Desktop Microphone Stand Diy

[Mic Clip] This desktop mic stand is well built. I can tell that it will last for a lifetime. It's heavy and that's a good thing because it means that for just about any microphone setup, this stand will hold it in place. On top of it being a mic stand I've also found great use of it (with an adaptor) as a light stand for hard to reach places. I think that this device is a no brainer given its excellent build and low price point. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[700 W with IEC] As a DIY retiree, I have built a couple of desktop computers for myself with pretty good results. But there is something very reassuring in purchasing a customizable computer from a quality computer manufacturer like HP. My wife and I are using our recently purchased HP desktop in our home office and are very satisfied with its performance. It’s Windows 11 Pro OS updates without a hitch (albeit a tad too often— not HP’s fault). The computer is fast, quiet and reliable. The discounted price was an irresistible incentive to make this purchase. I highly recommend this desktop computer from HP.

[Screw Knob] Used this to reposition the camera in a diy desktop tripod setup. Works perfectly! I'm also looking forward to using it to try some nodal pano work.

[None] This is a simple microphone stand.

[Large Diaphragm] The UB-440 Professional USB Microphone by Senal is truly the best USB desktop microphone I have ever used. I have two, one for each work station used for animation and video production. The voice quality is superb.

[Solid-State] For my book narrating, this microphone is nothing short of wonderful. A touch smaller than some of the more expensive ones, which works very well in my DIY recording booth. I shopped hard and decided on this with an Apogee One. Perfect combination. Very highly recommended....and it's a keeper.

[4:3] I purchased this microphone to record my DIY videos shot with my iPhone 4s. It's just great. Cable is just the right length, sound is clear, no need for a battery. I recommend it!

[F14 Truss] I used this little guy to secure my VLM to my light stand as a DIY project. This works perfectly and secures tightly to the light stand. It feels extremely sturdy and have not worries of it holding up. Have complete confidence.

[Telescoping] I bought this for a DIY subkick mic, just a 10" woofer, which is much heavier then any other mic I have ever used. The boom on this stand holds it in place without tipping over or coming loose. It has been mounted for over a week and it hasn't moved a bit. If you need a short fixed boom stand that doesn't get in the way, this is it.

[9 x 9 x 9"] I bought this stand on the recommendation of Alex Campagna in his DIY Spiderlight Softbox blog. I built his DIY softbox and bought this stand to support it. And it does it very well. This is one impressive stand, especially for the money.