The Auray MS-5230F Tripod Microphone Stand with Fixed Boom features durable, steel construction. The 31.5" boom arm allows you to angle the mic however you need it. An ergonomic twist-action clutch helps adjust the height of the stand, while the reinforced tripod base and nonslip feet keep it firmly and sturdily in place. The Auray MS-5230F mic stand collapses for easy transport.

MS-5230F Tripod Mic Stand and Fixed Boom    XLRM-to-XLRF Microphone Cable    Includes Cable Clip

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am using the Rode Podcaster with the Studio Boom Arm attached to my desk. I'm looking for some acoustic Treatment to eliminate the echo in my home office. Can anyone recommend a portable solution?

A: It partly depends on the mic you're using, partly on the room itself. Basically, a half-moon buffer of foam behind the mic, something sound dampening on your desk, and a kind of tent of a rug or blanket over your head and behind you should do nicely.

Q: 2. Will this work with the Rode NT1-A?

A: Yes, it will. It has a standard 5/8" thread and a 3/8" adapter, if necessary.

Q: 3. Dose it work on rode nt2a ?

A: The base on the end is a general screw that you would find on any mic stand. As long as you have the proper mount, it will work.

Q: 4. How big is the clamp opening can u measure it?

A: The largest opening for the clamp is 2 inches. It works well.

Q: 5. Can you use this for a Blue Yeti mic? Thanks

A: I have a blue yeti with a blue radius ii and a pop filter attached to mine with no problems.

Q: 6. Can a reflection filter be attached to this; if so which one?

A: It can not.

Q: 7. what is the origin of the product?

A: The country of origin for the PSA 1 is China.

Q: 8. Will this work with the Polsen RC 77 U?

A: Yes. This arm will hold a Polson RC 77U.

Q: 9. Do you have this boom PSA1 in silver?

A: This articulating arm is not offered in silver.

Q: 10. What is the diameter of the post at the base of the arm, which slots into the table clamp?

A: At this time the manufacturer does not specify that measurement. We can only estimate, based on the size of whole require to be drilled into the table, that the post would around 1/2''.