TONORMicrophone Stand with Tablet Holder, Tripod Boom Arm for Floor, Adjustable Height and Angle, Heavy Duty Stand with Carrying Bag, Phone and iPad Clamp, Compatible with Blue Yeti, T35

The TONOR T35 microphone stand is amazing value for money. It's versatile, user friendly, well designed, effortlessly adjustable and made from high-quality materials. The steel construction (hollow tubular steel as opposed to solid steel, which would be impractical in terms of cost and weight) makes this a robust piece of kit. Anti-slip pads on the tripod's feet are a thoughtful addition, as they enhance the stability of the stand.In terms of microphone compatibility, the circular holder is suitable for most studio mics ranging in diameter from 0.6" to 2.3". The flexible (and also detachable) tablet holder is a practical inclusion - one moment you can be filming yourself performing on stage, the next moment you can be filming the crowd.One thing worth pointing out is that there's a slight error in one of the product guidelines. The manufacturer mentions that the boom arm should be extended parallel to one of the tripod legs, for maximum stability. If that were the case, the boom arm would have to be sloping down towards the ground at the same angle as the tripod leg beneath it, which would not suit many performers (unless they were little people). What the manufacturer means - but misdescribed - is that to ensure optimal stability, the boom arm should be extended in line with one of the tripod legs. The boom arm doesn't have to be parallel to the tripod leg in question - you can set the boom arm to any angle of your choice. Just keep it in line with a tripod leg and this will ensure stability.Adjusting the stand's height is quick and easy, as is adjusting/attaching/removing the tablet holder.I've no criticisms of this mic stand. It's an excellent product at an excellent price.

I use this in my home studio where I set it up once and leave it, rather than taking it to gigs all the time.It feels solid, the main parts are strong and won't wobble when your mic's on it. The tablet holder keeps things secure.The bits you adjust feel a bit flimsy, it's also hard to pack up because it takes a while to take apart and cram into a bag.

I needed a sturdy microphone stand for both recording sessions and the occasional live performance. This stand does a solid job. The build quality feels good – a bit heavier than others I've used, which definitely helps when you've got a microphone and pop filter hanging off it. The arm lets you position your mic pretty much anywhere. Setup was easy; it even comes with a handy carrying bag._

This microphone stand is brilliant with how versatile and adjustable it is. It doesn't weigh a lot making it easy to transport and it's very adjustable for the space it takes and how tall it should be. Would recommend.

This mic stand is delivered and normally stored in a compact bag ready for assembly when you need it. The components are quite weighty, which reflects the substantial nature and quality of the stand.Easily assembled you end up with a mic stand that can be adjusted to anything from 100cm (39.4") to 250cm (98.4") in height, there are two mic holders provided which suit the majority of microphones available and combined with the swing arm they can be adjusted so you can have the mic exactly where you want it at the angle you want it.Other items provided include an additional flexible arm that you can fit holders to that can support a phone or tablet. Thanks to the substantial build and weight of the stand even with both the arms, mic, tablet or whatever attached it is stable and easily capable of holding the chosen items. Finally you also get some straps which can be used to manage cables to the mic etc... and keep it all tidy.Overall a quality stand which offers all the flexibility that you require.

It can be difficult to find a microphone stand that has a boom arm that actually holds things in place correctly - they always start to lean down, which can cause all sorts of issues when you're recording instruments or vocals, especially if you're multi-miking! So far, after a couple of weeks of use, I'm glad that this has actually been holding up well so far in that regard.The legs don't expand completely outwards like other mic stands that I have used in the past, it's more of a camera tripod style where the legs can only expand so far. It does make for a more space saving alternative so I find this to be very useful in smaller rooms to record things, but it won't be as "fixed" to the floor compared to other mic stand designs.The construction seems solid and durable enough, and there's plenty of adjustment options which allows you to change the height of this quite substantially. I find that it can be used to record flutes whilst standing and voice work too, but then was also versatile enough to record an acoustic guitar while sitting (which is about the lowest height it can comfortably go). The microphones I used are all decently heavy, all metal construction, so the boom arm holding up was essential. It worked well, so I'm happy with it.

