Detail 01
Heavy-duty round base
Heavier casting than the MS-12C. Keeps a raised mic from tipping, but adds genuine weight to every load-in.

Independent shopping perspective
Heavy-duty round-base mic stand in chrome. Same stand as the ebony MS20, for players who want the brighter finish.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Heavier casting than the MS-12C. Keeps a raised mic from tipping, but adds genuine weight to every load-in.
Detail 02
Bright and easy to spot in a dark room. Shows fingerprints, and can flare under stage lights on camera.
Detail 03
Mic sits directly above the base. Built for someone standing at it, not for reaching over a cab or kit.
Detail 04
Holds set height under a loaded mic. Cheap clutches slip and drop the mic mid-song.
Detail 05
Minimal floor footprint and nothing to trip over. Doesn't fold down as flat for transport.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Same stand, same price. Chrome reads brighter and more traditional on stage; ebony hides against dark backdrops and shows scuffs less over time.
Yes if you gig often or run heavier mics. The heavier base and stronger clutch are what you're paying for; features are otherwise the same.
No. This is a straight stand. A boom attachment can generally be added separately using the standard mic thread on the shaft.
Check the base padding before use. Cast round bases concentrate weight in a small area and can mark hardwood if the rubber is worn.
Reference
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