The Hamilton Stands StagePRO Series 3-Position Mic Stand Adapter is used for mounting multiple microphones on one stand. The mount allows you to mount three microphones in total—two mics on the outside and one in the center, giving you three positions in all.

Mounts Multiple Mics on 1 Stand    Holds 3 Mics in Total    2 on the Side Positions    1 in the Center

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I already have this model of stand but the case is completely ruined. How do I order just the case?

A: Hamilton Stands KB14 Portable Sheet Music Stand Carrying Bag,, BH #HAKB14 is the item you require.

Q: 2. Is the screw that goes into the mic clip 5/8-27?

A: Yes, that should be a 5/8'' thread.

Q: 3. Can it be placed on a carpeted room?

A: The tripod legs of the Auray stands offers stability when placed on several surfaces including carpeted floors.

Q: 4. It says adjustable height. Thinking about using these for miking guitar speakers on stage; what is the functional range (low--to-high) in inches?

A: The KB810 table top model adjusts from 10-16 and weighs just 10 oz.

Q: 5. can you unscrew the clip on top to screw on shock mounts?

A: Oh yes, the clip unscrews on what looks like brass threads. Great stand for the price.

Q: 6. Will it hold a 635A microphone in place securely?

A: Yes, the Hamilton Stands KB810M Nu-Era Tabletop Mic Stand could be used with an Electro-Voice 635A Omnidirectional Handheld Dynamic ENG Microphone.

Q: 7. How firm or stable is the desk on the tripod stand pole? Does it wiggle at all?

A: This stand is very sturdily built and stable when used for its intended purpose.

Q: 8. I would like to know the size from stand box?

A: The outer box for the mics stands dimensions are 33.5 x 4.0 x 4.0

Q: 9. Would this work with a rode videomic pro and will I have to buy a 3/8 to 1/4 converter

A: Yes - it will work fine: The mic has a standard camera shoe and a 3/8 threaded mount for easy attachment to cameras and boom poles.

Q: 10. Can this be used with a heavy microphone, like a Blue Yeti or a Neat King Bee, which weigh around 700g?

A: Yes, this would definitely support the weight of that mic. When using the boom extended very far from the stand, you could use sandbags for a little bit of extra stability.