Love these clips. So versatile and have lasted for a long time

Excellent workmanship, fit, finish

Great build quality, fits microphone for handheld style perfectly. I have an ATR2100 and it was a pain trying to find a shockmount to fit it. Everything was too big or too small. Fits like a glove and does its job.

I heard many bad reviews about the product like, the screw holes didn't match up, and the laminate finish isn't great... But in my humble opinion it's outstanding for the price... Everything lined up perfectly and it's nice and sturdy... Glad I made the purchase... Will get the accessories to match...

It holds the dance floor in place better than the cloth gaffer tape, can't really see it when in place and doesn't shred as quickly when dancers are dancing all over it daily.

I purchased this desk to use in my music production studio. I have a 61 key midi keyboard that fits perfectly on it. My computer monitor and 6 studio monitors fit perfectly on the top shelf. The desk is stable and comfortable to sit at. For the price you can't beat it.

I'm using this new desk as the center of my small production studio (Thunderbolt display on top shelf; Focusrite Saffire Pro 40, Furman PL-PRO D, Novation Launchpad Pro, and Akai LPK25 on bottom shelf). This still leaves me plenty of room.I left a larger space and larger studio desk (Quiklok Z-600). It's hard not to compare the On-Stage with the Quiklok since I used the Quiklok everyday for several years, but it's not a fair comparison. The Quiklok cost over $. Nevertheless, for the small amount I paid for the On-Stage, it's worth it. Assembly wasn't difficult, however, I wouldn't say it was easy. It got a little frustrating with the keyboard tray attachment. But, all in all it wasn't bad. In terms of the quality of materials I was a little disappointed but that's because I was looking at my Quiklok. Once I moved beyond the comparison, I accepted this is a more affordable desk, thus the quality isn't going to be the same. Again, for the price, the quality is fine. Based on all of the studio furniture I've owned over the last 20+ years, I see this desk lasting me at least 2 years.

Purchased three rolls of this. Black on one side and grey on the other. Not sure if it even comes any other way It will be used to cover a 53 Ft by 31.5 foot stage. The wings are not covered except with some small 15 ft leftovers. The stock rolls 131' are too heavy to handle by yourself without a dollie. About 270 pounds per roll. Get 6 or 8 inch plastic pipe three to four inches longer then the 63 width on both ends to hang in holders. Thewse pipes are used to roll the cut pieces up onto. I'm making 3 carts to carry 2 rolls each. One person will then be able to move the floor pretty easily. If you take care of the floor it will last a very long time. I have another floor that is used on concrete, pavement and tile. I've had it for about 20 years. Still good. Still used. If used out doors be sure to sweep the area for small rocks - they will puncture the floor if large enough. The price at B&H was the best I could find. Shipping was reasonable but added to the cost. Shipping was reasonably fast.

Came in a flat pack and was really easy to assemble.

I'm very please with the structure of the desk, I could tell right out of the box...