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The Atlas Sound SMS5B microphone stand saves stage and storage space with its ability to stack 6-high with a single 10" footprint. Now a single layer of microphone stands doesn't need to take up a separate storage room, and space on stage is freed up thanks to the mic stand's compact base.

Atlas Support stacking microphone stands are built with a wide mouth opening and a floating pole design that means they stack with only a slight rotation. The SMS5B stand has an anti-reflective black finish and can be adjusted from 33" to 60-1/2".

Over the past 70 years Atlas Sound has been a leading maker of microphone stands because of their performance and durability on stage and in studios worldwide.
Atlas Sound SMS5B 10" Round Stackable Base Mic Stand

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  • Stack as many as six units in a single 10" footprint
  • 33" to 60-1/2" height
  • Anti-reflective black finish
  • 4 lb.

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3.8

5 Reviews

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of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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  1. Performances2
  2. Outdoor Events / Games1
Cons
  1. Not Durable1
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  1. Professional Musician2
Pros
  1. Compact1
  2. Lightweight1
  3. Portable1
  4. Stable1

Reviewed by 5 customers

  • The base is exactly what we were looking for, lightweight. W

    4

    submitted3 years ago

    byRandall

    fromAlbuquerque NM

    We wish the hole in the base was standard size so we could swap out different Mike poles.

  • I own a dozen....

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byEastcoastbabd

    fromGarden City, NY

    These stands achieve the perfect balance of stability and stack-ability without weighing a ton. A middle ground choice. We put a bunch of these in a Pelican 1740 along with some K & M boom stands; good to go with a pro rig but no worry of hernia! We have yet to have one fail either.

  • Too light for professional use. Might be okay for kareoke.

    2

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    submitted8 years ago

    byThomas

    fromundisclosed

    Ordered two. One had stripped threads on the pole and I am having trouble with Guitar Center with the return. These stands are not robust enough to handle a boom with Shure vocal mic. Okay if used by themselves.

  • Goldilocks Stand we were looking for

    4

    submitted11 years ago

    byPAUL

    fromNY

    Always looking to shed weight without compromising durability, we've found these fit the bill for us. Not "boat anchor" heavy yet strong enough. A decent middle ground when other choices seem to be "built like a tank" or "garbage"

  • Good stand for the money

    4

    submitted14 years ago

    byJeremy

    fromGainesville, FL

    Had for about 3 months, this stand seems to be built to last; cheaper stands can and will break, so it's worth it to have a bit more quality. The base is more sturdy than some of the cheap ones I've had, and so far it's been very reliable. Pretty light for a stand, if it was lost I'd buy another. I also use it in studio where the ability to stack these is great (space can be an issue!) This was the maiin selling point. Good overall stand for the value.

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