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On Stage Stands 7701B Tripod Boom Microphone Stand |  | Brand: On Stage
Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $50.99
Buy New: $18.88
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Seller: GEAR PALACE
Rating:  60 reviews
Sales Rank: 10
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6.5
Dimensions (in): 32.5 x 4 x 4.3
Basic tripod mic stand with 33" fixed boom.
Warranty: 3 Years
MPN: MUS7701B
Model: MUS 7701B
UPC: 659814348640
EAN: 0659814348640
ASIN: B000978D58
Release Date: January 14, 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Solid cast end with standard 5/8-27 threads. | | • | Long 36inch boom with molded plastic counterweight. | | • | Euro-Style boom with separate clutches for length and angle of boom. Allows user to make one-handed adjustments of boom angle while performing. | | • | Professional quality die-cast zinc clutch locks vertical shaft at any height from 36 to 63 inches. | | • | Clip-on cable holder |
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Product Description
The On Stage Spotlight Microphone Stand is the ideal tripod boom stand for countless stage and studio applications. On Stage has come up with a durable microphone stand made out of hybrid sheet metal and high-impact plastic leg housing so it will hold up to repeated use. A cast steel mid-point clutch also locks down the boom to secure your microphone. The boom arm can fold flat for easy storage and is removable for those times when a boom is not required. The Spotlight stand is adjustable from 36 inches to 63 inches in height. Packed with pro features and protected by a long-lasting black finish, the On
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 60
 Works great with Blue Yeti September 2, 2010
Peter Witham
I got this to hold my Blue Yeti microphone and it works great, my only concern is how long it will last. The build quality is OK and right for the price but it would not last very long in heavy use I think ( I use it to hold the microphone for creating screen casts/podcasts so not exactly heavy abuse ).
 Very nice August 28, 2010
Patti M. Sheaffer (Los Angeles)
Nice but inexpensive. I like the three legs so it's stable but not a big 'footprint'
Good stand for the money August 16, 2010
Jeffrey Martin (Nashville, TN)
I have another OnStage stand that I love, so I couldn't resist this at $19.99. It's half the price of what I paid for the other one, but it's about half as useful. The stand works fine, with the exception of locking the swiveling of the boom arm. Everything else locks into place, but no matter how tight I make the swivel, the slightest bit of pressure breaks it free and makes the arm go swinging. I definitely can't see using this as a vocal mic stand if you were playing an instrument. I use it strictly for micing cabinets for recording. I wouldn't trust it in a live situation. For $20, it's a nice versatile studio stand.
tripod mic stand 7701B July 20, 2010
R Wilkinson (New Cumberland, Pa. United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I play in a three piece acoustic band and have used much more expensive mic stands in the past and have found them to perform no better than this stand. I like how effortlessly you can loosen or tighten the boom on this stand. The stand is a bit light but if you pay attention to how you set it up you should have no problem using it. I bought one and based on how well it worked purchased two more.
Roger
Works Great .&. Didn't Cost Much! July 11, 2010
Tonefish (Albuquerque)
Just what I needed to hold a little portable PA monitor. Inexpensive and worked great for a week-long summer-camp gig. Seems like it will last for the long haul too! I'm happy with it!
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