Swivel Microphone Stand With Mic

[Aluminum] Combined with Auray CMS-01 5/8-27 to 1/4-20 Mic Stand Swivel Adapter to hang my projector, perfect fit....

[6 lb / 2.72 kg] The Auray Mic stand swivel adapter has become something I keep in my bag at all times. It's rugged and has a ton of uses. My primary two uses for this adapter are using it to mount my audio recorder for shoots or to use it to mount a lightweight LED light on my light weight light stand. For both purposes this adapter works extremely well. The rubber grip keeps gear tight to it which prevents sliding. I've even in a pitch thrown my xt3 on it on a floor stand. I'll probably pick up a couple more to hold a monitor and other accessories. I received this product in exchange for my honest review.

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

[Black] They do exactly what I wanted them to do. I have a Blue Yeti microphone and I wanted these to use the mic on a stand. They work great.

[None] This is a simple microphone stand.

I use this microphone for recording. I am a musician. I'm just started recording and was looking for a mic that has good quality and is easy to use. And I came across this plug and play mic. I just got it today and so far so good. I haven't had any problems when it. The mic comes with a pretty long usb cable, which is good if you like to stand up and record.Nothing wrong the mic. Getting the stand on was kinda hard for me. But I highly recommend this mic.

[Aluminum] This is a great way to turn a really nice light stand into a perfect mic stand! I have a heavy and expensive microphone and don't always trust a lightweight mic stand for it. This allows me to use my Matthews light stand which is every bit as good as purchasing a heavyweight mic stand... maybe better!

[4.545 lb] In the entertainment business, I regularly have 3 to 5 Video meetings per day, so I began upgrading my a/v equipment. People mentioned a hissing sound from my laptop mic, so I ordered the Rode NT-USB Microphone. It's a great mic, but I wasn't happy with the plastic stand that came with it as I had to put it next to my laptop, which interfered with viewing my external monitor. So I ordered the Auray TT-6220 Telescoping Tabletop Microphone Stand to move the mic above the laptop screen. The stand is well built and much heavier than expected, which is good for stability. It raises the mic high enough to place the stand behind my laptop screen so it's not in the way of it or my external monitor. At the same time, I ordered the Auray Shockmount for Rode Podcast Mics and Mics with M20 Thread to hold the mic and eliminate vibration from the desk. Together with the stand, they work flawlessly! I've recently ordered the Auray RF-PBO-16 Premium Reflection Filter partly for background noise reduction, but also to counter balance the mic.

[Plastic] The K&M 252 has proven to be my favorite microphone stand. I ended up buying six of them. I work strictly mobile, and never know exactly what situations I will encounter. The 252 has 3 sections in the base and two in the boom. I can place a mic near the floor, or high enough above a seated musician for a spot mic. I can record a piano on half-stick without removing the boom, or high and low over the strings. The stand is surprisingly heavy, which lends great stability when the boom is extended.

[4 x 2.8 x 0.8"] I use this adapter on a c stand and mount my microphone antennas on it in order to raise them higher than you would be able to on a mic stand. It locks firm and stays in place. I work events where speakers want to wander a large outdoor area and by getting antennas well above the crowd height, it extends the range.