Could this stand hold big mics like an nta1 or sm7b without drooping, or moving on its own?
914930
I have not noticed any movement using it with my sm7b, it seems to be quite a popular stand for this mic, due to the way the sm7b mounts.
914931
It will hold the NT-1A but the SM7B is a little too heavy. If you tighten all the screws it will stay in place but you have to get it just right to make it work.
1573830
It will work on a regular mic stand but would be more stable on a tripod mic stand.
585750
I use VideoSecu 2 Heavy duty PA DJ Club Adjustable Satellite Speaker Stand MS07B M99. They hold these speakers up well and perfectly maintain the positions I've set. I see no need for larger, heavier, and more expensive speaker stands.
2238861
It's rather heavy.. I use a straight stand with a tripod base.. Any will do..Note: the mic mounting hardware is quite versatile.. You should have no problem with any mic with a standard thread mic clip.
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.
2157130
I have a Rode NT1A mounted on it which weights .7lbs. It holds it up without a problem. If you are using a shotgun mic you will need to buy a different shockmount, but it will hold it without a problem.
101543
Yes, this stand will support the weight of the MXL V63M. I have a couple mics a little bit heaver than the V63M and they work just fine. No balance issues. Have a look at my YouTube page (YouTubeDotCom/streamlewis). There is a video on it where I'm covering microphones. Each one of the microphones mentioned have been used on this stand.
541248
Yes, this is a large, heavy duty mic stand with a counter weight. It can easily support that microphone. The mounting threads are standard size and should work with any mic or mic clip.
1859135
I have a rode n-t1a which is comprable in size to the apogee.To be honest, I use a desk-mo9unted support to help it hold the mic up.But then again, I have the arm extended over my table. If the mount is closer to you, it may be able to hold itself up.
55819
The stand offers a lot of options to prevent tipping, so I suspect it will weight wise. If the body of the mic is particularly thick, the holder it comes with may need to be replaced, though. It's about maxed out on a standard stage vocal mic.
1224736
I think so. The base on these stands is quite wide. You might want to strap the speaker to the stand though. I have a pair of M-Audio BX5's on mine. These stands are big enough that they are complete overkill for my application. I don't think there would be any problem with these stands supporting 35lbs.
2221051
This is very heavy duty. I would think it would work for anything you want to do. It is heavy and takes a bit of work to lug it around. I like it because all my other mic stands would tip over easily.
228481
I would think could be used on a flat/smooth/rectangular bottom speaker stand sufficient in size - but I'd want to be darn sure they wouldn't vibrate off & that the base was secure. With the rubber feet on both ends of the Isos and a wide or heavy enough stand I doubt it. Especially if using a separate sub or the speakers used weren't that big (ie; not 12" LF drivers) So I think I'd be inclined to try it - but would just pay attention to the speakers once you started to push them just to be sure. I'm using a pair of Event 20/20BAS (8"LF) and a sub with mine. They don't budge.
1928336
It does not have the same threaded fitting as a mic stand.Unless you mic weighs 30lbs I don't know why you would but I guess you could with an adapter of some kind.
265220
Not sure, I used it with SM58's for my kids. It has a heavy enough base for a condenser. The counter-weight is heavy too. It's a very good mic stand to say the least. I thought it would be crap, but it's very good quality. Hope this helps.
712150
You could put this stand on something to get you to the appropriate height and as long as you have a condensing mic or standard that fits in the holder provided you're ok.It would be a fairly fixed position, which you can work with to record but overall a stand with more range, boom or flexed would give more flexibility.
2006593
It may be too short. I think this stand would be great for positioning a mic for an acoustic guitar.