The AT8615 Plug-In Microphone Desk Stand from Audio-Technica is engineered to provide the stability necessary for your gooseneck XLR microphone while providing a strong signal throughout your conferences and presentations. Featuring heavy die-cast metal construction and rubber feet, the stand will work with dynamic and phantom powered condenser mics. A female XLR input on the top of the stand accommodates your gooseneck microphone, while the male XLR output on the back lets you route the audio signal to your mixer or preamp. The low-profile design offers a low-reflectance black finish for minimum visibility.

For Use with Gooseneck XLR Microphones    XLR Female Input, XLR Male Output    Low-Profile Design    Low-Reflectance Black Finish    Heavy Die-Cast Construction

This microphone desk stand is specifically designed to fit Audio-Technica microphone case styles M9, M11, M23, M26, M27, M34, M35, M43, and M45

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I attach a Kino Flo 4' 4 Bank to this C Stand? Is this stand all I need to purchase or does it need further adapters?

A: You can attach a kino, you just need plenty of sandbags. I bought the ones from Digital Juice and they failed soon after buying with not a lot of use.

Q: 2. With the proper attachments, could this hold a Canon EOS R?

A: There is a kit for that. https://bhpho.to/2LZQYmm

Q: 3. Where is this light stand manufactuered?

A: COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CHINA

Q: 4. Can I attach wheels?

A: You can detach the column from the base and insert the column into a wheeled base like the Manfrotto 299BBASE Wheeled Light Stand Base with Universal Head B&H # MA299BBASE. Please see the image below.

Q: 5. This stand comes lubricated. What is the best lubricant for maintenance?

A: The lubricant applied to the risers of this stand would last a very long time and would not require regular maintenance.

Q: 6. My softbox and lights don't stop 45 angle and keep the sleeve screw keep slipping cuz the arm metal is so soft . any suggestion how to stop it from slipping ?

A: Please contact our live-chat team for support.

Q: 7. What is the size of the smallest footprint of this stand? I am looking for a light stand where I can sometimes move to a tighter area and want the flexibility of making the footprint smaller.

A: At the minimum spread (when the center post just touches the ground), the foot to foot distance is 19 inches, and the stand will fit within a circle 22 inches in diameter.

Q: 8. I've never used a C-stand before. I have a Flashpoint Xplor 600 and a variety of modifiers. Is there anything additional that I would need to mount the strobe to this stand? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

A: If mounting the light to the grip head end of the extension arm, the Impact SRP-113 Long Double Stud 5/8 B&H # IMSRP113 would be needed. Otherwise, if you wanted to mount the strobe directly to the stand, you would remove the extension arm and place the strobe on top of the 5/8 stud there. Either way you go, using some counterweights such as the Impact Saddle Sandbag (15 lb, Orange) B&H # IMSBFO15 across the legs is ideal to keep the stand stable. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 9. Will this work on any camera? I have a Sony a7rii.

A: According to the manufacturer, this system is not compatible with Sony products which use the Multi-Interface Shoe.

Q: 10. Will this work with Olympus OM-D cameras?

A: According to the manufacturer, this trigger kit is compatible with the Olympus OM-D series cameras.