
Gravity
Gravity GSP4722B Wind-Up Speaker Stand Heavy-Duty
★★★★★
Rack-and-pinion crank mechanism raises 50kg speaker loads to 2.4 meters with one hand — no grunt work, no dropped gear.
$299.99*
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Overview
Key Features
Crank operation for easy speaker raising and lowering
Height variable from 1. 5 m to 2. 4 m
50 kg load capacity
Cast aluminum leg collar for longevity
Folding tripod legs for easy transport
Specifications
Operation Type
Crank
Minimum Height
1.5 m
Maximum Height
2.4 m
Load Capacity
50 kg
Leg Collar Material
Cast aluminum
Leg Type
Folding tripod
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- The rack-and-pinion crank allows precise height control under full load — a solo operator can position a 50kg speaker at any point between 1.5m and 2.4m without assistance or the controlled-drop risks of clutch-release stands.
- Cast aluminum leg collar provides genuine structural longevity compared to plastic collar competitors that fatigue and crack after repeated road use.
- 50kg load capacity accommodates large-format passive and active cabinets that exceed the rated limits of standard lightweight stands, making this viable for serious live sound applications.
- Folding tripod legs keep the packed profile manageable for load-in and load-out, balancing the stand's heavy-duty construction against transport practicality.
- 900mm of height adjustment range (1.5m–2.4m) covers the full spread from front-fill positioning to over-audience coverage without requiring a different stand for different venue configurations.
👎 Cons
- The crank mechanism adds meaningful weight to the stand itself compared to clutch or twist-lock alternatives — for multi-stand touring rigs, the cumulative weight difference adds up across a truck load.
- Maximum height of 2.4m may be insufficient for large venue throws where speaker coverage requires elevation beyond standard stands — line array or delay tower configurations need dedicated rigging beyond this stand's range.
- Folding tripod footprint at full leg spread occupies significant stage floor real estate, which can conflict with stage plot requirements in compact venues.
- The crank handle adds a protrusion that can catch on soft goods, curtains, or cable runs during setup — requires spatial awareness during positioning in dressed stages.
- No integrated cable management channel means speaker cable must be secured externally, adding setup time and creating potential tripping hazards if not dressed carefully.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the crank mechanism affect setup speed compared to twist-lock stands?
The rack-and-pinion crank system allows controlled, single-operator height adjustment under full speaker load — you can raise or lower a mounted speaker without removing it. Twist-lock alternatives require releasing tension with the speaker in place, which typically demands a second person or careful technique to avoid the speaker dropping. For solo operators doing quick venue turnarounds, the crank is a meaningful workflow advantage.
What is the maximum load capacity, and does that include speaker brackets and mounts?
The GSP4722B is rated for 50kg total load. That figure applies to the combined weight of everything mounted on the stand — speaker, bracket, any pole adapters, and cabling tied to the stand. Factor in your mounting hardware weight before assuming the full 50kg is available for the speaker cabinet itself.
Does the stand accept standard 35mm speaker pole mounts?
The product description does not specify the pole diameter explicitly, but Gravity stands in this series use the industry-standard 35mm speaker pole mount, which is compatible with the vast majority of passive and active speaker cabinets. Verify your speaker cabinet's pole socket diameter before purchase if using a non-standard enclosure.
How stable is the folding tripod base on uneven flooring — stage edges, outdoor surfaces, or carpet?
The cast aluminum leg collar and folding tripod geometry provide good stability on flat surfaces. On uneven terrain — raked stages, grass, or thick carpet — the tripod legs may require shims or sandbags for added confidence at maximum extension with heavy loads. At full 2.4m height and 50kg load, lateral stability is more sensitive to surface irregularities than at lower heights.
What is the packed length of the stand for transport?
Exact packed dimensions are not specified in the product listing. The folding tripod legs collapse against the center column for transport, and stands in this class typically fit standard lighting/stand bags. Measure your case or bag against the folded column length before assuming fit for tight transport configurations.