Microphone Stand With Mic Holder

[7.5 x 7 x 1.7"] I only need a basic holder for my microphone. This is a well made and sturdy stand that fits my need perfectly. The price is very reasonable.

[33.5 x 4 x 4"] Mic stand for wireless microphone. Easy to use, no major issues.

[1.63 lb] Very adaptable. The only iPad 12.9 stand/holder I could find that directly screws into a microphone stand, and doesn’t get in the way of the Apple Pencil magnet on the right side.

[0.8 lb / 0.4 kg] Every so often a product comes along the is perfect. I have tried every tablet holder over many many years. At last I have one that works. It snugly holds tablets with or without protective covers. The brackets do not cover the operation buttons. It is solid. Not many manufacturers seem to understand that a few dollars of extra cost is worth the user satisfaction of getting a holder that will be trusted to carry a tablet that makes the cost of the holder insignificant by compassion. This holder has a microphone 5/8 thread. If your not planning to use it on a mic stand remember to purchase a converter for 3/8 or 1/4 threads. I did not, but there was one in the microphone stand gear bag. This will put an iPad tablet on my production bench to remote control a GH5 with FieldMonitor.

Ive spent a small fortune trying different iPad holders for my mic stand finally a holder that has every position possible and is very sturdy.  Its awesome highly recommend good price too....

[1.3 lb / 0.6 kg] This is a great tablet holder for my mic stand. Versatile and well made; pretty much like all there stuff and saves me from bring a music stand that always gets in the way of my DB when I'm singing and playing.

[Baritone] K&M stands and attachments are all I use. They are always rock-solid, and this mic stand ukulele holder is no exception. It works. Period.

[Black] Best clip on cup holder around for mic stand, looked at all of them. All metal . Nice design. Stable. Good size unobtrusive.

[Download] This is exactly what I needed to start my own podcast. It has all the equipment you need - mic + holder, stand, headphones, cables, pop filter, adapter, and the setup is easy. I attached the stand to a bedside table, snapped on the pop filter, attached the mic holder to the arm, added the mic, connected the cables, and plugged the USB into my laptop and was ready to record. Paired with a free download of Audacity, this is all that you need to record and edit voice audio. Highly recommended.

[Cast Iron] The Auray MSDT-WB8 is the perfect stand for my needs. I’ll be using it for zoom meetings on my laptop. Its very small size allows traveling easy, which I do a lot of conference calls in hotels. I also have pictures with this review if you want to take a look. Requires full Desktop browser. The bottom base is nice and heavy and will not scratch your expensive furniture as it has a soft padding at the bottom. The mic holder also comes with a 3/8” adapter if you don’t need to use the standard 5/8 traditional mic stand thread. The stand itself without the mic holder is a 3/8” thread, which allows you to screw in anything you want, not just a mic. Anything that accepts a 3/8” thread. The entire stand is made of metal except the mic holder, which is expected to be made of plastic for flexing and fitting various types of mics. Pretty happy with this stand. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]