InnoGear Desktop Microphone Stand, Upgraded Adjustable Table Mic Stand with Mic Clip and 5/8" Male to 3/8" Female Screw for Blue Yeti Snowball Spark & Other Microphone

This company always makes very affordable, but high quality products. I was looking for a desktop mic stand, so I could put my microphone on it without using a boom arm or a tripod. This way I can have a very simple minimalistic setup by just having my microphone on my desk on this compact yet sturdy stand. I got another stand from another company and I ordered this one at the same time. When both arrived however, I fell in love with this one way more simply because it was much more light weight, and the base of it was very light rubbery and flat, whereas the other one was very heavy and did not have any padding to protect my furniture. Excellent thread quality, great height as well. Overall this is a great desktop mic stand, I would highly recommend this to everybody, especially for the price.

The media could not be loaded. Got it as a present for my brother to simply use it on his desk for recording. Does its expected function properly of extending and shortening vertically, up and down. No complaints. Sturdy and stable holding the weight of the mic.

These work greatAnd are great for recording

I was willing to spend more, but this set of two microphone stands had the black finish, cast iron base and height range I was looking for.The quality is good for $12.50 per stand. The 5" iron bases have some weight to them, and are nicely machined on top. The finish on all the parts is nice and the height adjustment knob seems secure.I bought some 3/8 to 1/4 threaded adapters so I could use these stands to each hold a Raleno LED light. The stands are stable for this purpose as long as I don't tilt the lights more than a little bit. 6" wide bases would have been more versatile - I may affix these stands to a wider wood base in future. The stands would also be more stable if they had more than just 4 foam "feet". Just using 4 feet doesn't take advantage of the stability of a round base in all directions.The main compromises are the width of the base (old school cast iron desktop stands have at least a 6" base and are heavier) and the use of plastic threaded parts, such as the plastic lock nut at the top of each stand, and the plastic threads and plastic thread adapter in the microphone clips. Also, the metal 3/8 to 5/8 thread adapters are aluminum, which is not durable for threaded applications like this.Overall, these will work for what I need them to do. Good for home use, but they are light duty and not suitable for commercial use.

Works great with my AT-2020. Sturdy and economical. I added the shock mount.

Love this product! Great quality, can adjust hit, & sturdy. Highly recommend! Good product for price.

I use this microphone stand to do public address announcing at high school basketball games. Overall, it is better than I expected. The central post is fairly light, and while the base is smaller than what I previously used, it provides more weight and stability than what I anticipated it would. Adjusting the height is easy with the knob on the side. So far, it has been a good stand with a little smaller footprint than some others I have used.

Just what I needed for a table top mic stand. Simple. No bells and whistles. The microphone fits perfectly and the size of the stand works well for a minimalist set up.