What stand do I use with this?
210207
That would depend on your application, I'm currently using two for overhead drum mics and in that situation I'm using standard boom mics.
210208
I use the M179 for voice over work, and I have the mic attached on a floor microphone stand with a boom, but any standard threaded floor stand or desk stand will work just fine. That said, my recommendation would be to use a floor stand rather than a desk stand. The M179, like all condenser mics, is very sensitive, so any taps on a desk or typing on a keyboard will be more easily transferred using a desk stand.
210209
The Konig & Meyer 210/9 Boom arm mic stand works with this. It is not as sturdy as the OnStage SB9600, but it is also not as heavy or bulky. As long as the boom arm is placed over one of the tripod legs, it is stable. I've been able to add some attachments too, including one for the Zoom H4n recorder, and a pop filter.
210210
You want to get a sturdy studio boom mic stand with this one, something where the tripod legs are sturdy & there's a counter-weight on the extension arm. The mic itself isn't heavy, but u want the sturdiness to avoid dropping the sucker & damaging the diaphragm. Check out an OnStage SB9600 for similar design points; otherwise, use sandbags or weights on the legs if you use a regular tripod boom stand (no weighted arm, just the little cylinder-end). Hope this helps ya!
2188679
Basically any size tablet will work with this holder, as they are just propped up on the adjustable center piece. The width of this stand is about the size of a regular iPad. There may be a smaller stand made for the smaller tablets, but this stand is fine for any size tablet.
1562075
I too wanted the stand for this but at over $300 I cant justify that, I ended up using this one and it works perfectly http://www.pennstateind.com/store/LVSTAND.html
2126921
Either way you want. At home I have shelf space so I use the stand. At work I just plug it in straight.
1264520
Go to Asian Market e.g Ranch99 or Daisho; you might get the stand with cheaper price the original one.
975581
You can get any standard sized midi rack stand for it, I'd suggested getting one that's at least made from sturdy enough aluminum because it's not much weight being supported. Check out something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Spectrum-AIL-KS-Keyboard-Microphone/dp/B003XJ4PVU/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1405812509&sr=8-22&keywords=midi+stands although you may or may not need/wish to used the microphone stand. But that's what I used to use in the past when I had my first midi keyboard. Not the exact same brand of course.
1312728
Esbit makes their own stand and there are a lot of third party options as well, which are often very popular but can get pretty pricey. I would definitely check out DIY options though, you can make some passable stands pretty quickly and cheaply.
338451
I used the same stand that I used for hanging my photo lighting Muslin cloths. You can buy them here on Amazon
1196627
I use this: HAKUBA USA INC PSTC400 LIGHT STAND CASE for this stand and 3 others. Works great.
1487639
The handle is of universal size, so just about any stand will work with it. I specifically bought The Colonel Conk model 775 razor and brush stand (item #B001XURHNY here on Amazon) for around $20. It works great.
843422
Any tripod stand would work so long as it fits the speedlight. I don't use it much anymore because it doesn't swivel. I gave it a great review for the time, but I've outgrown it. That "metal" is juts like foil to help reflect light from the speedlight.
759923
I bought this item, but I already had a stand. As far as I know, without a stand, it won't stay upright.
270339
I bought the stand that is sold separately. Haven't actually used it yet because I bought it late in the season.
655186
Yes this is how I use it most of time. Use the heavy-duty adjustment screws to lock it into any position you want. The stand works just great!
1880006
if you have something you can attach it to. it does not have it's own stand.
1762264
Yes, you can use any standard hi hat stand. I use the one from my Pearl acoustic kit.
981482
I second everyone else's responses here. It will hold one stand with a small amount of extra room.