The AtlasIED DMS10E Drum Microphone Stand is a professional low-profile microphone stand designed for close-miking drums, percussion instruments, guitar amplifiers, bass amplifiers, and other instruments requiring stable microphone placement near the floor. Featuring a heavy-duty 10-inch circular cast base, an adjustable height of approximately 15 to 26 inches, and a non-reflective ebony finish, the DMS10E provides dependable support for live sound reinforcement and studio recording applications.
Unlike full-height microphone stands, the AtlasIED DMS10E combines the stability of a weighted floor stand with the compact height needed for instrument microphone positioning. Its low-to-medium adjustment range makes it especially useful for kick drums, toms, guitar amplifier cabinets, and percussion setups where a standard microphone stand may be too tall or occupy unnecessary space.
Built for professional use, the DMS10E features a wear-resistant three-piece clutch for smooth height adjustment, durable construction for repeated setup and transport, and a threaded tip assembly that accommodates compatible microphone clips, boom attachments, goosenecks, and other mounting accessories.
Low-Profile Design for Drum and Instrument Miking
The AtlasIED DMS10E is designed to position microphones at practical heights for close-miking instruments without the bulk of a conventional full-size microphone stand.
Its adjustable height range makes it suitable for capturing sound from kick drums, rack toms, floor toms, guitar amplifiers, and other instruments positioned near the stage or studio floor.
The compact vertical design also helps reduce microphone stand clutter in recording studios and on performance stages, especially when multiple microphones are positioned around a drum kit.
For engineers and musicians who need stable microphone placement close to the sound source, the DMS10E offers a practical alternative to taller stands.
Oversized 10-Inch Cast Base for Stability
The DMS10E features a heavy-duty 10-inch-diameter circular cast base engineered to provide excellent stability during microphone placement.
Its weighted base helps support microphones used in close-miking applications, including professional kick drum microphones and instrument microphones.
The circular design provides a stable foundation while allowing the stand to fit into areas where tripod legs may interfere with drum hardware, amplifier cabinets, or other equipment.
This makes the DMS10E especially useful for crowded stage layouts and recording setups where space is limited.
Adjustable Height with Wear-Resistant Three-Piece Clutch
The AtlasIED DMS10E includes a wear-resistant three-piece clutch designed for secure, fast, and quiet height adjustment.
The stand provides an exact manufacturer-published adjustment range of 14¼" to 26¼" (362–667 mm), commonly rounded to 15"–26".
This height range gives users flexibility when positioning microphones for different instruments and recording techniques.
The clutch mechanism is designed to maintain the selected microphone height while supporting frequent adjustments during rehearsals, performances, and studio sessions.
Non-Reflective Ebony Finish and Professional Construction
The DMS10E features an ebony epoxy finish on both the microphone stand tubing and circular base.
The non-reflective finish helps minimize distracting reflections under stage lighting while providing a clean, professional appearance in live performance and recording environments.
High-quality construction materials are designed to withstand frequent transportation, setup, and teardown.
Field-serviceable components also support long-term use, making the DMS10E a practical investment for recording facilities, touring sound systems, and professional musicians.
AtlasIED DMS10E Key Features
- Professional low-profile microphone stand for drums and instruments
- Adjustable height of approximately 15" to 26"
- Exact height adjustment range of 14¼" to 26¼"
- Heavy-duty 10-inch circular cast base for stability
- Ideal for close-miking kick drums, toms, percussion, and amplifiers
- Wear-resistant three-piece clutch for secure height adjustment
- Smooth, fast, and quiet adjustment mechanism
- Non-reflective ebony epoxy finish on base and tubing
- Durable construction for frequent transport and setup
- Field-serviceable parts for extended product life
- Threaded tip assembly for compatible microphone mounting accessories
- Compatible with appropriate microphone clips, booms, and goosenecks
- Can be combined with an AtlasIED PB11X Series adjustable boom
- Suitable for live sound, recording studios, and rehearsal spaces
- Compact alternative to conventional full-height microphone stands
AtlasIED DMS10E Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|
| Manufacturer | AtlasIED |
| Model | DMS10E |
| Product Type | Low-Profile Drum Microphone Stand |
| Height Adjustment | 14¼"–26¼" (362–667 mm) |
| Rounded Height Range | 15"–26" |
| Base Type | Circular Cast Base |
| Base Diameter | 10" (254 mm) |
| Base Finish | Ebony |
| Tube Finish | Ebony |
| Finish Type | Non-Reflective Epoxy |
| Height Adjustment Mechanism | Three-Piece Wear-Resistant Clutch |
| Mounting Connection | Threaded Tip Assembly |
| Compatible Boom Series | AtlasIED PB11X Series |
| Shipping Weight | 8 lbs (3.63 kg) |
| Warranty Period | 60 Months from Date of Purchase |
| Primary Applications | Drum Miking, Amplifier Miking, Percussion, Studio Recording, Live Sound |
Typical Applications
- Kick drum microphone placement
- Snare and tom microphone setups
- Guitar amplifier close-miking
- Bass guitar amplifier miking
- Percussion instrument recording
- String instrument miking
- Live concert sound reinforcement
- Professional recording studios
- Rehearsal and practice rooms
- Seated performer microphone setups
- Compact stage microphone installations
- Multi-microphone drum recording configurations
Why Buy the AtlasIED DMS10E from Audio Supply?
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