Gravity Short Microphone Stand with Folding Tripod Base and 2-Point Adjustment Boom - Black

The Gravity MS 4221 B is a premium-quality short microphone stand featuring a folding tripod base ...

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The Gravity MS 4221 B is a professional-grade short microphone stand designed for musicians, recording engineers, and broadcast professionals who require a stable, low-profile solution for miking bass drums, amplifiers, or acoustic instruments. Its key benefit is the combination of a robust, heavy-duty zinc die-cast base and a highly adjustable 2-point boom arm that allows for precise mic placement in tight spaces. While it offers exceptional durability and tactile ergonomics, users should note that its specialized short height range makes it unsuitable for vocalists or standing instrument applications.

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ColourBlack
Model Part Number4221 B
BrandGravity

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FAQs

What is the maximum height of this stand?

The MS 4221 B is adjustable from 510 mm to 740 mm.

Does it come with a microphone clip?

The stand includes a custom-designed retainer for tool-free microphone clip attachment, but a standard clip is usually provided with your microphone.

Can I use this for a vocal microphone while standing?

No, this is a short stand designed specifically for instruments, amplifiers, and low-profile miking applications.

Are the coding rings removable?

Yes, the interchangeable coding rings can be removed and swapped easily to customize your stand setup.

What materials are used for the base?

The base is constructed from high-durability zinc die-cast for maximum stability.

Troubleshooting

Boom arm sags under the weight of the microphone

Ensure the primary tilt adjustment knob is tightened firmly. If it continues to slip, check that the washers are properly aligned in the 2-point joint.

Clutch handle feels stiff or difficult to turn

Clean any dust or grit from the threaded areas of the clutch and ensure you are not overtightening beyond the locking point.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extremely stable zinc die-cast base prevents tipping
  • Soft-touch grip knobs provide excellent tactile control
  • High-quality steel construction withstands heavy studio or stage use
  • Precise boom adjustment for difficult-to-reach sound sources
  • Interchangeable coding rings assist in complex stage setups

Cons

  • Height is limited to 740 mm, unsuitable for standing use
  • Heavier than budget-tier aluminum stands
  • Boom length is fixed at 500 mm

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up the stand, unfold the tripod legs until they are fully extended for maximum stability. Adjust the height by loosening the central clutch, setting your preferred elevation, and tightening it securely. For the boom arm, use the adjustment points to position the microphone toward your source, then lock the knobs to secure the angle. This stand features standard thread sizes compatible with almost all universal microphone clips. To ensure long-term care, wipe the powder-coated steel with a dry, soft cloth after use. Avoid using aggressive chemical cleaners on the soft-touch thermoplastic parts to prevent degradation. Periodically check that the pivot points on the boom are tight to maintain the structural integrity of the tilt mechanism.

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