InnoGear Adjustable Desk Microphone Stand, Weighted Base with Soft Grip Twist Clutch, Boom Arm, 3/8/'' and 5/8/'' Threaded Mounts for Blue Yeti and Blue Snowball, Kick Drums, Guitar Amps, Black

Good quality, adjustable and fit most microphones

I have been podcasting for almost 6 years and I was looking for a good strong and well made stand for our mics. When I installed and created my home studio it was so nice that these have a good size to add to a small table. They are a bit heavy actually for their size, but it's very good material that it won't break easily. It is also really easy to just put the mic on these to hold the mic. One of the smallest challenge I had was that it had a small loseness to it so when I wanted it to stay in place sometimes it would start shifting or moving lower and lower, but other than that it's such a good mic stand for the price!

This was perfect to put on my piano. The base is compact and heavy and the quality is great. Adjustments are easy. I recommend.

Great little mic stand. Built well and heavy enough. Fully adjustable. Perfect for micing an amp.

Pros: - Heavy base, very capable of holding microphone with arm fully extended. - Strong hinge. I never experienced any give with the weight of my microphone, the AT2035. - Comfortable locks. Locking mechanisms are easy to tighten and loosen. - Height. Height is adequate for having the stand on a desk. - Feels like it will last -if treated well, of course. - Clean. It looks sleek. I like the turn lock, its minimal looking. - Comes with a microphone holder and screw adapter Cons: - U-clip Fragile. The smaller clip on the top axis broke with little effort. I received the product and I attempted to remove the clip with even force as to not pull it apart. It broke down the middle. I contacted customer service and told them that part broke and if they could send me a replacement part. They shipped me a new replace stand. The clip broke on that one too - on the first try. Perhaps its me, and I dont know how to remove clips. But I think I do, as I have had no problems with the bigger clip. I resorted to using a Velcro strap as visible in the photo. Its not a deal breaker to me as I could get a pack of these, but its a bit disappointing.

Works great as a stand for performer sitting on the floor, like in classical Indian music shows. Also can be used for any desk based usage.

Seems solid. It does exactly what it was designed for.

The base plate is nice and heavy 5 lbs is the advertised weight. Plus its asymmetrical shape (longer in front) is great for stabilizing. Although with the boom fully extended and a heavy mic, such as a Rode NT1 it's still a bit precarious. A slight bump will cause it to tip. The boom adjustment is friction, so again, with a heavy load on the end it will, over time, overcome whatever angle you had it set to. This product was not meant for heavy loads, despite its heavy base. My biggest issue if that threads for the boom to riser and for the mic holder to boom are non standard. An adapter is provided, but it's smaller and will not fit other standard products (like on stage) without the adapter. For my application, I found it best to use the onstage posi-lok mini mic boom with the supplied adapter. The onstage short boom has the standard size threads for the mic holder. With a standard Shure style mic I don't see any of this being an issue.