Eallc Microphone Broadcasting Stand type1

Fairly pleased.

I wasnt expecting much because this was so cheap, but ive been using it for 4 months now and had no problems at all

The locking mechanism for turning is very hard to grip and tighten but it's not really needed and is easy to tighten enough to hold it in place

Just set this stand up and first impressions are good...Pros:Build quality is reasonable for the price and it appears to hold a decent amount of weight. I'm using it with a rode NT1 vocal pack, which comes with quite a heavy mic cradle and it seems to have no trouble with it.Setting it up only took a couple of minutes as it came already assembled.I've not used the included mic clip that as my mic cradle replaces it so can't comment on that.Cons:My only complaint it is not as tall as I'd like it, I'd like each arm to be another 4 inches longer as I want to use my mic inverted and I can't get it in the position I ideally want. There isn't any instructions included, but you don't need any. There is a picture diagram on the side of the box, which is pretty self explanatory, although the labels are in Japanese/Chinese or something similar.Also When the arms are positions in the lowest possible position (i.e. the arms are 'closed' - all touching each other) the thumb screw to tighten it in position hits the springs, so you can't do it. But can't imagine a situation where you would want it in that position.Overall:For the money it appears to be good value and I'd buy one again.Tip:To keep everything neat, rather than wrapping a mic cable around the arm, which will invariably get pinched or tangled etc. I've zip tied mine to the back arm, leaving enough slack to allow for the full arm movement. It works well.

Ever since I moved to Scotland a bit over three years ago – leaving my old boom mic stand behind as it simply was too heavy, bulky and oddly shaped to suit any of my parcels, giving it away to my nephews who also dabble a bit in sound recording and music – my large diaphragm studio microphone has simply been left in a box with nothing to do.Recently, I had some recording needs that couldn’t be covered by my instrument mic, however, and so I finally decided to get a mic stand to attach to my desk, something I had long considered.This one was very cheap, yet from the pictures and reviews, it seemed sturdy enough that I chose to go for it, and I am glad I did.Even though the adapter that makes it fit my standard microphone attachment shock mount is made from plastic, making it the weakest spot of the whole design, my general impression is that this is a solid stand, with suitably tight joints to make it move where I want it to and stay there as long as needed. The relatively heavy weight of my Sontronics microphone and its shock mount seems to be all in a day’s work for this stand, and when not in use, I can simply push it out of the way at the back of my desk. I find it so much more practical than my old mic stand, though of course this one only makes sense if you do your recording work at a desk.So, for hobbyist home-recording instrumentalists, such as myself, who play sitting at a computer, or for those who do narration, voiceovers, broadcasts or podcasts, this is a very economically priced stand that might just suit your needs perfectly.As for the plastic adapter, I think it will hold up well. If it gives up some day, it shouldn’t be too hard to get a new one in metal, though it might cost the same as a new stand and I might just get another one instead. The Same one, of course, as I am quite happy with it and its excellent quality for the price.

This is a very decent microphone scissor-arm stand for the very good price.I bought this stand to accompany my microphone for YouTube recordings and gameplay videos. It works perfectly.The metal build is very strong and sturdy.This stand comes with a standard screw-fit to fit the microphone clips that are unique to your microphone. If your microphone doesn't come with it's own clip, like mine, this stand comes with a holder-clip-on which fits perfectly and holds the microphone with amazing grip.This stand clamps itself to my desk very well. No jiggling or rattling is experienced when firmly attached to my desk and provides a comfortable feel and usability.The microphone stand is packaged very well with two layers of bubble wrap for the ultimate protection.The only reason for the dock of a start is just because of the slow delivery. Normally for these types of items, I choose First Class as the delivery option. But, for some reason, on this item it was not an option so I was forced to go with the second class alternative. I ordered the item on the 6th December. The estimated delivery was 16th December - 8th January. It finally arrived on the 9th January. One day later that the already slow delivery estimate.Overall though, this purchase was well done and well chosen. Best of all, it only cost me £7.68 and that includes delivery and packaging.Brilliant!

Hi everyone,The arm is very good. It arrived ahead of schedule (before my first class item, even though I ordered this in standard delivery), and is oerfect for the space that I need it for. I will detail the advantages and disadvantages of buying it below.Pros: - Looks very professional, stylish, and geeky :-) - Perfect size for the space I need it for (it is quite short if you didn't know, however, you can definitely still use it). - Very strong. It supports my M-Audio Producer USB cardioid microphone very well, and my microphone is very heavy.Cons: - Thread is not particularly durable. I had to request a new thread be sent to me as my one stopped working upon screwing the microphone on/of a couple of times. - No instructions (I didn't need them, but some of you might do). - No cable ties come with the product (they are cheap, but it's annoying to have to get them in a different box).Overall, I am very happy with this, however, if you could just sort out the thread, then that would be awesome.

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