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GRIFFIN Professional Studio Microphone Boom Stand with Casters | Extended Height Recording Mic Holder Tripod on Wheels | Tall Telescoping Arm Mount & Retractable Legs for Vocals, Choir, Overhead Drums

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Features

  • HOLD THE HEAVIEST OF MICROPHONES WITH EASE - A CONDENSER MIC STAND: Whether for on-stage performances, your home, or professional recording studio, this heavy-duty microphone boom stand makes an excellent choice. The sturdy, stable, and affordable microphone arm stand, will work for everything from vocals, choirs, guitars, pianos, or even for overhead drum mics and will last for years to come. The three durable caster wheels allow you to move the stand around the studio or stage easily.
  • EXTRA LARGE MICROPHONE BOOM ARM - POSITION YOUR MIC UP TO 142 INCHES IN THE AIR: A convenient tripod design and a large diameter main shaft tubing that extends up to 75 inches, you can easily position this studio microphone stand exactly where you need it, without getting in the way. The telescoping mic boom arm extends an additional 72 inches and features a 4 pd counterweight used for large diaphragm mics. Mic mount designed to accommodate any standard microphone clip or microphone holder.
  • FORGET ABOUT TANGLING WIRES ON YOUR MIC STAND BOOM: A convenient cable clip is located along the length of the telescoping boom mic arm, allowing you to neatly tuck away the microphone cable and prevent unsightly tangling. The advanced tilt clutch helps you adjust the mic stand adapter angle effortlessly with a single motion, offering superior comfort and ease, throughout your performances. The tripod mic stands leg spread can also be adjusted from 24" to 29" to offer even greater stability.
  • PACK UP THE MIC ARM STAND & STORE AWAY IN SECONDS: Want to store or transport your tripod mic stand easily without much fuss? No problem. Thanks to the microphone tripod fold-able design with retractable legs, you can easily pack this studio mic stand up and take it to your next live gig or simply store it away, without taking up much space in your studio. Specs: mic stand boom length: from 46" to 72". Mic tripod shaft height: from 38"
  • 1-YEAR WARRANTY All products we sell from laptop stands, recording studio equipment, disc jockey accessories and dj stands, to stage equipment and stage lighting packages, and everything in between comes with our exclusive, 30-day money back return policy and a premium 1-year warranty! All you have to do is contact us within 30 days to request a return, or within 365 days from purchase to request a warranty replacement.

Color: Black


Brand: Griffin


Material: Alloy Steel


Item Weight: 18 Pounds


Item dimensions L x W x H: 6 x 6 x 47 inches


Item Weight: 18 pounds


Product Dimensions: 6 x 6 x 47 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: LG-APST01


