does this base just sit freely or is it attachable to a podium ?
1286342
The base sits freely. It's pretty heavy and the mic isn't going anywhere. It unscrews from the base so it can be screwed into a podium if need be.
1286343
The V shaped base is very heavy and that's all that helps it form tipping over. I have used many microphones in it and it doesn't fall over. However, the screw that keeps the microphone in place does loosen easily so keep a screw driver handy.
854279
Both, actually. You can use the base with the pole attached or you can put the pole through a hole drilled through the desk. I did experience some minor issues while installing the base, but this thing is amazing aside from that!
805514
It just slips into either base, however is fairly stable. I haven't had an issue unless I hit it straight up hard. I have mine in the weighted base on the upper shelf of my desk so it hangs down over what I'm working on this is best for my space on hand.
2262941
It is fine on the desk. The base also holds a USB cable if you'd prefer to attach it to your PC
1516411
I purchased a nice base that is also on Amazon that keeps it stable. they will even inscribe the base with whatever you like. works well.
753097
The bar TOP has to be attached. The bar is VERY heavy, and once assembled, has to be moved by lifting or pushing the BASE!!!
420406
The stand is free-standing - you can place it anywhere on a table or desk. It's been very stable for me.
2143505
It's a standing base. The way it's designed wouldn't allow a hanging position.
1391731
Yes, the bases are a bit on the light side which makes the assembly top heavy with the speakers installed. The shape of the bases don't leave additional space to add weight. You have a valid concern.
19683
It's a mic stand. It's got a standard 5/8 threaded mounting configuration like all mic stands. The shaft is adjustable upwards from the image of the item. If your issue is the stability of the item, the base weighs about 2 pounds, and seems quite stable, especially at the lowest height setting. It would take quite of bit of weight and a lot of leverage to tip this over IMO.
795127
Sure, the base is pretty sturdy- but you'll have to find the hardware yourself (i.e. screws, mounting bracket, etc), there's nothing built-in, like a pole-top mount or anything.
1072860
The stand simply rests on the desktop. It does not attach and can be moved freely.
1751326
The platform where you place the music is one piece and does NOT collapse. I did NOT find this stand to be convenient to assemble nor was it particularly portable.
1460579
Yes. The base can be fastened only with the seatbelt (the horizontal belt part in fact). Once the base is fastened, you can attach the seat in any position.
1799393
the glass top is attached to the base, not free standing. Two screws secure it just underneath the top of the metal stand. It is secure and of a good weight so that it is stable. hope that helps you!
407796
It is not detachable, but you can mount it either side when you assemble it.
285589
Sorry I'm just now answering you. It does not look like you could attach anything else to the base.