Panamic Cathedral Microphone Stand (4 Meters)

The Panamic cathedral microphone stand raises a microphone as high as 4 meters while keeping the stand’s visual impact to a minimum.

Its three-section telescopic stem is based on the Panamic maxi series carbon fiber boom pole and collapses to 1.53 meters for transport and storage. The stem uses the same knurled locking rings with nylon bushings, titanium threaded tip, and carbon fiber tube sections as the Panamic boom poles. A steel threaded section sits at the base of the bottom tube. You can fit spare parts after accidental damage.

A cathedral stand usually goes where an audience can see it, and it is often on camera. The stem has a low-reflection black finish, and the base is kept as narrow as possible so the stand can sit within an orchestra. Because the carbon fiber stem is light, the base can weigh considerably less than the base of an older cathedral stand.

The stem screws into a circular cast iron base, 445 mm in diameter, with three inset rubber feet and a hard-wearing black textured paint finish. Panamic designs and tests the base’s size and weight against the stem’s length and mass to minimize the risk of toppling, even with a relatively heavy microphone. One person can set up the stand.

Features

• Reaches 4 meters
• Three-section carbon fiber stem collapses to 1.53 meters
• Low-reflection black stem finish
• 445 mm cast iron base with three inset rubber feet
• Titanium threaded tip
• Knurled locking rings with nylon bushes
• You can fit spare parts yourself
• Can be set up by one person