Microphone stand STAY Flexible Mic TOWER/PIANO — adjustable flexible gooseneck tower for studio and stage use

STAY Flexible Mic TOWER/PIANO is a tower-style microphone stand with a flexible gooseneck designed for studio, stage and piano use. The stand provides precise positioning and stable support for microphones, allowing close placement to instruments, vocal sources and sound-producing surfaces. Its vertical tower form gives a compact footprint while the adjustable gooseneck delivers accurate angle and reach control for a variety of recording and live situations.

Advantages

The flexible gooseneck enables fine-tuned microphone placement without the need to reposition the entire stand. The tower format offers a low-profile, stable base suitable for placement beside or on top of a piano or near instrument setups. Adjustable angle and reach allow repeatable positioning for live performance, studio tracking and broadcast. The construction balances rigidity for stable mounting with enough flexibility for quick, precise adjustments.

Suitable for

• Close-miking pianos and acoustic instruments
• Vocal and speech capture in studio and broadcast environments
• Stage setups where a low-profile, stable mic support is required
• Rehearsal rooms and portable recording rigs needing compact stands

Key specifications

• Tower-style stand with compact footprint suitable for placement near instruments
• Flexible gooseneck for precise angle and reach adjustment
• Adjustable height and orientation to accommodate different microphone types and positions
• Stable base design to minimize tipping and handling noise
• Durable materials and finish intended for frequent use in studio and stage environments

How to use

Position the STAY Flexible Mic TOWER/PIANO on a level surface beside the instrument or vocal source. Mount the microphone using the appropriate clip or shock mount, ensuring secure attachment. Bend and rotate the gooseneck to achieve the desired angle and distance from the sound source, then check stability by lightly tapping the stand. Fine-tune placement while monitoring sound to find the preferred balance of direct signal and room ambience.

Usage recommendations

Use a suitable shock mount or clip to reduce handling and mechanical noise transfer. For piano applications, place the stand at a moderate distance to capture natural tone while avoiding contact with moving parts. When used on stage, verify base stability and cable routing to prevent accidental dislodging during performance.