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Yescom USA, Inc.
Two microphone tripod stands with four clips adjust from 31 to 53 inches and rotate 360 degrees for studio or stage use
This pair of floor-standing microphone tripods suits performers who need one stand for vocals and another for an instrument. Each stand includes two mic clips and adjusts from 31" to 53" pillar height, covering both sitting and standing positions. The 360-degree rotating boom arm lets you angle each microphone precisely without repositioning the base. Ideal for studio recording, band practice, speeches and stage performances.
Each stand folds down to a compact 28" length and 3 15/16" diameter for transport and storage. The metal tripod base uses anti-slip feet that resist tipping and protect floor surfaces from scratches. No power draw, fan noise or thermal output is involved, so the stands remain completely silent during any session. Setup and teardown are manual and require no tools.
Two stands ship with four round clips that accept microphones up to 1 3/4" diameter. Pillar height locks via rotary knobs between 31 1/2" and 53 9/16", while the boom arm rotates a full 360 degrees and secures with its own ergonomic knob. The folded footprint of 10 x 72 cm fits tight gear bags. Not suited for overhead rigging or heavy broadcast arms that demand a fixed mount.
| Brand | Yescom |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 28MIS002-BM2M-06X2 |
| Type | Microphone Stand |
Extend the three metal legs until they lock, tighten the height knob at 31 1/2" to 53 9/16", then rotate the boom arm 360 degrees and secure its ergonomic knob; the step often missed is tightening both knobs fully so the stand stays at 27 9/16" x 53 9/16" without slipping.
The two mic clips that accept up to 1 3/4" diameter, the rotary height knob, the boom-arm angle knob, and the anti-slip feet should be inspected periodically; worn clips or loose knobs are the first items to replace.
At the maximum 53 9/16" pillar height the centre of gravity rises, so stability on the 3 15/16" folded footprint becomes the limiting factor before any material fatigue occurs.
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