Mini Foldable Tripod Microphone Stand

These work great for my condenser and dynamic mics, they are well balanced even at max height with a heavy micOnly thing is the legs were pretty loose when it arrived but they're easily tightened with a screwdriverAll in all I definitely recommend

As I do street recording my equipment as to pack into very small space when on the move and I know these are really desk stands, the only place they have been used is on pavements, I do like how easy it is to set them up and are very stable do to a decent spread of the feet which have a nice soft rubber pad, although the description says adjustable, only by a inch or two, but that's not the main attraction of these stands, I fit them into a photographers bag into one compartment.As these are meant to be desk stands, I noticed that after a single use that some of the screws where becoming loose (not an issue if it stays on a desk), but an easy fix with threadloc

I bought a pair of these to use at work as some floor mics and they have done a great job, low, easy to angle and a very good price. They are a nice and affordable piece of kit.

I use two of these to mic up guitar cabs in rehearsals. They do the job well - much better than using a full-size mic stand.However, one of them lost a leg during last night's rehearsal, as a screw that holds the leg in place came loose and fell out.So if you regularly fold up and put away the stand after use, you may have the same problem.

It feels sturdy, the legs fold outwards making the unit very portable. Since moving into a more restrictive space, this replaces an extendable, shock mount arm of the type seen in radio stations. Having much experience of smaller mic stands in radio stations, a shock mount holder, which I have screwed onto the stand, is highly recommended as you will hear every tap, rustle of paper and clink of 'jingle jangle' if you're prone to wear that sort of thing.

Exactly what I needed for my table-top music experimentation.It's beautifully stable and I was glad to see that the frame and legs were made from metal, rather than the plastic I was expecting.For the modest purchase price, this is a very effective and robust little mic stand and I'm happy to recommend it most highly.

These stands are heavy enough to stay upright with heavy dynamic mics in place, and it's very easy to adjust the height and position.My only criticism is that the nut/bolt that holds the legs in place gets loose pretty quickly after having been folded up and unfolded a few times. It's a minor problem and doesn't really affect performance, as long as you remember to tighten up the bolts every couple of weeks (you just need a screwdriver, it's not big job).

I was a bit worried about how it would handle the weight of my sm7b microphone as youtube said I'd need a bigger stand or arm. Honestly, no problems at all! I think those youtube vids are corrupt and trying to get you to buy more expensive stands for their affiliate bonus lol. Thus is absolutely perfect and small enough to travel with. Awesome value for money!