Custom Mic Stands: Handmade Chain Link Microphone Stands Built in Kansas City

Custom Mic Stands: Handmade Chain Link Microphone Stands Built in Kansas City

Walk into any music store and every mic stand looks identical: black tube, tripod base, done. If you want your stage setup to look like nobody else's, that's a problem.

That's why we build chain link microphone stands by hand in our Kansas City shop. Each one is welded from actual chain link — roughly 400 welds per stand — with an intentional patina finish, so no two come out the same.

How they're built

Every stand is built to order. You choose:

  • Boom or straight: the boom version adjusts to standard mic height (around 60 inches), while the straight version can be built to your requested height.
  • Finish: the patina look varies from stand to stand — rust, dents, and character are part of the design.
  • Standard hardware: each stand includes a standard 3/8-inch thread mic holder, so your existing clips fit.

The base screws off for transport, which matters when you're loading in and out of gigs. Because these are hand-built to order, expect a few weeks of lead time before shipping.

Want it to light up?

We also build a version with an illuminated base, available with either the chain link upright or a tubular upright. If you want your stand to be the thing people remember from the show, that's the one.

Custom mic stand with light-up base, photo 2

Beyond mic stands

The mic stands started as one-off builds for musicians who wanted something different, and that grew into a line of custom stage gear — including drum racks and custom drum module stands. Browse the full Musician Gear collection to see what else comes out of the shop.

Dual tier chrome drum rack, photo 2

Ordering a custom build

Have a specific height, finish, or idea in mind? Message us before ordering and we'll talk through it. Custom is the whole point — these are welded one at a time, not pulled off a shelf.

Custom drum module and accessory stand with RGB lighting

See the Chain Link Microphone Stand →

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