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Gravity Touring Series Stands

Gravity Touring Series Stands… Specially designed for tour heroes who run around all day working hard: the extremely sturdy Gravity Touring series. Rugged tripods for speakers as well as for microphones, both with and without telescopic booms. The true highlights, however, are the undetachable metal knobs, firm grip and quick adjustment mechanism.

Gravity Touring Series Stands

On tour you have to work hard every day and you need to be as fast as possible. Designed especially for touring heroes like you: The super solid Gravity Touring Series. Rugged stands with unlosable metal knobs, firm grip and quick boom adjustments. Save time and earn glory. Day after day. Job after job.

Gravity Touring Series Stands
Microphone Stands

Tours and events often operate under hard conditions and time pressures. Microphone stands are thrown around and not generally treated gently. That’s why Gravity Touring series microphone stands are built to be extremely sturdy. Made with especially strong steel tubing with three folding feet. The base and boom mount are made of indestructible die-cast zinc. The solid metal knobs are unlosable, to ensure that the stands survive the hard conditions of touring longer. The microphone stands are also faster to set up and take down. Turning the locking screw just 3/4 quickly snaps the boom into place. Height adjustment is just as easy, with incredibly quick tightening of the easy-grip, triangular tightening sleeve.

Microphone Stands

TMS 4321 B – Touring Series Tripod Mic Stand Standard Boom

  • Ideal for rental and event organiser

  • Unlosable metal knobs

  • Boom locks with just a 3/4 turn of the locking screw

  • Large, easy-grip tightening sleeve for height adjustments

  • Extremely robust steel construction

  • Die-cast zinc base and boom mount

  • Longer boom shaft for sturdy boom manipulation

  • Weight 3.6kg

  • 2 point boom adjustment

  • Min height 1030mm

  • Max height 1730mm

  • Transport length 980mm

TMS 4322 B – Touring Series Microphone Stand with 2-Point Adjustment Telescoping Boom

  • Ideal for rental and event organiser

  • Unlosable metal knobs

  • Boom locks with just a 3/4 turn of the locking screw

  • Adjustable telescopic boom with range of 51-88 cm

  • Extremely robust steel construction

  • Die-cast zinc base and boom mount

  • Long boom arm

  • Large, easy-grip tightening sleeve for height adjustment

  • Weight 3.8kg

  • 2 point boom adjustment

  • Min height 1030mm

  • Max height 1730mm

  • Transport length 980mm

Gravity® TOURING SERIES - MICROPHONE STAND
Speaker Stands

The hard conditions and extreme time pressures of touring are for strong workers and robust materials only – such as the Gravity Touring series speaker stand. Extremely sturdy, with three double-braced legs and a die-cast aluminium mounting bracket. Especially strong steel tubing for a 50 kg load capacity. Set-up and take-down are extremely quick and safe thanks to the automatic, snap-in LockPin®. The 35 mm extension pole is locked into place and the pin can only be unlocked with the release lever. The loudspeaker stand can be adjusted to a height of up to 194 cm. The locking screws, with solid, unlosable metal knobs, are an invaluable advantage when touring.

Speaker Stands

TSP 5212 LB – Touring series Steel Speaker Stand with Auto Lockpin

  • Ideal for rental and event organisers

  • Double-braced legs

  • Automatic LockPin®

  • Extremely robust steel construction

  • Die-cast aluminium mounting bracket

  • Unlosable metal knobs

  • Min height 1220mm

  • Max height 1950mm

  • Transport length 1140mm

  • Tubing diameter 35mm

  • Max load 50kg

  • Weight 6.4kg

Gravity® TOURING SERIES - SPEAKER STAND

Sectors & Applications. Where is Gravity Touring Series used?

Gravity Touring Series Stands are used by Bands, Studios, Clubs, Venues, Rental Companies and Installers across the world. It’s used in the Live Sound, Pro Audio, Recording & Broadcasting sectors.

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