On Stage Stands MS7701B Euro Boom Mic Stand, Black, 4.25 in*32.5 in*4.0 in

I didn't want to pay too much as it was to replace one that I left behind in a venue carelessly. Paid more than I wanted but this one looked substantial, I didn't want to waste money on rubbish. I loaded a Shure SM57 on it and it stayed in place as shown. All the screw fittings seem firm and don't require excess force to get them to lock in place so you would not expect them to break. Personally I would have preferred a larger grip on the vertical stem and a wheel grip in place of the lever but these are minor quibbles. They work perfectly well. All in all very well constructed and the finish is attractive. While I've been creating this review the Shure mic in the position shown has not pulled the arm down at all and I didn't have to tighten the lever with much force. If you position the mic over one leg when extended, i.e. not in between two legs it's very stable. Very pleased so far.

Solid build and good material. It's not too light as it is made of some metal, but I wasn't bothered by it.Came brand new and pretty quick. It's not as big as I thought which is good as it won't take too much space. With that being said, it is a great fit for any hight of a person, so it will get the job down while being somewhat compact.I would recommend!

This is a robust and well made product at a reasonable price. It adjusts easily. If you have a heavy microphone assembly (ie shock mount and pop filter) then you will need to find a way to counterbalance this weight if you want to extend the boom very far. I found that tying a piece of cord or wire to the end of the boom (opposite to microphone) and then securing it back to the base of the tripod worked. You could also no doubt find a way to hang an appropriate weight off the end of the boom. This is not a criticism of the mount as I would say this would generally be an issue with a portable mic stand.

I spent weeks trying to find a cheap stand that would be able to support a blue yeti and this stand is just perfect for it. I have been using it for about 2 weeks now and everytime I use it I pack it away and so far it is working perfectly fine.I haven't pushed it to its limits, but as long as you are sensible it should be sturdy for your needs.

Got this to have a boom mic arrangement, using my Rode Videomic Pro. It's lightweight, fairly well built, and works well for the purpose, without tipping, and handles the weight of the mic well.

Great, sturdy mic stand fine for pub gigs etc.

Extremely durable, great price and arrived extremely quickly too. Using it as an overhead boom mic for sit-down interviews and couldn't have picked up a better bargain. Also if you have the Rode NTG2 mic with the mount, make sure you unscrew the middle bit of the connector to fit this stand. You don't need an adapter!

Good product daughter happy with it but there is no where for her microphone to hold onto ?. Do i have to buy this piece to attach? There is no contact details of the seller to ask should it have been with this stand or do i have to buy this piece for her microphone.. i thought it was all in with the stand. Not got a clue what to buy?