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Measure twice
As long as it is exactly the height you need, it's solid.
Doesn't jiggle, doesn't scratch my wooden desktop, holds my SC 400 perfectly.
Doesn't jiggle, doesn't scratch my wooden desktop, holds my SC 400 perfectly.
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Excellent for the price
I've purchased two of these stands in Oct-2020: one for the home and one for the office. It has some heft to it and will not tip over when using a condenser mic. I tried it with both the t.bone sc400 and the mpm-1000 and had no issues. Total height is around 20cm.
The product arrives disassembled and one needs to screw in the pipe into the base. I've noticed that the hole in the base is not threaded properly and one needs to apply quite a lot of torque to be able to fully screw in the pipe.
I also had a look on other e-commerce sites at competing products and this stand was by far the product with the best bang for the buck.
The product arrives disassembled and one needs to screw in the pipe into the base. I've noticed that the hole in the base is not threaded properly and one needs to apply quite a lot of torque to be able to fully screw in the pipe.
I also had a look on other e-commerce sites at competing products and this stand was by far the product with the best bang for the buck.
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Very solid
I really like these, it's almost perfect, I just don't love the design that has been included on the base but that is a very small detail and visual only. Overall very good.
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Heavy metal
This mic stand is solid. And heavy. It's built like a tank.
However..
Your mic will pick up even the slightest vibration coming off your desk, despite its hard-rubber ring base.
I was hearing a low hum in my headphones. I thought it might be a cable, but then I lifted the stand off the desk, and silence. I then put the stand back on the desk and lifted up my laptop.. silence! I honestly thought my laptop was 100% dead silent.
If you're podcasting or in a Teams meeting, do not plonk tea cups on your desk. I'd even avoid having to use a keyboard.
So, yes, this stand is solid. It also comes with a mic holder thread adaptor for the 2 standard sizes. There's even a blob of grease in the stanchion to apply to the threads, which is a nice touch.
But that huge sensitivity to vibration is going to be an issue for many.
However..
Your mic will pick up even the slightest vibration coming off your desk, despite its hard-rubber ring base.
I was hearing a low hum in my headphones. I thought it might be a cable, but then I lifted the stand off the desk, and silence. I then put the stand back on the desk and lifted up my laptop.. silence! I honestly thought my laptop was 100% dead silent.
If you're podcasting or in a Teams meeting, do not plonk tea cups on your desk. I'd even avoid having to use a keyboard.
So, yes, this stand is solid. It also comes with a mic holder thread adaptor for the 2 standard sizes. There's even a blob of grease in the stanchion to apply to the threads, which is a nice touch.
But that huge sensitivity to vibration is going to be an issue for many.
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Mic Stand Desk
incredible stable stand, even for bigger microphones
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RS
Chose this one over more expensive ones
I use these for simple purposes. Table mic stand or kick drum mic holder. Whatever I needed it to be it performs flawlessly.
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sturdy
very well build and heavy
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Stable and does the job
Its pretty heavy and can stand for any mic. You can use it on the table to lead some podcasts, and record the sound from amp. Its solid.
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Sturdyyy
Bought this to use desk-top to record vocal demos. It is a great, sturdy thing and packs up neatly
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J
Fantastic little stand!
Purchased this to mount a sub kick mic. Works perfectly, solid, heavy, doesn't move. IDEAL!
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