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Gator Lightweight Carry Bag For 6 Tripod Microphone Boom Stands (black)

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The black Lightweight Carry Bag for 6 Tripod Microphone Boom Stands from Gator Cases features a rugged, water-resistant, tear-resistant nylon material with a single compartment for accessories. It can be used for transport or storage for stands less than 50" in length.

The carry bag is built with heavy-duty zippers to secure the storage compartment and is reinforced with padded handles that offer a firm comfortable grip. This bag is fully collapsible for compact storage.

Fits 6 Mic Stands Less than 50" Length Water-Resistant, Tear-Resistant Nylon Heavy-Duty Zippers Secure Storage Compartment Reinforced, Padded Handles Collapsible for Compact Storage

Parameters
Material of Construction	Rugged Water-Resistant, Tear-Resistant Nylon Exterior, Heavy-Duty Zippers
Dimensions	50 x 10 x 5" / 127 x 25.4 x 12.7 cm Minimum Height 10" / 25.4 cm
Weight	0.8 lb / 0.4 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.28 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	17.7 x 15.5 x 1.8"

Protective, lightweight carrying bag for up to 6 microphone stands

50" interior to hold 6 microphone stands (less than 50" in length)

Rugged, nylon exterior material is water-resistant and tear-resistant

Heavy-duty zippers secure single storage compartment

Reinforced padded handles for a firm comfortable grip

Fully collapsible for compact storage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with an Ursa Mini 4.6k?

A: I have the Ursa Mini 4.6pro (shoulder rig/V-Mount plate with a matte box, follow focus, and shotgun microphone attatched ) and these sticks work just fine. Understandably a wee bit front-heavy, but the pans and tilts are liquid smooth.

Q: 2. What is the total weight of the head and legs (without the bag)?

A: This tripod system weighs 8.51 pounds.

Q: 3. i have a 17 inch edelkrone slider. Will i experience any tipping or bowing using this tripod?

A: I have the edelkrone xl pro and it does tip in the shortest leg setting without being spread out, but you can remedy that by spreading out the legs.

Q: 4. How stable/solid is it at full height? Can you adjust rings, set focus point on the screen at 20x without shaking the picture?

A: This is a very stable tripod.

Q: 5. Can I mount a small telescope with a vixen rail?

A: This would not be compatible with a vixen rail.

Q: 6. does the level can be adjusted on the head?

A: the head can be adjusted and aligned using the bubble level which is nice on uneven surfaces or when the legs of the tripod have to be used at different heights.

Q: 7. Is the video head removable? If so could it be placed on a monopod?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto 502HD Head in this kit can be detached from the 3/8" tripod mount if you would like to repurpose the head for other tasks such as using it with a monopod.

Q: 8. Hey can you adjust the drag on both the tilt and pan on this head!?

A: Yes, the 502 head has variable drag on both pan and tilt

Q: 9. Does this tripod can hold a canon c100 mark ii with a 24-105mm lens? Thanks!

A: Yes! Light enough to move around quickly and sterdy enough to hold a c100 with lens and ecessories.

Q: 10. Includes camera mounting plate?

A: Yes

Andrew	05/09/2024
The K&M stands of course are a mainstay for recording engineers for their durability and reliability, their reputation is well-earned and speaks for itself. This model is no exception. The 210/9 model (with the telescoping boom) is the more popular one and has nicer components in the boom-- in addition to being a telescoping boom, it has a metal angle adjustment clamp rather than the plastic one that comes with this model. That being said, the telescoping boom always feels just a tad flimsy to me when fully extended. For applications that tend to require full length booms like drum overheads or close piano spotting, I much prefer a fixed length boom arm like this one. The 21070 is the same basic stand component as the 21070 but the boom arm is a solid piece of metal with a plastic clamp that screws down. The threads to this clamp are still metal, just housed within a plastic handle. I've used very old K&M stands with plastic angle adjustment clamps which tended to droop with wear and tear, but this clamp seems better engineered and stronger. Just be sure to fully tighten it (not overly, but enough) to keep the microphones in place and loosen it before moving. The best way to break a stand is to tighten the angle clamp or clutch only partway and then try to move it without loosening. Pros: -Just as durable as the 210/90 for less money -Solid boom arm is great for fully extended applications Cons: -Plastic clamp is not as appealing as the metal clamp, though it doesn't seem to significantly impact performance -The fixed length boom arm is less convenient for transportation and not as pretty for shorter/closer applications which require less boom extension. All in all, if you do a lot of different kinds of recording, having several of both the 21070 and 210/9 in your stand bag(s) would be worthwhile. 5

Stantawn	24/08/2024
I looked at various mic stands on B&H. Most of them had decent reviews but one thing I was looking for in particular... a mic stand that could hold a large condenser mic. So many mic stands negatives were... don't use with a heavy mic. This one on the other hand... good for heavier mics. So I ordered it and it does what it's supposed to do. Quality made, no tilting with my mic and shock mount whatsoever. 5

Whit	13/08/2024
I am glad I spent the extra on this, very solid, quality parts. I don't worry about it tipping over or the adjustments coming loose. 5