The MC-125 professional studio boom stands larger-diameter base and locking, rollerblade-style wheels provide a low center of gravity and extra stability. Smoothly raise or lower height from 52" to 83" with a reliable clutch. The long boom telescopes from 35" to 61" and features a friction-free clutch arm extension. Also includes a unique, easy-adjust 5.75-lb. counterweight for a stable microphone placement. And the threaded shaft and boom sections provide quick set up and tear down for easy transport and storage. The MC-125 is in a class all its own. MC-125 Product Breakdown: • Heavy Cast Base with Rollerblade-style Wheels • Adjustable Counter Weight • Height and Length Adjustable • 100% Field Serviceable Parts Heavy Cast Base with Rollerblade-style Wheels In the studio, you need a microphone stand that can go wherever you need it to easily and quickly, but then be as sturdy and strong as a concrete pillar when ready to record. The MC-125 features rollerblade-style caster wheels for super smooth movement in all directions but lock in both rotating direction for zero movement when desired. And, the superior, 35 lb. cast base gives the MC-125 the girth you need to anchor your microphone during any kind of recording session. Adjustable Counter Weight Depending on the size of your studio mics, the angle of the boom arm, and the placement of the mic itself, an adjustable counter weight on the boom can maximize the relative position of your studio microphone for added

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