PROEL has introduced the PRO1991 Series of professional microphone stands, designed for live concerts, broadcasts, permanent installations, rental companies, and touring applications.
The company says every model in the series is built to withstand extreme vibrations, daily transport, and frequent setup and teardown. Construction features include:
- High-quality die-cast aluminum components designed to provide durability while keeping weight low.
- A heavy-duty adjustable joint with ergonomically colored knobs for precise positioning and secure tightening.
- A nylon-and-fiberglass sleeve with enhanced grip to prevent slipping.
- Reinforced steel tubing, including full-steel versions, for stability with heavy microphones and in windy conditions.
- A die-cast aluminum tripod base with folding tubes and non-slip, anti-vibration rubber feet.
- A cast-iron base with an anti-feedback ring, including a stackable version that allows as many as six stands to be grouped for storage and transport.
- An expandable joint with a nylon insert for smooth, low-friction movement.
- Standard 3/8-inch threading with a 5/8-inch U.S. adapter for compatibility with professional microphones.
- A collapsible design intended to minimize the stand’s footprint in flight cases and equipment bags.
PROEL says the PRO1991 Series combines Italian industrial design with updated construction technology to deliver stable performance and long service life in professional use.
For more information, visit proel.com.