What is the maximum extent of the mic stand?
947588
Have no idea...this item was given as a gift at Xmas.......sorry can not be of any help with your inquiry.
1391213
While they will extend their full length (about 36 inches) the functional distance in my installation is about 24 inches and still hold the microphone in a comfortable position. While not extremely heavy duty, these are an excellent value for light usage.
1715310
This microphone stand goes down to 25 inches, with feet extended to where the boom arm is attached. The boom arm does drop up and down, so if you had to go lower than 25 inches than the boom arm could drop. If the boom arm is folded against the main shaft and the feet are not extended, then it folds up it to about 29 inches.
1650998
with the monitor and mic holder off the stand, the stand is 31" long, no more that 6 or 7 inches wide. I lay the two pieces side by side in a tripod bag I had extra. Hope this helps.
1381797
No it won't! It looks good and seems to be well made but wouldn't hold large mics at all. I regret buying it.
2041277
You could clamp that mic to the stand, but it's really made for standard , full size mic clips. that use a standard 5/8" thread.
1917775
About three feet. The mic can be taken off the stand. My young child loved this to sing into, almost daily.
1199437
Yes it requires a stand. It needs to be screwed into a proper mic holder. It's about 8 or 9 inches.
1429022
There is just a simple hole (no threads) in the bottom, perfectly centered. I think you can put the theremin on an ordinary mic stand if you remove the gizmo that holds the microphone.
421201
No, I don't know what the max length wouold be. But, I have used a 20' length mic cable with no problems before. I would assume it could handle 30' as I had plenty of gain headroom at the 20' length.
1658642
Yep! If your mic doesn't fit in the supplied clip you'll need something else that screws on the end of the stand. I've had 2 different wired mics on mine.
102775
Hello Justin,I have this same set up and I love it have done some awesome recording word with it as well! But to answere your question. Your mic stand really will depend mostly on your cord length that is coming from the back of your mic to the equipment or system you're using. So if you can get a long enough cord you can surely us the average stand up mic stand be it adjustable or not. But once again Justin the "How long can your mic stand be depend on the cord or cable should I say. But regardless you want to make sure that if it is a person then you would want it right in proper distance of that individual. I hope that this help some as to what you're asking. Hello Justin,I have this same set up and I love it have done some awesome recording word with it as well! But to answere your question. Your mic stand really will depend mostly on your cord length that is coming from the back of your mic to the equipment or system you're using. So if you can get a long enough cord you can surely us the average stand up mic stand be it adjustable or not. But once again Justin the "How long can your mic stand be depend on the cord or cable should I say. But regardless you want to make sure that if it is a person then you would want it right in... » Read More Hello Justin,I have this same set up and I love it have done some awesome recording word with it as well! But to answere your question. Your mic stand really will depend mostly on your cord length that is coming from the back of your mic to the equipment or system you're using. So if you can get a long enough cord you can surely us the average stand up mic stand be it adjustable or not. But once again Justin the "How long can your mic stand be depend on the cord or cable should I say. But regardless you want to make sure that if it is a person then you would want it right in proper distance of that individual. I hope that this help some as to what you're asking. « Show Less
965416
I just measured it and it is almost 7 inches long from the foam mic tip to end of base unit. It is about 3.5 inches folded. It is also about 1 3/4 wide by about 7/8 inch deep. I just ordered another one for my Grandmother.
56125
A regular boom mic stand would work,. that's what I use I just take off the the attached part and I use the single straight stand hope this helps
1488836
2 inch. Does not enhance the mic space, but does a decent job of rejecting noise from the rear of the mic. Good for omni pattern close in.
1971020
It is 5 inches from the microphone extension outlet. In reality, it is about 4 1/2 inches (or less) depending on how you bend or shape it. That is not really long enough and I have volume issues since purchasing these to the point where I'd just be better off with a secondary mic.
1253639
I don't think I quite understand your question but I will answer as best I can. From the mount to the elbow is 21.75 inches. (Outer dimensions) From the elbow to the mic mount is 20.0 inches Folded and fully closed as in the pic from the mount clamp horizontally out to the mic is 6.0 inches From the horizontal plane at the mount top up to the mic mount in the closed position is about 4.0 inches fully extended out is 38.5 but pointing to the sky. The problem with this mount for me is the hinge point at the mount is limited to maybe 80 degrees. The angle you see in the pic is the extent of its travel in the other direction. The center hinge to the mic part has more travel maybe 140 degrees. This was disappointing to me, as I wanted to mount the boom on a wall and pull it out and down into place when needed. I also wanted the boom and mic to go straight back and flat against the wall. So if you were to draw a vertical line straight up from the mount to the center hinge the mic can only get to about 18 inches from the wall. So though they call this an overhead boom it did not work for me, but would make a good desktop mounted boom.