Enjoy stable and flexible mic placement with the Microphone Stand with XLR Connector and Gooseneck from Gravity Stands. Featuring a black powder-coat finish and built-in XLR connection, the stand offers an elegant appearance without the need for an unsightly cable or mic clip, while the round weighted cast-iron base keeps it firmly in place.

The smartly designed stand features a 14.4" gooseneck with a standard female 3-pin XLR input that allows you to directly attach a wide range of performance microphones. At the bottom of the 45.1" steel tube, near the base, is a standard male 3-pin XLR output, allowing you to run a cable and connect to mixing boards and PA systems.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 5-Year Manufacturer Warranty    Height Range: 42.5 to 59.4"    14.4" Gooseneck, 45.1" Steel Tube    Attach XLR Mic to Input on Gooseneck    Male XLR Mic Output Near Bass    Discreet Visual Appearance    Round Cast-Iron Base    Black Powder-Coat Finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much does this weigh?

A: The Gravity Stands Microphone Pole with Table Clamp and Boom Arm weighs 2.1 lbs (0.97 kg).

Q: 2. Is this 5/8 or 3/8 threaded at the bottom?

A: The thread is 5/8 for standard mic stands.

Q: 3. Does the bendable arm have 5/8" on both ends? (i.e. want to use the Atlas Sound AD-5B Coupling 5/8" fem to fem to extend with a second arm). Thanks

A: Yes, the threading for the gooseneck is 5/8"-27 so the AD-5B coupler is compatible.

Q: 4. What is the minimum height of these stands?

A: The minimum height on the Gravity Stands GSP3102 Studio Monitor Speaker Stand is 10.3".

Q: 5. So where do the three rubber O-rings that come with this bracket get installed?

A: The green rings are replacable with the black ones, if you wish.

Q: 6. could this hold up a Shure 55SH Series II without dipping or flopping over?

A: Yes, the On-Stage DS6213 Gooseneck Desktop Microphone Stand can be used to support a Shure 55SH microphone. The Shure 55SH weighs about 1.37 lb. and the stand weighs 2.4 lb. While the stand can support the weight of the mic, I would recommend using a sandbag if you want to add weight onto the base for additional security to keep the stand from moving or tipping if it is accidentally bumped.

Q: 7. How much weight can this hold?

A: The manufacturer has not specified the weight capacity that the Gravity Stands Traveler 3D Arm can support. It is intended for use with lightweight accessories such as an action camera, smartphone, tablet, microphone, or light.

Q: 8. will this hold 6 stands with boom arms?

A: Yes, the Gravity Stands Transport Bag for Six Microphone Stands (Black) can store 6 standard boom stands.

Q: 9. Can I use this to mount the Nanlite PavoSlim 120B Bi-Color LED Panel B&H #NAPS120B as a light stand?

A: You can use a threaded adapter with the Gravity Stands SSP WB SET 1 Speaker Stand with Round Cast Iron Base to mount your light on top of it. I would recommend considering the weight of the light you are using, as some of the heavier models could make the stand more top-heavy and likely to tip over.

Q: 10. Will the GMSQC1B securely hold a Rycote blimp with a shotgun mic at the end of an often-in-motion boom pole used for production sound mixing / location sound?

A: Yes you can mount a Rycote Blimp onto the Gravity GMSQC1B.