The Microphone Stand, Reinvented
Welcome to your next equipment upgrade
Strong, lightweight, balanced and modular – professional microphone stands built to last.
“Base 4 Stands has made vast improvements on an item that has really needed it for decades. The ruggedness and balance of their stands is superb!”
– Pete Keppler (Grammy nominated and Emmy winning Engineer, Producer, Musician) – David Bowie, David Byrne, Bonnie Raitt, Elvis Costello, Patti Smith
Stands
Every great hero has a trusty sidekick. With your new mid-sized and dependable Sidekick, you’ll have a friend for life. The Sidekick base model comes with a top-mounted 24″ arm.
Despite its name, Shorty gets big jobs done. Perfect for double mic’ing amps, kick drums, top and bottom snare and all other things down low. The Shorty base model comes with a top-mounted 18″ arm.
Considered our “Swiss-army stand,” the telescoping Big Tree lives up to its name by giving you all of the height and reach you need to cover anything on the ground. It safely supports any weight microphone around the drums, high in the room, inside a piano or anywhere else. The Big Tree base model comes with a top-mounted 30″ arm.
Get both the Big Tree Stand and Blumlein Attachment
The Base 4 Blumlein Attachment mounts directly onto the Big Tree stand. Specifically designed for extra heavy microphones, it allows you to make height and rotation adjustments while the array remains in tact. Other solutions use two separate stands, requiring you to reposition them both when making adjustments during placement. This can be both cumbersome and time consuming. Adjusting the Base 4 Stands Blumlein Attachment couldn’t be easier.
Add-ons
Perfect addition to any stand for double mic’ing, stereo mic’ing and experimental mic’ing.
Meet Solo, our flagship mic stand—the one that does it all, and does it better. Designed to cover a wide range of applications, the go-to stand for vocal mics.
Not just another stand – the positive locking arm connectors won’t slip over time and don’t require brute force to tighten them. They’re hard to tip over and the rubber feet are non-slip. It’s tough as nails, versatile and dependable – a stand you can count on.