Microphone stand Omnitronic MS-2 with boom arm, black

Omnitronic MS-2 with boom arm is a black microphone stand designed for studio and live applications. It provides a stable base and an adjustable boom arm that enables precise microphone placement for vocal and instrument miking. The stand is intended to support hands-free operation for performers, presenters and recording setups, offering flexibility in angle and reach while maintaining a compact footprint.

Advantages

The Omnitronic MS-2 combines a sturdy base with an adjustable boom arm, allowing quick and accurate positioning of microphones. Its black finish reduces visual distraction onstage and in the studio. The construction is optimized for stability and repeated use, and the boom arm extends the range of placement without the need for additional stands. Threaded fittings and adjustment knobs permit secure locking of angle and length for consistent microphone placement.

Suitable for

• Vocal performances and stand-mounted vocal microphones
• Instrument miking for guitars, brass, and woodwinds
• Studio recording sessions and podcasting setups
• Presentations, conferences, and public speaking
• Live sound reinforcement and rehearsal rooms

Key specifications

• Finish: black
• Type: floor microphone stand with boom arm
• Adjustability: height adjustment and pivoting/extendable boom arm
• Locking: manual knobs for securing height and boom angle
• Base: weighted or tripod base for stability (model-specific)
• Use case: suitable for vocal and instrument miking in studio and live environments

How to use

Set the stand on a level surface and ensure the base is stable before mounting a microphone. Adjust the main column height to the desired working level and tighten the height-locking knob. Extend and angle the boom arm to position the microphone accurately in front of the sound source, then secure the boom-locking knob to prevent movement. Attach the microphone using the appropriate clip or shock mount and connect cables, routing them safely along the stand to avoid trip hazards. Make small positional adjustments while monitoring sound to achieve the preferred balance and proximity effect.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, check all knobs and fittings before each use, avoid over-tightening plastic components, and route microphone cables neatly to prevent accidental pulls. When used in live situations, place the base where it will not obstruct foot traffic and consider using cable ties or tape to secure cables to the floor. For studio work, use a shock mount to reduce handling noise and vibration transfer.