Microphone Stand Parts Names

This stand is one of the best deals in audio and lighting. Buy two small Manfrotto parts and you have a killer microphone stand with height up to 13 1/2 feet. Without the Manfrotto parts mentioned above, you have a very nice light stand. Included is a very well made sand bag (provide your own sand) for balance when using the boom. There is a lot of value. I now have 3 of them for my lighting and microphone needs. One little knit picky problem is the clamp at the boom elbow. It does what it is supposed to do. It just needs more tightening than the other clamps. Actually, it really is a clever piece of engineering. Truth be known, I use these more often for mic stands than light stands.

Great microphone stand!

This is a simple microphone stand.

This is to serve as a tether stand for a laptop computer, less than the brand names and will serve the purpose at considerably less cost. Replaced the projector (top surface) with a larger monitor attached to the plate with some zip ties and works great. Goes together in 10-12 minutes and has locking wheels. Very well made unit and somewhat heavy but I would prefer it being sturdy to withstand any bumps or tangles that could upset the entire unit with it's contents.

For an inexpensive microphone stand, it seems to be solid.

This stand is exactly what you expect in a good way. It built well and all the parts that need to tighten work well.

Replaced these parts on my Atlas MS10 mic and it's like a new stand. I recommend this as will buy again if necessary.

No moving parts, no power required, converts a line level signal to microphone level, which is what we needed to take advantage of a microphone jack in the wall of a large room. We can now tap into the house system with any input device. Simplicity itself.

I will be buying more, is there an option to customize w Logos or names?

Great stand for the microphone from our PA system