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With a lighter mic or a short shotgun, it does very well. I don't think you can beat this tripod mic stand and boom for the money, or for two or three times the price. If you want a good stand, buy this one. It is sturdy, heavy metal, and even holds my large condenser voice-over mic at full extension, but just barely. If you just back off even an inch or so, it does fine. And the shipper sent it immediately. It arrived days before I thought it would.
stand just because so and so uses it, you need it to do the job of holding your mic at a certain level. Made of metal, all parts work as specified, good construction, setup is a breeze, I know it's just a mic stand but I have used some that were a little tricky, not this one. I highly recommend these stands especially at this price, why pay more for a mic. some prefer the heavy metal solid bases, these are the tripod type which I like. this does the job and like I said earlier it has the boom with it at a flea market price, great.
I've used the On-Stage Stands Tripod Mic Stand with Boom for about 2 years now. The connections are good quality metal or plastic, but this is not cheaply made. Very well made and at this price, you can not go wrong. All metal legs, stand and boom. Rubber feet caps. I use a Shure PG81 Instrument Condenser Microphone with this stand and have no complaints (with either).
I was concerned that the microphone stand may be a bit flimsy, but when I unpacked the box I was pleasantly surprised. It's a fairly standard boom stand, that seems on par with anything you'd find on a stage or in an A/V companies inventory. No complaints with this unit so far, and I don't see any arising because it seems pretty durable. It also includes a small plastic clip that keeps your mic cable flush with the stand, to give it a clean appearance.
I got it the other day and it's nicer than I thought it would be. My mic is now solid as a rock. shredmann.
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