Pyle Universal Microphone Stand - Handheld Mic Compatible, Heavy Compact Base, Lightweight & Compact Design, 2.8 to 5 Ft Height Adjustable Clamp, Pivot Angle Clip, Home/Studio Use (Pair)

It’s quite easy to setup but I did have some trouble adjusting the height but you’ll eventually get it. The size is nice and slim while still being sturdy. The heavy base makes it sturdy for use so it dosent rocking around at every slight touch when recording/performing.

STURDY. has been through many band practices and has been thrown. Perfect. The weighted base is awesome. Putting it together was easy too. Great to use if you're an energetic singer... I can just put it in the corner of my room and it's decently small. Love it.

Yes, there are cheaper mic stands. No, it’s not light or easy to carry. So why buy it? Because it lasts and is a classic. The weight, feel and easy adjustability just make this the perfect engineered mic stand that you want to grow old with and still use 30 years from now. It doesn’t degrade or need to be improved. Buy one. You won’t regret owning it.

The stand is good but the mic clip is not sturdy. One of the springs fell off before even it was used. I had to buy gooseneck and plan to get another clip as needed.

Great product, well made, works as it should, excellent company. I’m sure I’ll buy from again!

Solid stands at a fair price. Work well and mic stays secure.

Light piece of junk that wobbles with with no effort because the base is hollow and sitting on tiny feet around the edges If you like your floors or having your mic stay in place or want it to go back in place after grabbing it, avoid this. I'll be returning this and might just find a used one from a pawn shop. The rest of it doesn't even matter because the foundation of its function is a piece of hollowed out junk that will land your microphone into the floor. This is a mic stand for a rock star wax museum that isn't worried about authenticity. If you insist on keeping this after purchasing, don't get to excited while recording, don't jump around and don't expect to like the included clip either. I could feel its edges biting into the metal on an SM58. Even the rubber inside the clip is just there to make you think it's doing something but, it's not stopping a mic from sliding right out. There sre similarly priced mic stands, get one of those or get one from a music shop or pawn shop or a thrift store, anywhere but this junk listing if you want a mic stand that wasn't made specifically lie to you about its ability to stay in place

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