Rollerblade-style Wheels: The MC-125 features rollerblade-style caster wheels for super smooth movement in all directions but lock in both rotating direction for zero movement when desired
Heavy Cast Base: The superior, 35 lb. cast base gives the MC-125 the girth you need to anchor your microphone during any kind of recording session
Adjustable Counter Weight: The MC-125 features a 5.75 lb. die-cast counterweight that is easy to adjust for just the right placement
Height and Length Adjustable: The MC-125 has been called the "most adjustable studio boom on the market." It ranges in height from 52" to 83" and the boom can extend from 35" to 61" to meet any studio's needs with perfect placement every time
100% Field Serviceable Parts: The MC-125 studio microphone stand can be field serviced with replacement parts as needed over its VERY long lifespan (from the foot caps all the way up to the mic adapter)
Description
Ultimate Support Music Products MC-125 Boom Stand for Professional Studio
Product Details
Product Length:
42.5 inches
Product Width:
23.5 inches
Product Height:
4.0 inches
Product Weight:
35.0 pounds
Package Length:
42.1 inches
Package Width:
23.5 inches
Package Height:
4.1 inches
Package Weight:
38.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 2 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 2 customer reviews )
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great boom, lousy pivot May 09, 2011
By John S. Gray I had high hopes for the MC125 when I bought it. It was OK at first, no complaints. But after the first year of intermittent use, the pivot point between the upright pole and the boom became less and less reliable. As the one tightening thumbscrew is responsible for BOTH the boom angle and the back-and-forth sliding of the boom for counterweight balance, this problem just got worse and worse.
It should be better engineered. A perfectly good heavy-duty stand is ready for landfill because of the little plastic fitting. Check out the serious fitting in that position on the Atlas SB32: that will not develop the problem.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Nice Stand May 16, 2008
By Lief Stevens Not a lot of reviews for this stand out there so I thought I would share my impressions. I bought this stand to use on a live set for a TV/Radio show. I needed a stand that could support Sm7s and RE20s with a boom arm long enough stay out of shot. This stand fits my needs perfectly. It is built like a tank and weighs a ton. The casters are high quality and are lockable. Unlike most studio boom stands you can adjust the length of the boom arm. This is a serious stand and should last a long time. Just ordered another one.
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based on 2 reviews
Great boom, lousy pivot May 09, 2011
By John S. Gray
Nice Stand May 16, 2008
By Lief Stevens
