Enhance your gigging experience with the simple and reliable Gator Frameworks Compact Fixed Boom Mic Stand with Tripod Base, a lightweight mic stand with a single-section boom and a collapsible tripod base. This mic stand is ideal for live applications and small studios, sporting an easily operated twist clutch for quick height adjustments and a cable organization clip to keep your cords neat and untangled.

This mic stand features non-slip rubber feet with removable red safety trim to keep the stand from moving its position on stage or in the studio, and a standard 5/8" mic clip is included, so you can get to work right away.

Compact, Lightweight Design    Collapsible Tripod Base    Standard Twist Clutch    Single-Section Boom    Non-Slip Rubber Feet    Removable Red Safety Trim    Includes 5/8" Mic Clip

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the difference between this and the 420B Combi-Stand?

A: The 420B includes the sandbag and the 420NSB does not come with the sandbag. You would need a sandbag to act as a counter weight when extending the boom arm.

Q: 2. Will this hold an aputure 120/300d and light dome 2?

A: It will manage to hold an apurture of 120 at half the length of the boom

Q: 3. Is this safe and quiet enough (no squeaks rendering the shockmount useless) to use on suspended large condenser mics?

A: The photos show dynamic, lighter microphones, which is a good indication of the appropriate use of these quick-release devices. A red safety collar indicates when the quick release isn't fully engaged. Typically used in performance/stage environments where fast turnover needed.

Q: 4. Does this microphone boom stand come with an XLR cable?

A: No, the Shure Deluxe Articulating Desktop Microphone Boom Stand does not include an XLR cable.

Q: 5. How long can this boom extend horizontally? Can this boom take more then 3.3 lb of weight at the end for a light without bending the boom?

A: I have this boom and need to replace the arm because it has bent from too much weight. The arm is aluminum and will bend if overloaded and extended. I had an Elinchrom moonlight and soft-box, probably about 4-5 lbs.

Q: 6. Can this boom pole stand hold a DSLR and lens for a flat-lay filming as well? Thanks!

A: The Manfrotto 208 3/8" Head Mounting Plate with Lock Screws B&H # MA208 can be inserted at the end of the boom in place of the included stud. This plate can then accept a ball head such as the Manfrotto 496RC2 Compact Ball Head with 200PL-14 Quick Release Plate B&H # MA496RC2 to hold your DSLR. https://bhpho.to/2qzA4xA https://bhpho.to/2QuMfg0

Q: 7. Will this hold an Einstein strobe and beauty dish?

A: Yes. But you will need a counterweight sandbag.

Q: 8. How well would this fair with a Profoto B10 Plus with an RFI 1X3 Strip box?

A: At max extension this boom is rated for less than 2 lbs. It would not be suitable. The larger Avenger would be able to do it at a partial but not full extension. https://bhpho.to/3bH4yo9

Q: 9. Is this stand collapsible? Does it come with a bag to transport it?

A: Yes, the stand is collapsible to 53.8". It does not included a bag for transporting it. You could use the Ultimate Support Bag-99D Heavy-Duty Padded Tote Bag - for Two TS-99 or TS-88 Speaker Stands (B&H # ULBAG99D) which has interior dimensions of 14.5 x 60.5". That should give you enough space for the wheels and cables too.

Q: 10. Compared to the 420B, apart from lacking a sandbag, is this also a less robust stand? I notice the maximum load is lower for the 420SNB.

A: The Manfrotto 420B, B&H # MA420B and the 420NSB are the same stand, with the latter not including the empty sandbag.