This white FLEXstand from Chauvet DJ is a heavy-duty support for lighting and musical equipment. The stand has a telescoping pole with a range of 4.8 to 8' and can support gear weighing up to 132 lb. Evidence of its stability can be found in its 21.52" diameter, 36 lb cast-iron base. Features include a trigger-style safety release that allows for safe descent when making height adjustments. A carry bag is included for storage and transport.

Height: 4.8 to 8', Load Capacity: 132 lb    Trigger Safety Release, Threaded Pole    Cast-Iron Base with Rubber Feet

• Multipurpose, telescoping stand safely supports lighting and audio gear
• Different pole diameters accommodate clamps and taper into a speaker mount on top
• Trigger-style safety release allows the pole to descend safely
• Toolless design allows for fast and easy setup and teardown
• Threaded pole can be inserted into multiple positions for different applications
• Cast-iron base includes rubber feet that won't scratch delicate floors and allows for quick retrieval

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this work well to hold a cardioid mic above seated interviewees?

A: The Auray MS-5230T Tripod Microphone Stand with Telescoping Boom will work for mounting a microphone above a seated interview subject, but the camera shot would be affected by the close proximity of the stand to the subject, due to the lack of length in the stand's boom arm. A more preferable method would be to mount a boom pole onto a C-stand/light stand with a "boom mate" style adapter such as the BoomMate BPH Boompole Holder and Grip Head Kit (BH #BOBPHV2K). This method will allow the stand to be placed much further from the subject (the length of the boom pole) and not have such an influence over the camera shot, so that a wider angle can be used if desired.

Q: 2. If I am putting a microphone on it, do i need to buy an extra piece to go with the stand? Or does it come with it already?

A: This is just the stand - it does not come with a microphone clip. The part that actually holds the microphone is called a clip, and should come with the mic (guaranteeing that it will fit). Mic clips can be purchased for your specific mic.

Q: 3. What is the width at the base when opened? Are there multiple detent positions for the legs?

A: Yes it has Multi-angle leg spread adjustment for stability. They do not specify the width of the base.

Q: 4. Hello, does this stand come with a tilt adapter on it ? - the one you see the mic attached to in this photo ? or is that a separate thing you must order ?

A: The TT-6220 does not ship with a mic clip. The clips generally come with the mics as many are specific to the microphones size and body style. You can check the following link for clips that are available separately. http://bhpho.to/1ywjI5m

Q: 5. Would this stand work for recording audio narration with a AKG Project Studio P220?

A: Yes. This has stadard mic stand threadng and will fit 90% of all studio microphone mounts.

Q: 6. I was told this works with an AT2020 but it does not. Am I doing something wrong?

A: This sports a 5?8" male thread. The AT2020 Mount sports a 5/8" female thread. However the mount ships with e 3/8" adapter. Please make sure you remove the adapter of the mount and try again.

Q: 7. Good morning. Will this work for mounting a COB 60d from Amaran?

A: Yes. The following will adapt to any 5/8 opening.

Q: 8. Compatible with NT1-A + shock mount with 5/8" screw?

A: This stand will support the Rode NT1-A large condenser microphone, with the shock mount.

Q: 9. Is the base made of metal or plastic?

A: The base on the TT-6220 is made of metal.

Q: 10. Would this work for mounting a mirrorless camera vertically over a table to face directly down? I'm trying to figure out my film scanning setup, and I was wondering if this could be a cheaper alternative to a copy stand.

A: This would not be suitable for that purpose.