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McGrey MBS-01

A conventional tripod boom stand with a swivel arm of about 75 cm (29.5 in), height to roughly 154 cm (60.6 in), and — the part that is often missing — a microphone clip and cable clips in the box.

McGrey MBS-01 tripod microphone stand with boom arm

McGrey MBS-01

A conventional tripod boom stand with a swivel arm of about 75 cm (29.5 in), height to roughly 154 cm (60.6 in), and — the part that is often missing — a microphone clip and cable clips in the box.

Type
Tripod with boom arm
Height
Adjustable to about 154 cm (60.6 in)
Boom length
About 75 cm (29.5 in)
Included
Microphone clip, cable clips
Manufacturer reference
00034629
Amazon reference
B00LW6TI22 (identical on 5 markets)
EAN
4260368344888
  • A microphone clip is included, which a surprising number of stands leave out
  • Cable clips keep the lead off the floor and away from feet
  • No UK offer at the time of writing

Best for: A first microphone stand where nothing else should have to be bought.

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Specifications

Type
Tripod with boom arm
Height
Adjustable to about 154 cm (60.6 in)
Boom length
About 75 cm (29.5 in)
Included
Microphone clip, cable clips
Manufacturer reference
00034629
Amazon reference
B00LW6TI22 (identical on 5 markets)
EAN
4260368344888

The plain answer in this family: a tripod, a column, a 75 cm (29.5 in) boom arm, and the clip that actually holds the microphone.

That last item is worth naming. Stands are frequently sold without a clip, and the buyer discovers it when the microphone has nothing to sit in. Here it is included, along with cable clips to keep the lead tidy along the boom.

Height goes to about 154 cm (60.6 in), which covers a seated player comfortably and a standing singer at the lower end of typical. The boom reaches across a desk without the tripod legs having to be underneath it.

The usual physics applies: an extended boom is a lever, and the base has to counterbalance it. Keep the arm as short as the position allows, and weight the base if the microphone is heavy.

The questions players ask

Why do the cable clips matter?

A microphone cable hanging loose is a cable that gets caught by a chair, which pulls the stand. The clips route it down the boom and the column, and they cost nothing to use.

Will it hold a heavy microphone?

A boom extended fully puts real leverage on the base. McGrey does not publish a load figure for this model, so for a heavy microphone plus a shock mount, keep the arm shorter and the base weighted.

Instruments it is stated to fit

All mic stands & arms