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This microphone stand is ideal for small spaces. It has a compact heavy base instead of folding legs and no space-consuming boom arm.
This microphone stand can be adjusted in height without any noise. It's ideal when alternating artists take the stage and quick, last-minute adjustments have to be made.
There's not a performing artist that wouldn't be interested in a stand that you can adjust with one hand. A simple flick of the wrist suffices to lower or raise the stand.
With the Quik-N-EZ system, the Hercules MS-201B mic stand can easily be adjusted in height. And thanks to the accessory mic adapter, you can also attach your microphone in the blink of an eye.
Combined with the right microphone, these stackable stands allow for a great rock 'n roll effect. As you can stack up to five of these microphone stands, they're great for transportation!
Do you want to safeguard the quality of your recording? Then prevent handling noise and accidental tap noises with K&M's 200 microphone stand - its legs have special anti-vibration filters.
Easy-to-use microphone stand by DAP Audio. The stand has a maximum height of 1.67 metres and a minimum height of 1.02 metres.
As an artist, the last thing you want to be worried about is adjusting the microphone stand before you can start singing, it can make or break your debut. Luckily, this stand by K&M can be adjusted with one hand!
The classy 26250 microphone stand features a unique one-hand clutch mechanism that allows you to adjust the height of the stand quickly and easily.
This high-quality aluminium microphone stand has a stable base and can be adjusted in height with a single hand.
Strikingly different and very stable, that's the 260/1 microphone stand by Konig & Meyer. A beautiful white microphone stand with a rugged round base. It's adjustable in height.
This is the perfect microphone stand for on-the-go applications where it is crucial that your stand takes up as little space as possible. Big microphone stands can be a big bother, especially if you often perform on a small stage in the dog and duck, for instance.
