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MS9701TB+ Heavy-Duty Tele-Boom Mic Stand | On-Stageplay button

MS9701TB+ Heavy-Duty Tele-Boom Mic Stand | On-Stage

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The On-Stage Stands Heavy-Duty Tele-Boom Mic Stand has a 19-30" telescoping boom and an added safety stopper. Part of On-Stage Stands Pro-level Platinum Series, the tele-boom stand is equipped with heavy die-cast leg housings, thick tubing, and premium threads.

An ergonomic center clutch grip coupled with an anti-rotating device on the lower shaft makes one-handed height adjustments easy. An all-metal boom clutch, zinc die-cast end caps, a steel boom, and a removable counterweight make the heavy-duty boom stand truly professional in quality. The stand'stelescoping boom arm provides the right boom length for any application.
On-Stage MS9701TB+ Heavy-Duty Tele-Boom Mic Stand Black
On-Stage MS9701TB+ Heavy-Duty Tele-Boom Mic Stand Black
On-Stage MS9701TB+ Heavy-Duty Tele-Boom Mic Stand Black

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  • Telescoping boom length: 19-33"
  • Premium, threaded boom arm ends
  • Height adjustment provided by die-cast zinc clutch: 36"-64"
  • Base spread: 24"
  • Color: black powder coat
  • Thick steel tubing
  • Die-cast zinc clutch and leg housing
  • Adjustable tension at leg housing
  • Anti-rotating device on the lower shaft
  • Heavy, removable counter weight
  • Locking, Euro-style knobs
  • Folding legs with plastic, non-slip rubber end caps for durability and reduced floor vibrations
  • Manufacturer's model number: MS9701TB
  • Weight: 7.35 lb.

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3.88

8 Reviews

71%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Worth the extra
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Best Uses
  1. Professional Recording4
  2. Home Studio3
  3. Outdoor Events / Games3
  4. Performances3
  5. Amateur Recording2
Cons
  1. Bulky/Heavy1
  2. Not Durable1
  3. Flimsy1
  4. Heavy1
  5. Not Functional1
Describe Yourself
  1. Professional Musician6
Pros
  1. Stable3
  2. Durable2
  3. Easy To Use2
  4. Holds Items Securely2
  5. Portable2

Reviewed by 8 customers

  • Heavy duty is an understatement

    5

    submitted3 years ago

    byLeo

    fromNaples, Fl

    I have bought several boom microphone stands and they either did not seem very sturdy on the boom mechanism loosens over time. This one is truly stage worthy and you will be amazed how heavy duty it is. It will be heavier that you could believe.

  • Worth the extra

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byTim

    fromDallas, TX

    I'm not a musician, but a sound engineer and stage manager for a band. I love these HD mic stands, because they are Heavy Duty. The last thing I want to worry about is a mic stand falling over during a performance, and with these I don't have to. Even with large 10" tablets attached, these stands are rock solid!

  • Poor quality

    1

    submitted5 years ago

    byGerard

    fromLos Angeles

    This could have need a good heavy duty stand but unfortunately the thread holding the boom is made of very soft metal resulting in boom not holding on stand. Shame

  • A serious stand

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byGreyrocker

    fromNor Cal

    I was tired of my all purpose light weight boom stand. It was easy to tip, thread were washing out; I just really didn't get a nice secure vibe when trying to set up a moderately expensive mic on it. I ordered this due to reviews and I am not disappointed. It may be a bit heavy for performance use but it is rock solid if you want to keep your Sennheiser 945 or RODE NT-1A from kissing the floor.

  • Cheap trash with a higher price tag

    1

    submitted6 years ago

    byGregory

    fromDetroit, MI

    First the main pivot point of the stand wasn't strong enough to hold up my mic, so I added extra rubber in the joint and that helped. But then the screws which adjust the length of the boom just broke. The inside threads are stripped, so it's not functional. I keep this mic stand in my home studio. It doesn't get heavy use at all. This is the worst mic stand I have every purchased, and I've gone cheaper. Guitar center won't do anything to help me out. DO NOT buy this stand.

  • Seems to be a very solid music stand

    4

    submitted6 years ago

    byMusicMan 65

    fromTN

    I ordered 3 of these and got $20 off from GC. Received them today and set them all up to make sure everything was received and functional. I'm impressed with these so far, adjustments are easy and the hardware is sturdy, actually better than I expected at the price I paid. I can't speak for longevity, but I don't expect to have any problems, either. 3 good quality mic stands for about $100? The same model was higher priced elsewhere, also.

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