Desktop Microphone Stand, Moukey Upgraded Adjustable Table Mic Stand with Non-Slip Metal Base for Blue Yeti Snowball Spark, Other Microphone, height adjustment 9.84” to 14.17”-MMs-2

Works well and good height adjustment

This review is for the Moukey MMS-5 Desk Mic StandWhat I like about this mic stand far exceeds what i don't like.What I like:The Moukey MMS-5 Desk Mic Stand is small enough to fit closely and mic an amp. The moving parts function reliably well. Knobs and boom harness are plastic, but they are well formed and finished. The base, vertical post, and boom arm are metal.I also have one of these mic stands at my computer with an Audio-Technica at2020 USB mic for zooming. Most other portable boom mic stands have long boom arms that get in the way of other wiring/equipment considerations. I bought 2 of these moukeys, then I bought 2 more when I realized the advantage for using with guitar amplifiers. I'm planning to buy another.What I don't like:The base could be a little heavier to compensate for the full reach of the boom arm (i.e. if I fully extend the boom or even extend it half-way with the audio technica at2020 usb mic, it will tip over). The only other thing I don't like is the 3 foam pads on the bottom of the base. They are thicker than need be and contribute to potential wobble if mic weight/boom reach is not carefully balanced. The design would be better served with a full ring of padding.Overall:I'm pleased. The parts work reliably, the design is pleasant to look at, and the size is better for my needs.

Was expecting a moderate lil' stand with okay material - it's actually quite solid! The rubber stoppers on the base work very well, and the base itself is super sleek! The crank on the boom arm are fantastic quality, as well as the mic clip it comes with. My only complaint is the stability. No matter how tight the nut/washer is, the top part of the stand always seems to have a bit of a wobble to it, like it's never fully 100% fastened...more like it's 90% of the way there. Not sure if anyone else has experienced this or not - it's not a deal breaker by any means, just something I wish weren't an issue.

I bought this stand not for use on a desktop, but as a quick way to mic my guitar amp for recording and when playing venues that will bring your amp into the board. The stand is small, light, but feels very sturdy. I also had zero balance problems with the two mics I used. The provided mic adaptor is well design and will work with all regular-sized microphones. The little "flaps" in the mic adaptor help the mic stay firmly in place without squeezing it too tight.I have a second mic (a copy of a Sennheiser e609) that can be draped over the amp by its cable, but I often think it sounds better when mic'd a little further away from the grill cloth, and wanted to use the stand for this microphone also. It has a very skinny stem. It has its own mic adaptor to match the stem, but it is designed for a large thread mic stand and this Moukey mic stand is a small thread (to keep it small and light). Inside the mic mount provided by Moukey, is an adpater from small thread to large thread: all I had to do was unscrew it from the Moukey adaptor and thread it into the adaptor for my e609 copy.I am very happy with this purchase, it works as well as anything a music store will sell you, but for a fraction of the price. I will defeintely tell my band mates about this.

I Purchased this Desk top mic stand to replace a small stand I was using for to mic up my guitar amp. It's pretty nice for the price; its big enough to be really versatile, but small enough to pack easily and not take up much room. I can easily set a mic up to any of the 4 speakers in the amp's cabinet without having to extend the height of the stand. The knob to adjust the angle of of the boom arm feels a little bulky, but it works well. The small brass thread adapter also works really well to fit many different microphone clips. The metal base easily threads when it's time to pack up, but is really solid. The only down side is the stability of the stand when the boom arm is level with the floor and fully extended. It seemed to start leaning, but I also had the mic card just hanging off the side. However, I never need to have the arm perfectly horizontal so it's fine for me. Once the arm seems to be at any angle, the stand feels really sturdy again. If you are a musician on a budget (like myself), this is a really good option.

Kinda flimsy but works good for just sitting on my desk.

This product is fine for my purpose which is to have a mic at mouth level when I am at my desktop on a video call or recording audio. It has a heavy sturdy base and seems to be well made of all metal components. It was easy to assemble and it attached perfectly to my Yeti nano mic. I did need to use the adapter that came with the stand.The stand was at the right height without any extension of the upright pole. In fact it could have been a couple inches shorter but I was able to angle it slightly downwards. I am 5' 8" so if you are taller it is easily adjustable. I think it was good value and did what I needed it to do to have the mic at mouth level without being seen in the video. I attach a picture. The monitor is 27". The Yeti Nano could stand on the desktop but was a little short and I had to move it close for better quality audio. This allowed the stand to be on the side of the monitor and extend to my mouth.

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