On Stage MS7201B Round Base Microphone Stand
An industry standard! The MS7201 is one of the most popular microphone stands ever made. This classic design has several added features available only from On-Stage, including the 3.17 kg. sand-cast base which is sturdy enough for road abuse yet light enough to carry. The MS7201 also features a die-cast zinc clutch and 5/8" - 27 solid threaded upper shaft.
- One of the most popular microphone stands ever made!
- 3.17 kg Sand-cast base with rubber padding for reduced floor vibrations is sturdy yet light enough for transport
- Features a diecast zinc clutch for height adjustments from 33"-60" and 5/8"-27 solid threaded upper shaft with positioning washer
- Black finish
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An industry standard! The MS7201 is one of the most popular microphone stands ever made. This classic design has several added features available only from On-Stage, including the 3.17 kg. sand-cast base which is sturdy enough for road abuse yet light enough to carry. The MS7201 also features a die-cast zinc clutch and 5/8" - 27 solid threaded upper shaft.
- One of the most popular microphone stands ever made!
- 3.17 kg Sand-cast base with rubber padding for reduced floor vibrations is sturdy yet light enough for transport
- Features a diecast zinc clutch for height adjustments from 33"-60" and 5/8"-27 solid threaded upper shaft with positioning washer
- Black finish
About the Sound Centre
Sound Centre was established in 1986 by a group of Western Australian musicians who wanted to provide a music store that would understand and cater to the needs of other musicians. From humble beginnings as a small shop and a few rehearsal rooms, Sound Centre has grown into Perth’s most extensive music store in terms of space, instrument range and musical expertise.
