Microphone Stand With Round Base

Pyle Pro U-base Gooseneck Desktop Microphone Stand

Product Code: ga16426
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The U-Base Gooseneck Desktop Microphone Stand from Pyle Pro is a microphone stand with a 8.2" bendable and flexible gooseneck. It can be used in applications for stage, recording studios, and more. The U-shaped stand includes a mic holder/clip attachment with a USA standard 5/8" threading. It is constructed with die-cast iron.

8.2" Length Gooseneck Bendable & Adjustable Positioning Standard 5/8" Thread Includes Microphone Holder Base Constructed with Die-Cast Iron

Key Specs
Item Type	Straight Stand
Microphone Mount	Mic Clip
Mic Mount Thread Size	5/8"-27 Male
Maximum Height	8.2" / 20.8 cm
Base Type	Weighted U-Base
Color	Black / Chrome
Parameters
Microphone Mounting
Microphone Mount	Mic Clip
Mic Mount Thread Size	5/8"-27 Male
Extension
Extension Type	Gooseneck
Length	8.2" / 20.8 cm
Stand & Base
Maximum Height	8.2" / 20.8 cm
Base Type	Weighted U-Base
Base Dimensions	5.5 x 7" / 14 x 17.8 cm
Physical
Color	Black / Chrome
Construction Material	Iron
Weight	2 lb / 0.9 kg 2.6 lb / 1.2 kg (Base Only)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.06 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7.75 x 6 x 1.7"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the base removable? Does it unscrew?

A: Yes. The base is removable.

Q: 2. Does it have an off,on switch?

A: no. Programmable on/off switch and LED on/off indicator (MX412D/MX418D)

Q: 3. I have a studio condenser mic with shock mount, can I use it or switch to it? Do I need an adapter ? Or is the mic stand equipped?

A: Yes, you should be able to attach the shock mount and studio condenser mic directly to the mic stand. The Pyle Pro mic stand that is included with the PMKSM20 microphone. Simply remove the Pyle Pro mic clip from the stand and then attach your shock mount. The Pyle Pro mic stand has a standard 5/8" thread.

Q: 4. Not going into a PA system. Will it work ok with putting a XLR connector on going into a board for talk back?

A: It should work without issues. The paging functionality it's important when you are picking up the Amp, witch is the device that attenuate the music when the pagin relay on the mic it's activated.

Q: 5. Is the ON/off indicator a switch or only an indicator?

A: This BOYA Desktop Cardioid Gooseneck Microphone has both an LED indicator and a control button, which is a mute switch (short press) and on/off button (long press).

Q: 6. Will this support a Blue Yeti microphone? Thanks!

A: Yes, the Pyle Pro Microphone Stand with Heavy Compact Base and Universal Mic Mount, Height Adjustable (2.8 to 5') will support a Blue Yeti USB Microphone. Remove the stand's included mic mount and screw the Blue Yeti on directly via the 5/8"-27 female mounting thread.

Q: 7. Can the Gooseneck be removed and have it serve as a typical mic stand? Thx

A: Users may unscrew the gooseneck and use the Pyle Pro PMKS32 like a typical mic stand.

Q: 8. Is this 8.8 pounds or 6.75? Package weight is listed as lower than item weight?

A: The Pyle Pro Microphone Stand with Heavy Compact Base and Universal Mic Mount, Height Adjustable (2.8 to 5'),B H # PYPMKS5, weighs 7.18 lbs.

Q: 9. Does the stand support the typically mic clip that holds an SM58?

A: Yes, you can use a standard mic clip for the Shure SM58 Vocal Microphone like the Shure A25DM Mic Stand Adapter (B&H # SHA25DM) with the On-Stage DS6213 Gooseneck Desktop Microphone Stand. The DS6213 Mic Stand will support the microphone and mic clip.

Q: 10. Can i plug the cord into a HP google chromes laptop ?

A: Yes, it may connect via the included cable. An adapter for 1/4 connector to a 1/8 male connector would be required:

Waldo	27/04/2024
My first copy of this stand arrived just today. My one fear in ordering it was that since the base isn't all that large the stand might tip over if loaded with a heavy microphone at maximum height and extension. Therefore, I tested it quite thoroughly against that problem. With the stand sitting on a hard surface: -floor or table, I could simulate up to about a two-pound mic on it before it moved. That's plenty for our application, besides the fact that we'll probably never have the boom at full extension. For the price, I think it's a very good buy. 5