The white On Stage MS7201W Microphone Stand features a round-cast metal base and locking mid-point clutch for easy height adjustment. The stand telescopes between 33-60" and weighs approximately 7 lb.

For Live Sound    Height Adjustable: 33 to 60"    Weighted Round Base    Twist-Action Clutch    Durable Cast Iron Construction    5/8"-27 Top Thread    Weight: 7 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can this hold cast iron base mic stands?

A: The Auray MSB-6 Microphone/Speaker Stand Bag would not be recommended for holding iron stand bases. It is meant primarily to hold tripod-style microphone stands.

Q: 2. I'm looking for a way to attach my webcam to my desk mounted microphone boom with a shock mount. Wondering if this could attach this to the top arm of the boom & attach the webcam to it? The webcam has a standard hole to attach to a camera mount like a tripod.

A: It would work, yes. You would need the appropriate adapter for your cameras mount. I own one of these and frankly, all I use it for is to hang my headphones. It is kind of bouncy because of the type and thickness of the metal. It will adjust to fit either your mic stand pole or the boom. However, I really would not recommend it for a camera because of its real potential for vibration. Not even a web cam. May I suggest a simple adapter from the top of mic stand which fits your camera. This would be a lot less shaky. And less expensive.

Q: 3. What's the difference between version 2 and the one that's been discontinued? I have 4 of the discontinued ones and am wondering if there was an issue with them. Only problem I can notice is that the ring that goes around the microphone is just slightly too small so when you try to clamp it down you have to hold the metal tab to keep it from spreading apart and bending.

A: The new On-Stage Pop Blocker for Rode PodMic Microphone (Version 2) offers an improved clamp mechanism and provides a better fit on the microphone when compared to the original version of the Pop Blocker for the PodMic.

Q: 4. Can be used with iphone12 pro?

A: Yes, the Sabinetek SmartMike+ is compatible with iPhone 12 Pro.

Q: 5. How much weight can this hold?

A: It's pretty sturdy for a light weight stand. I would support any mic I can think of, but I would not put a $1000 mic on a boom at full height. Nice and compact. If super compact and full standard height is what you're looking for this will fit the bill. The heaviest 3-section stand is the AKG.

Q: 6. Hi, am looking at AirTurn goSTAND Portable Microphone Stand to purchase but wondering does it come with boom arm as shown in the picture?

A: The picture I see down not have a boom and mine didn't come with one. I'm using it to hold a tablet computer it is great for that. My computer holder came with a threaded connector that matches the stand. The stand is a little heavy but very stable and ideal for my needs.

Q: 7. how many backgrounds are in this box?

A: You would receive 3 backgrounds in the box.

Q: 8. What do you need to hold a boom pole to this stand?

A: This stand is very light weight, as it is designed to be extremely portable. I use a mini-boom with no counterbalance, but I don't get the mic too far from center. Just enough to clear my strings. If you use a full boom you'd have to counterweight it evenly with the microphone. At some point, the balance point would move too high and cause tipping. But it fits in a 20 bag!!!

Q: 9. 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:

Q: 10. Do you recommend this Shock Mount for the Rode NT-USB?

A: This shock mount will not accommodate the Rode NT-USB, because the diameter of the mic is too large. The appropriate shock mount for the Rode NT-USB is the Rode SMR Advanced Shock Mount for Large Diaphragm Condenser Mics, BH #ROSMRASM.