Looking for an affordable external spring-style broadcast mic stand for your next radio show or podcast? Check out the Ultimate Stand JS-BCM-50, a mic stand with an external-spring design that is dependable and easy to use. The stand offers a maximum height of 38" when fully extended and a radius of 36". An ergonomic knob easily adjusts and twist-locks once you find the best position.

The sturdy C-clamp system provides a quick and easy nondestructive mounting solution. A variety of adapters and a mic clip are included, ensuring that most customers will have what they need to get started enjoying their new mic stand right out of the box.

Dual Exterior Spring Design    Ergonomic Adjust Knob    Sturdy Table Clamp System    Included Adapters and a Mic Clip

• Dual exterior spring design
• Ergonomic adjust knob
• Sturdy table clamp system
• Included adapters and a mic clip 
• Max Height: 38"
• Radius: 36"
• Max Arm Width: 2.4"
• Drop Down Boom Length: 2.5" (top to bottom)
• Springs: Dual exterior

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you mount odd RU height pieces in this? I've seen similar products for sale and this has been an issue. I have a number of 3U pieces I to mount and want to make sure they'll fit.

A: You should be able to mount 3U rack devices.

Q: 2. Will the Ultimate Support JS-DMS50 Table-Top Mic Stand work well with the Shure SM7B? The SM7B won't make the mic stand tip over, will it?

A: It won't tip over. The base is very solid!

Q: 3. What is the load capacity?

A: I purchased a pair of these from B&H. They arrived damaged. They are absolute junk. i returned them immediately. I would not recommend them to anyone.

Q: 4. Hi! Is it a pair of stands for $79? Or just a single one?Thanks

A: This product is sold as a pair of stands.

Q: 5. Can these mount on an Impact light stand (LS-6B)?

A: This microphone boom arm can be mounted on an Impact LS-6B, or any light stand using the On-Stage MM01 Ball-Joint Mic Adapter, BH #ONMM01.

Q: 6. How does the lock compare to the TeleLock on the 90B?

A: The locking on the 80B is probably a little more reliable, but it might just be preference. They're both friction based, meaning there is no pin to secure it. That's why I like the TS-70B. Slightly less stable, but the pin is always a good backup.

Q: 7. Where can I get just the rotating adapter featured on this stand?

A: if you're talking about the adaptor that holds the mic, Atlas sells parts for most of their stands. B&H will probably have that in stock. you should go on the Atlas website and get the part #. i would think its fairly common.

Q: 8. Does anyone know if a regular sized iPad will fit with a case left on? Like an OtterBox for example? Do the feet that grab stick out far enough to accommodate?

A: I would say: NO!There is already slight tension with the plastic clips with my 5th Gen iPad with no case.My dual-layer shell style case would not work at all. I even tried modifying it, cutting away the lip so the stand clips might fit over, but it wasn't even close.

Q: 9. What is the maximum clearance for the table edge clamp?

A: If the tablet is set parallel to the microphone stand the clearance is 7.5 and the holder will accommodate a tablet 10 maximum height. This allows for considerable tilting of the tablet before it touches the microphone stand.

Q: 10. I have an On Stage Stand MS7701 , what microphone clip should I buy that fits ?

A: Examples of compatible clips can be found here: https://bhpho.to/2j1wVTn