The Auray LTS-ST Tripod Base Laptop Stand for Google SEOis a sturdy, versatile, and stable support for a laptop or device weighing up to 45 pounds. It is an ideal accessory for live or studio music production, video production, lectures, classroom, or any application where a laptop or other device needs to be close at hand.

The stand's all-metal construction and extra-wide tubing provides strength and stability. The telescoping shaft can be easily adjusted between 29 and 47 inches. Large, ergonomic locking knobs secure the stand in position. The stand is designed with raised edges for additional security, and a strip of protective foam to prevent scratches.

The base spread can be adjusted to conform to your space requirements. The stand folds up and can be easily moved to wherever you need to place your laptop or device.

Supports Laptops & Devices Up to 45 lb    All-Metal with Extra-Wide Tubing    Telescoping Shaft Adjustable from 29-47"    Metal Platform with Padded Raised Edges    Large Locking Knobs Provide Secure Hold

The LTS-ST is capable of supporting a laptop computer or device weighing up to 45 lb

All-metal construction with extra-wide tubing assures stability and strength for continuing use

The telescoping shaft can be adjusted from 29" to 47" and will allow you to easily operate your laptop or device whether you are sitting or standing

The sturdy metal platform features raised edges for added security for your laptop and foam padded strips to prevent scratches to your device

Large ergonomic locking knobs provide a secure hold and keep the stand firmly in position

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference from the lph-003 and the lph-004?

A: The LPH-004 has larger round adjustment knobs for tightening the legs into place and height adjustment, and a more secure mouse pad holder with three lipped sides. Also, The QuikLok LPH-004 grips the laptop from the sides, while the LPH-003 does this from the top and bottom of the computer.

Q: 2. How long are the tripod legs on this stand?

A: Each leg is 15 inches from floor to base

Q: 3. laptoy tray is 10 wide? How is it going hold laptops that are usually 15 wide?

A: The laptop will stick out over the tray, however, the rubber coated arms are 4 long and can articulate to just about any direction. I use the bottom 2 at about 40 degree angles to slip over the top of my laptop and secure it from sliding down, left or right. The top 2 arms may not fit at the top of your laptop depending on space under screen. However, I use them on the upper sides and tighten them well. They have held my laptops just fine.

Q: 4. So with the main pole at max height of 31", and then the boom extended straight up at 33" max extension, you could get a mic 64" off the ground?

A: No. While the boom length is listed as 33 inches, when the boom is vertical (easily done), there is considerable overlap of the stand and the boom. Also, the top of the stand itself is more like 29 inches. With everything extended as high as possible, the top of the boom is just over 56 inches from the floor.

Q: 5. what is the max and min height of the stand?

A: Min = 32 and Max = 52

Q: 6. Will this fit a GVM C stand

A: Yes, as long as the unit is based on a 5/8 receiver which it should be.

Q: 7. Will it fit the Impact Turtle Base C-Stand Kit (10.75') ?

A: This runway base can be used with a turtle based Impact c stand.

Q: 8. do you sell carrying case for this stand?

A: Yes. The Auray RFMS-580 tripod stand will fit in most cases designed for microphone or speaker stands such as the Gator Cases GPA-50 (B&H # GASSB) or Auray SB-52SSB Speaker Stand Bag (B&H # AUSB52SSB), which are both soft carrying bags.

Q: 9. will this work with a Blue Yeti? would I need any adapter?

A: Yes, you can mount the Blue Yeti microphone on the Auray RFMS-580 tripod stand. The Yeti has a standard 5/8" mounting thread on the bottom which can be attached to microphone standard or broadcast arm. To keep the mic isolated from noise and vibrations, the manufacturer recommends using the Blue Radius III Shockmount (B&H# BLRADIUS3) to mount the Yeti first, then attaching the shockmount to a mic stand or broadcast arm.

Q: 10. Do you ever have find the stand spinning when you don't want it to be, or does it stay put?

A: No, this item features a friction based nob adjustment system. So when you set the item it will stay in place.