Gravity MS 2322 B Microphone Stand

This is a sturdy and good quality stand and can probably handle most microphones without any problems.

But if you are going to put a heavier mic on it, it might tip over, specially when the arm is fully extended.

I bought one ages ago for myself for gigging. I have since then bought two more for the lads in the band as they are so neatly stored and so neat and tidy to look at while on stage. And I have less chance of falling over them.
Strong and durable, although you do have to keep turning them to tighten them sometimes!! Would still buy more though!!!

So im using this as a drum over head playing live gigs. I have to say im very pleased with it. You can get it close to the drum kit because of the narrow base, and there is enough length on top to get to the center of a one up one down drum kit with hi hats and three cymbals. Its very light but the base is noticeably heavy but that good because it keeps it solid. There has been no movement with the mic on its solid once you tighten everything. Its very good for the money i would highly recommend.

It was time to get proper stands for my studio(!!) and found these are what I wanted. The base is solid and the whole stand is sturdy and strong. I use them to hold microphones over the strings on a Grand Piano and don't want them slipping! I don't often review equipment, but with there being so many music stands that don't perform as well as they look, I hope this review helps!!

Only downside common to all three of my Gravity stands is that the raise/lower mechanism jams a lot

I received exactly what was listed in the Thomann description.
Works great, no issues or problems!

This stand has very good quality materials, good mechanism, is practical, versatile and most important is stable.
I recommend it for people who want a compact size stand on the floor and, my next buy will be the case for it

high quality. i tried many others, this one stands out.

I bought 2 of this particular stand because I have little space and these stands take up less room - They are used to hold overhead mics in a studio and NOT used on tour etc... (I'm guessing they wouldn't take the knocks)
Quite adaptable and tall/far reaching enough, I've found them to be great value for money.

Very good and practical stand. easily installed and adjusted.