gift from a bandmate- very kind of them- it worked ok for a while - I like the quick release feature. The problem was it look like the home in the base was drilled off-center and after a few months (using about once per month) the stand started to get wobbly. I don't go too crazy with the mic stand but occasionally tilt it forward or backwards on the base. Nothing too wild. As it became wobblier and wobblier I'd try to tighten it but it would get kind of tight and the. If you kept turning it it would be loose again. I tried to move the washer to the bottom of the base to stabilize but it wouldn't go on right because the threads on the pole are messed up. I don't recommend this stand. Seems like they did a bad job with the base design.

  • Great Stands

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byJames

    fromLos Angeles, CA

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Quality stand, the quick release makes positioning a breeze. Love the low footprint round base. Great Stand. #sweepstakes

  • Smooth operator

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byYunus

    fromBoston, Massachusetts

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    It's smooth, and easy to raise for performers of different heights. Probably the smoothest I've ever used. #sweepstakes

  • Very functional mic stand

    4

    Verified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byDanny

    fromKansas City, MO

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    My only gripe is for the quick release lever. I user to it being on the lower pole thats connected to the base. To me, it seems strange to squeeze the lever and having the whole top portiion of pole and lever coming up. Who came up with that idea? Otherwise, it's a decent mic stand.

  • Sure

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byJeff

    fromFayetteville, Ga

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    It works

  • Do NOT waste your money

    1

    submitted3 years ago

    byLost In Seattle

    fromPhoenix, AZ

    Poor design. Mic won't stay up after just a few uses. Stand wrong stay inside the base. The quick release is plastic and broke. I swapped out THREE times…all of them same/similar issues. It's just a trash product.

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  • submitted9 months ago

    asked byRick

    fromGloucester ma

    Quick release stand won't stay up anymore, won't even hold the weight of the mic, is there a diy solution to tighten up?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    This is a common issue with telescoping or clutch-style mic stands like the DR Pro Quick Release. Over time, the internal clutch or tension mechanism can wear out, making it hard for the stand to hold up any weight. Remove the clutch assembly: Unscrew the quick-release mechanism to expose the inside (sometimes just a Phillips or Allen screw). Look for a loose or stripped part: Often, a nut or internal plastic washer is worn or out of place. Tighten any visible bolts/screws: Use pliers or a wrench if needed. Wrap electrical tape or cut a strip of rubber (like from an old bike inner tube or glove) and place it between the inner and outer tubes. This adds grip and keeps the pole from slipping down. If the clutch is plastic and cracked, you can clamp it tighter externally: Use a metal hose clamp (like the kind used for plumbing). Wrap it around the clutch area and tighten gently with a screwdriver—just enough to compress the clutch slightly more. If the stand keeps slipping all the way down, you can jam a dowel, chopstick, or pencil into the tube to stop it at the right height. Not elegant, but it works in a pinch, especially for home setups. Clean out any dust or grease in the clutch area. Use a non-slip rubber grip enhancer (like rosin or tacky hand wax) instead of lubricants, which can make slipping worse.

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byBrad

    fromredlands, CA

    What is the warranty on this mic stand?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    5 years

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byRich

    fromOrlando, FL

    Is there a way to get the stickiness off of the plastic extension control? After only a short time, the plastic has become sticky, and comes off on one's hands. Not good!

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    Warm Soapy water is recommended

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byKelly

    fromOceanside CA

    How much of these hazardous chemicals do you get exposed to while using this product?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    Honestly it's very minimal. Some states require we list the hazardous materials regardless of the amount. More info is available on the manufacturer's website.