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Gravity GMS2322B Microphone Stand - Round Base, Boom
A heavy-duty round-base microphone stand with a two-point adjustable boom arm and interchangeable color rings for studio and stage use.
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Overview
Key Features
Solid and durable construction
Heavy duty base
2-point boom adjustment
Ergonomic handling
Interchangeable color rings
Specifications
Model
GMS2322B
Type
Microphone Stand with Round Base and Boom
Base Type
Heavy-Duty Round Base
Boom Adjustment
2-Point
Construction
Solid and Durable
Handling
Ergonomic
Extras
Interchangeable Color Rings
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of base does the GMS2322B use?
It features a heavy-duty round base, which provides a stable, low-profile footprint that stays out of the way on crowded stages or in tight studio spaces.
How does the two-point boom adjustment work?
The boom arm has two separate clutch points — one at the pivot where it meets the upright, and one along the arm itself — allowing precise control over both the angle and extension of the boom.
What are the interchangeable color rings for?
The color rings snap onto the stand to visually identify it in multi-stand setups. This is helpful on stage or in studios where multiple stands are used and quick identification speeds up setup and teardown.
What thread size does the mic clip attach to?
The stand uses the standard 3/8-inch thread found on most microphone clips and adapters. A 3/8-inch to 5/8-inch adapter is commonly available if your clip requires the larger thread.
Is the round base stable enough for heavier microphones?
Yes. The heavy-duty base is weighted to support standard dynamic and condenser microphones securely, though extremely heavy or long-reach setups may benefit from a counterweight.