InnoGear Heavy Duty Microphone Stand with Upgraded 6.6 Feet XLR Cable Male to Female and Mic Pop Filter Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stands for Blue Yeti Condenser Microphone & Other Mic

I'm using this mic stand with an Excelvan BM-800 with a Behringer UMC22 and I've got nothing but compliments on the sound and look. The mic arm does exactly what it's supposed to for me. Keeps my mic where I want it, pretty much lets me adjust it anywhere(as long as you don't want it too high or low), and so far seems pretty solid for the price. No issues with the cable, zero hissing, clipping or popping.The only real issues I've had with this set was the included pop filter's clamp and the 3/8 to 5/8 adapter. The pop filter's little adjustable arm works great, but it screws into the clamp and will pretty much fall down immediately unless you have it AND the base properly aligned. Sort of annoyed me until I figured it out, but I figured it's worth mentioning. The 3/8 to 5/8 adapter includes some tape to adjust and tweak where far your mic/shock stops after being screwed on, but mine must have some manufacturing defect or something. Not a big deal since I already had one laying around, but could definitely hold someone up who doesn't have a spare.All in all, if you have a budget mic set up and don't want to break the bank, I'm not sure you could get a better combo for the price. As long as you temper your expectations and understand what you're getting for the price, you'll be happy.

I bought these as secondary booms, since I have the Blue version for my main studio mic. I'm very impressed, especially for the money. I keep these booms in my vocal booth and on my piano. They stay where you put them, and it takes little effort to set them in a good position. I just ordered 2 more of these, and here's why I chose them: The easily go below the table level, like for miking an acoustic guitar. The Blue boom, at 5x the price, fights to stay low, and wants to rise up, even with a big heavy mic on it. As I'm starting to get away from floor stands, I just have to applaud the design. Realistically, they can make sounds if you move them while your recording, like creaking springs. Since I never do that, all I really care about is their range of motion and their stability once they're in place. In that regard, they're better than the more expensive brands I've used. I make my living in music, and I'm not afraid to spend more for better quality. But, these things happen to be cheap, and I know I can trust them to get the job done.

Everything in this package is amazing EXCEPT THE POP FILTER! This pop filter is annoying never stays in place and always either in the way of your sight or not even in front of the mic. After a month with it I put it out of its misery and into the recycling bin. I can still see flashes of it in my nightmares as the most annoying thing ever to be in my line of sight.

I'll start with the "XLR" cable. It actually doesn't appear to be an XLR, the one I received is a DMX cable. They have the same connectors, but different gauge wire for different purposes. I was noticing poor quality when using the cable elsewhere, which is what prompted me to look into it. I purchased a proper XLR cable, and it works significantly better.The arm itself works well, I do however wish they added a second position for spring tensioning on the bottom section instead of just the top section.Finally, the filter is hard to setup and is bulky. I have found and used much smaller ones that work much better. I use an MXL 770 for this stand, and it has both a sock and a mic-attached pop filter.

So I bought this for a condenser mic that I had laying about, and it was easy to install, and works a treat! I love that it swivels side to side and I can easily move it out of the way or even press it upwards to get it out of the way. I have it mounted on the back of my desk, coming in between my two monitors that are also on a mounting arm. I love how heavy duty it is and the two mounting options available as well. You can physically screw this thing permanently into your desk, or use the included clamp and crank it down over the lip of the desk. They were also nice enough to include foam pads to put under the clamps to prevent damage to the desk. All in all, I am very satisfied and would definitely but again.

Pros:- high quality XLR cable included!- yes, it holds the AT-2020 just fine.- very easy to install (although I opted to bolt mine down so people wouldn’t run off with it).Cons:- any more weight than the AT-2020 and it starts to sag. I feel like I’m pushing it with my shockmountSeller notes:Would like to see at least 2 Velcro straps to neatly hold the XLR cable to the arm (wouldn’t mind paying an extra dollar for that). Wrapping the cable looks messy and can easily be detrimental on something this small and with square edges.

I was trying to get my audio setup working as quickly and as cheap as possible, and this definitely met the task.I couldn't find any stand/XLR combo cheaper than this for the mounting I needed, so if you're in the same boat as I was, you won't be disappointed.If you're looking for something a bit higher quality, then of course you should look elsewhere. The pop filter works, but mounting it is nearly impossible for any relatively large microphone. I couldn't get it working at all on an Aston Stealth, since the connector wasn't nearly long enough. But if you need a stand and a cable quickly and under $20, this is it

I ordered a Microphone stand, and expected a microphone stand. I knew a Pop filter was included, and that was nice. But what arrived was clearly the packaging of a madman who knew exactly what he was doing. The arm included a dual gauge threaded adaptor to hold your microphone, and a roll of Teflon Tape to ensure that the connection was snug. I added some bendable grips and velcro straps to hold the microphone cable in place. I use a heavy microphone, and the joints haven't slipped or shown signs of stress at all.I highly recommend for a guest mic or for your own solo recording.

So far so good - product is sturdy for the money, the included 5/8"-27 male to 3/8"-16 female threaded screw adapter works perfectly with the Seiren Elite.The pop filter is the only thing letting it down as it's awkward to attach. The clamp isn't the best shape for the mount and requires a fair amount of tightening to sit right.Note; there is no shock absorption (I knew this going in, hence no reduction in rating for this) so I have attached it to the bookshelf behind my desk, not the desk itself, to avoid vibration transfer - does everything I purchased it for, despite using it with a larger and heavier mic. I have not needed to overly tighten anything (apart from the pop filter) for it to maintain position.

Was smaller than I thought it would be. But it is very sturdy.