OnStageOn-Stage TM08B Microphone Flange Mount, Black

The On-Stage TM08B Microphone Flange Mount is a fantastic option for anyone looking to securely mount their microphone on a flat surface. I've been using mine for a while now, and I'm very impressed with its functionality and design.Here's what I particularly like about the TM08B:Compact and Space-Saving: This flange mount eliminates the need for a bulky mic stand, freeing up valuable floor space in my studio or workspace.Sturdy Construction: Despite its small size, the TM08B feels very solid and secure. I haven't had any issues with it wobbling or bending, even when holding a heavier microphone.Reduces Vibration: The built-in rubber shock pad does a great job of dampening unwanted vibrations that can be picked up by the microphone. This helps to ensure a cleaner, crisper sound quality.Versatile Use: The standard 5/8"-27 thread means the TM08B is compatible with a wide variety of mic clips, goosenecks, and other microphone accessories.Easy to Install: Mounting the flange mount is a breeze. It comes with the screws needed to securely attach it to a wall or flat surface.Overall, the On-Stage TM08B Microphone Flange Mount is a great little product that delivers a lot of value for its price. If you're looking for a way to save space and improve your microphone setup, I highly recommend checking it out.

This stand may be small, but it has the weight to hold my Maono microphone without having to be screwed down. They include screws for those that have boom mics that need to be mounted to the table or stand.The price is very fair for the steel that is used. With the smaller stand, it is sturdy on the desk alone or you can move it to the side of your table and screw it down and have it hold any type of mice or boom stand.Highly Recommend

I needed a desk mic set up and had a Olympus Mic that I have purchased years ago. Was thinking of purchasing a good quality USB mic but since I had a headphone/mic amplifier, I thought I make my own. I then decided to give this gooseneck a go and I'm glad I did. I purchased a wooden base from Michael's for 99cents and mounted the gooseneck to the base. Then ran the 3.5mm male to female cable through the gooseneck (though you have to cut the wire then resolder on the 3.5mm male jack). Then attached the gooseneck base to the wooden base. It sounds friggin awesome. Gooseneck and base feels very premium and just like pro equipment. I'm a happy camper at a fraction of a price of professional equipment!

I ordered this item to be the base for a Atlas Sound GN-19E - Microphone gooseneck mount - ebony mic stand to use with my laptop DJ setup. Rather than mount it on a stationary object like a desk or table, I got a 1/4" sheet of fiberboard, some shiny aluminum contact paper and cut out a custom base. I covered it with the contact paper then drilled holes and used some 10/32 flush bolts with lock washers and nuts to keep the base securely attached to the fiberboard. It looks great and functions really well. Anywhere I take my Hercules DJ Console RMX board, I can just slide the fiberboard base under it and have a gooseneck mic stand which takes up virtually no desktop space.

Works really well with normal mic stands, real metal.Doesn't work with the InnoGear Boom Arm, so I assume it won't work with most boom arms.Overrall 9.5/10

I have two of these drilled into my desk, one for my mic and the other for my camera. I love being able to secure my equipment to the perfect spot instead of having something clamped far-off on the edge of my desk. The mount is made from thick steel and has a thick pad on the bottom where it touches your desk surface. Make sure you get the right adapter (usually 5/8 to 3/8 or 5/8 to 1/4), including making sure you get male/female connections, if whatever you are screwing this into does not accept 5/8 male which is what's on the mount.

Simple and solid base. Threads are US audio standards.

Used to mount ceiling room mikes in a studio. Worked great.