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 9, 2014


Body Material: Metal


Color Name: Black


Compatible Devices: Microphone Stands, Music Studio Recording


Material Type: Alloy Steel


Size: 1 Pack


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    • Very big. Very sturdy. Very heavy.
Size: 1 Pack
I was looking for a boom stand with a long reach that I could trust to not tip over. This definitely fits the bill. It's easy to use and can extend a truly incredible distance without losing balance. The only downside is that it's extremely heavy (of course, since that's part of what makes it stable) and takes up a lot of space. When set it, it has a pretty big footprint, and even when broken down for storage, it's still extremely long. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2022 by Ginny Di
    • Prop boom mic stand
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Great product easy to use and good assembly instructions. Very reasonable price as well! Gave me a coupon to use towards their website which is awesome. Also, I like how personable their receipt letter is. I definitely enjoy supporting a small business.
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024 by Art C. Enter
    • Heavy duty, multipurpose stand.
Size: 1 Pack
Rock solid! Very heavy, & takes up a lot of floor space, but puts the shotgun mic out of the camera's view. Also can hold a Vidpro on camera led light panel overhead for hair lighting using a Zoom mic clip adapter. Holds a GoPro camera for overhead shots as well. Great stand, fair price.
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2016 by James
    • Love this Mike stand
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The media could not be loaded. I love everything about this mic stand. It’s strong, big, not too complicated. Has wheels that work well, so you can slide it from room to room in your studio and the counterweight is great, it is strong with solid support and for the price it is excellent don’t think you’ll get a better deal for a new stand. This is definitely not one of those cheapo 20 a $30 mic stands more like the pro ultimate support type. I’ve only had to stand for about two weeks, but seems like it’s going to do well in my studio. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2023 by L. Evans
    • Professional and rugged
Size: 1 Pack
This product is everything that it claimed to be. It came very well packaged and protected. Setting it up was a snap. I used it in a recording session within a couple of days. I had a Blue Jeni Mic attached to it, which is pretty heavy, and it handled it with ease and grace. This is the first time that I use a boom stand over my grand piano with the assurance that it’s going to be OK. The product looks, feels, and performs professionally. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2018 by Alinda Ramos
    • Perfect for my needs
Size: 1 Pack
The mic stand is sturdy and exactly what I needed for my home studio. Easy to assemble. So happy with the counter weight.
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Victor E. Chan
    • GREAT GIFT
Size: 1 Pack
I bought this for my son-in-law for Christmas. He loved it! It's easy to assemble and is a matt-black finish.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023 by Nancy Matzdorff
    • OK With Modifications
Size: 1 Pack
This would be a 4 star product if the manufacturer hadn't dropped the ball on the details. First off, if you're looking for a decent mid-heavyweight boom stand that won't break the bank, I suggest the Samson SB100. I have two of them and they're about $100 each. They are superior in every respect to the Griffin stand; more robust construction, higher, greater horizontal reach with larger counterweight, and more stable. I was looking for something with a slightly smaller footprint that I wouldn't be moving around much, so I tried the Griffin. It's a little disappointing because if the manufacturer had just taken care of a few details, this would be a nice stand. So, what's wrong with it? First off, the "directions" are pretty much worthless, as is the video they point you to. If you've assembled things like this, that's not a big deal. What is a big deal is that they did dumb things like forget to make a keyway for the carriage bolt that holds the arm to the upright. What this means is that when you try to tighten it, the bolt will spin (i.e., they have a round hole for the bolt instead of a square one that the bolt head would lock into). Thus, you're going to need to get out some tools to hack in a square hole (maybe a star washer would be sufficient, but I haven't tried it). The casters that they rave about are no big deal, just standard toe-lock casters. The casters on the Samson unit are considerably larger and all three lock, whereas only two of them lock on the Griffin. The bigger issue is that to tighten these, you'll need a special narrow wrench, which they do not include. Instead, they give you an allen (hex head) wrench which is not needed for anything. Also, if you do not need the casters because the stand will be in a fixed location, you're going to have to come up with some manner of foot/cushion, because these will scratch your floor (the Samson comes with plastic feet if you don't need the wheels). What else? Well, there's the very flimsy plastic locking collar for the upright. If you're going to adjust this regularly, I doubt it will last very long. This really should be metal. My workaround is to use a SmallRig camera clamp, positioned so that it rests on the plastic collar. This way, you don't have to crank down on the collar too much. Another option would be to drill holes in the upper shaft every 15cm/6in or so, and insert a steel pin (again, resting on the collar to take the stress off). Finally, there is the cheap plastic collet that is used to adjust and secure the boom arm extension. It's like every other cheap mic stand collet, meaning that it doesn't work well. A thumb screw feeding a tapped collar (like on the Samson) is a much better and easier to use design. On the plus side, it was just under $70, has a smaller footprint, is not too heavy or bulky, and fits my specific needs, so it works for me (with mods). It is just frustrating that if the company had just taken a little more time and care, this would be a great buy. Seriously, how much would it cost to make the keyway, use a metal collar instead of a plastic one, and add a little stamped wrench for the casters (instead of a useless allen wrench)? It just leaves you with the impression that the company wanted to get this thing out on the market ASAP at the lowest price they could, instead of ensuring that it was designed properly for the user. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2023 by Jim

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