I had a mic stand break but the base of course is still fine. Is there a place that sells just the stand?
mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
- Thread starter Brian Jones
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Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
Im sure there is a place... but on a side note. The bases work great for up lighting stands.
Im sure there is a place... but on a side note. The bases work great for up lighting stands.
Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
What make/model of mic stand? Most will sell replacement parts. For example: http://www.onstagestands.com/catalog/item/home/model/MS7201/grp/#parts
What make/model of mic stand? Most will sell replacement parts. For example: http://www.onstagestands.com/catalog/item/home/model/MS7201/grp/#parts
Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
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Hey Brian, if your stand happens to be On Stage or K&M, and you don't have a more local dealer (I don't want to cut out the local guy!), give me a call...
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<salesman hat>
Hey Brian, if your stand happens to be On Stage or K&M, and you don't have a more local dealer (I don't want to cut out the local guy!), give me a call...
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Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
The one in question is a ProLine, but aren't the threads standardized? Could I get an On Stage or K&M microphone stand pole instead?
The one in question is a ProLine, but aren't the threads standardized? Could I get an On Stage or K&M microphone stand pole instead?
Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
The "standard" outside tube is 7/8" - 27 TPI. You might be able to find a threading die from an industrial supplier.
The "standard" outside tube is 7/8" - 27 TPI. You might be able to find a threading die from an industrial supplier.
Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
Thanks for that. I'll check out that option as well as considering repurposing the base.
Thanks for that. I'll check out that option as well as considering repurposing the base.
Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
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You need to grind off the hard chrome on the outside first or you'll mess up your die. Good opportunity to add to your short stand inventory
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Tim Weaver
Senior
Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
Yup, this is the old timers way of doing things. Break/bend a stand? Time to make a new shorty!
Yup, this is the old timers way of doing things. Break/bend a stand? Time to make a new shorty!
Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
Also, Atlas sells the tube assembly as spare parts, but be prepared to pay nearly "new stand" price for them unless you want to order 24 of them. You save about 60% of the freight, though, without the bases.
Also, Atlas sells the tube assembly as spare parts, but be prepared to pay nearly "new stand" price for them unless you want to order 24 of them. You save about 60% of the freight, though, without the bases.
Re: mic stand poles without the cast iron base?
I've been getting my odd size taps and dies from Victor Machinery http://www.victornet.com. Lots of fun stuff there, including many hard to find sizes. Prices are reasonable too.
I've been getting my odd size taps and dies from Victor Machinery http://www.victornet.com. Lots of fun stuff there, including many hard to find sizes. Prices are reasonable too.