This microphone stand is made of good colour, material, and well assembled with strong components.It’s very sturdy and stable when assembled and goes very high. It is quite unusual to have a Mike full stand that comes into parts, but when screw together it functions as well as a single part stand.The main section has three parts to it. Each one can be extended like a camera tripod.My only concern is the quality of the nuts to do up the tightness which feel a little fragile and may break with use those are short, extendable boom attachment as well. Simply screws on the screw adapter on the top. This comes with the spring loaded microphone clip which is more than big enough for the largest wireless microphones.It also comes with a standard microphone holder and is therefore useful in any circumstance.An additional benefit is the goose neck iPad holder which may be very useful for some people. Again, this is excellent quality and the adapter makes it possible to screw onto any part of the micro standThis is a very sturdy, flexible and well-made front stand

For the price, this stand is sturdy with solid hardware. The plastic collars are stout (yes, I’d prefer metal). Lots of extras and a bag. I wouldn’t suggest these for the road but they’re pretty nice for home studio use. Btw, the construction of the tripod base allows for adding weighted bags for extra stability if extending the boom.

Plutôt simple à monter, s'adapte à plusieurs types de micros, on peut régler la hauteur comme on veut.

Ich habe mir das Tonor T35 Mikrofonstativ zum Einmessen meines Heimkinos geholt.Das Paket kam gut verpackt an. Beim Auspacken fiel mir sofort die gute Qualität des Statives auf. Jedes Teil fühlte sich robust an, und die Materialien wirken hochwertig.Die Montage war ein Kinderspiel, und innerhalb weniger Minuten stand das Stativ fest und stabil auf dem Boden.Als jemand, der es zur Heimkino Einmessung mit einem Umik-1 Mikrofon verwendet, schätze ich besonders die Flexibilität und diversen Einstellmöglichkeiten des Statives. Es ließ sich problemlos in verschiedene Positionen bringen und hielt das Mikrofon sicher an der gewünschten Stelle. Dies ist essentiell, um präzise Messungen im Raum vorzunehmen und das optimale Klangbild zu erzielen.Mit den mitgelieferten Haltern können verschiedene Typen an Mikrofonen montiert werden. Zusätzlich gibt es sogar noch einen Smartphonehalter.Zusammenfassend ist das Tonor T35 Mikrofonstativ ein hervorragendes Produkt, das nicht nur durch seine Stabilität und Qualität überzeugt, sondern auch durch seine flexible Einsetzbarkeit. Für jeden, der auf der Suche nach einem zuverlässigen Stativ ist, sei es für professionelle Aufnahmen oder für die Optimierung des Heimkinos, ist das T35 eine ausgezeichnete Wahl. Ich bin sehr zufrieden damit.

Quest'asta microfonica ha una qualità elevata.Ha un paio di aspetti migliorabili1) il materiale di alcuni componenti: contrariamente alla sensazione di robustezza e stabilità dell'asta microfonica, le parti in plastica non sono invece all'altezza, e penso che a fronte di continue regolazione abbiano una vita breve..Più che per un uso continuativo "on the road"; lo vedo meglio posizionato in pianta stabile, ad esempio in uno studio, così si regola una volta e non si tocca più.2) la non agilità di trasporto: il fatto che sia in parte con tubi telescopici, ma in parte con pezzi avvitati su loro stessi , rende le operazioni di assemblaggio e smontaggio abbastanza laboriose. Anche la sacca di trasporto è dimensionata veramente ai minimi termini, e si perde tempo per infilarci tutto dentro, a fine serata.Ottimo anche il supporto tablet, la morsa ha una presa veramente forte.In linea generale direi che è un ottimo prodotto, ribadisco, pensato più per essere posizionato in uno studio o una sala prove privata.

Review for TONOR Microphone Stand with Tablet Holder, Tripod Boom Arm for Floor, Adjustable Height.Pros:Metal tubing.Feels hefty, so weight helps with stability.Adjustable height makes this very useful.Boom arm holds mic close to your mouth for playing and instrument while singing.Has a sling style carrying case.Cons:Plastic connectors.Not all connectors snug down tight enough.Instructions say that you must have 2 specific connectors tightened, or the mic might fall. And one of these connectors was one that would not snug down fully.I hate the phone holder, as it is spring loaded. I don't want that much pressure on my very expensive phone or tablet. It would have been better to have a screw type of adjustment.Mic holder tends to rotate, no matter how much I tighten the clamp.No info on the second mic stand in the instructions.Summary:This mic stand should be good for home use, where you don't have to take it apart a lot. It should last for a long time if not abused. However, the plastic parts mean that if you are buying this to take with you for impromptu gigs, these are the points that will fail first due to repeated tightening. It is a pretty good quality home mic stand, especially with the metal tubing.