Atlas Sound MS25 Professional Mic Stand w/ Air Suspension

Upgrade Your Audio Experience with the Atlas Sound MS25 Mic Stand
The Atlas Sound MS25 Professional Microphone Stand is designed for the discerning audio professional seeking reliable and sturdy support for their microphone setup. Featuring a robust triangular, cast iron base, this stand is ideally suited for use in stage performances, broadcast environments, and recording studios. Its air suspension system provides an additional layer of protection for sensitive microphones, cushioning them from sudden drops that might occur during height adjustments.

Stable and Secure Base Design
The unique triangular shape of the MS25’s base is not just about aesthetics; it's engineered to provide maximum stability, making it an excellent choice for environments where accidental bumps and knocks are a concern. The heavy cast iron material ensures the stand remains firmly in place, offering a reliable foundation for high-quality audio recording and live performance.

Versatile Height Adjustment
With an adjustable height range of 38 to 67 inches, the Atlas Sound MS25 is exceptionally versatile and can accommodate a variety of recording and performance needs. Whether you are recording a seated guitar session or standing choir performance, this stand can be tailored to meet the needs of any performer, ensuring optimal mic placement for the best sound capture.

Advanced Air Suspension System
The Atlas Sound MS25 is equipped with a sophisticated air suspension system that prevents the microphone from crashing down during adjustments. This feature is crucial for protecting high-end microphones from shock and potential damage, thus ensuring that your equipment investment is safeguarded under all circumstances.

Durable and Built to Last
Crafted with longevity in mind, the MS25 microphone stand is built from high-quality materials that resist wear and tear. Its durable design guarantees that it will withstand the rigors of road travel and frequent use, making it a wise investment for touring artists, bustling broadcast stations, and busy recording studios.