Microphone Stand Single Pole

Description

The microphone stand single pole is ideal for smaller stages. It has a small footprint and is therefore suitable for use in, for example, a music venue or neighborhood pub.

What is the microphone stand single pole mainly used for?

The single pole microphone stand is primarily used for vocal microphones. A good example of this is the Shure 55SH Microphone. The stand in combination with this microphone is identical to what stars like Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash used during their performances. They would pull the stand and microphone towards them. If you’re going to use the microphone stand for a different microphone, make sure you also have a microphone clip available. If not, you can add this in the options.

Does the stand resonate on the stage when moving?

Because the base of the Konig & Meyer 26010 stand is equipped with a rubber anti-vibration edge, vibrations from the single pole microphone stand will not transmit to the microphone. This way, you won’t hear any thumping that might be audible in the venue when moving it.

Does the microphone stand single pole remain stable?

The microphone stand single pole is equipped with a weighted base, which keeps it stable. Furthermore, the weighted base ensures that the footprint on the stage is as small as possible, allowing the singer to stand closer to the microphone.