Does this speaker mount on a standard mic stand, or do you have to use a boom mic stand? Can someone please describe HOW it mounts?
1088183
It mounts on a standard mic stand very easily. That's about the only good feature. Put your money on another brand--- I got two if these pieces of mechanical junk in a row that both fried out mid-gig.
1088184
It has a standard mic stand thread and will mount to a regular mic stand. It does not have to be a boom stand. There is also a small threaded mic stand on top of the speaker.
1088185
It does mount on a standard mic stand. It comes with an adapter that screws onto the mic stand or it will simply slide onto the mic stand. You do not have to use a boom mic stand and in fact should not use a boom mic stand; it could easily fall over. Even on a standard mic stand it can easily be tipped over.
1088186
It comes with an adapter that screws on the mic stand, once the adapter is on the mic stand the speaker slides in to the adapter and you can actually attach a boom on top of the speaker with the other adaptor that comes with the speaker. I had no problems with this unit and I use it for lots of differrent senarios.
1970285
The stand holder does not come with the stand. There are a few different ways to attach the holder but if you are singer the easiest way is to attach it to the mic stand holding your microphone. I use a mic extension mount. Works great!
1465169
This mic is designed to be mounted on a lectern and not used on a mic stand. I personally would not modify it for use on a mic stand.
732717
You can mount this on a straight mic stand. Probably to heavy to raise up very high. I've put it up about waist high to use as a keyboard monitor on a small stage. The problem with using wired microphones is volume. It sounds great up to a point, and then distorts if it gets too loud. If you need volume much louder than a strong speaker or singer, this is probably not up to the job. My opinion, worth what you paid.
574707
Actually it's too light and tends to fall over. It also would be a terrible way to hold a boom mic. If you need a low budget boom mic holder use a painters extension pole and rig up a shock mount from the mic from rubber bands and PVC pipe cult into rings.
1455033
the end of this stand is a standard mic stand end screw connection. if you have a way to mount the mic on any stand you will be able to on this one as well
1271514
These are big speakers. I have not tried mounting on speaker stands. I keep it in the ground. It is about 4 feet tall. Hope this helps. if you want me to look further, please do let me know.
2106557
You don't need a mic stand, the one it comes with is perfect for a desk, and it ideally should be on a flat surface, though the shown configuration could allow you to be at an angle (adjustable, etc).
1453892
I have used it with various pro mics. The problem is not with the boom. The base is not heavy enough to counter the weight of the mic when the boom is at lower angles.
102774
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.
1849237
Yes, a standard mic stand will work and I use one. However, this unit is a bit heavy for it and can be unstable and harder to screw in and out. I recommend a heavy mic stand, not a light one, or go with the manufacturer stand.
1766632
Hi again, David. Search for the product "Atlantic Satellite 77305018 2 Speaker Stands (Black)" and you'll see what I uploaded three user images there (just below the actual picture of the product). I left some notes on how its mounted, based on the Stands' provided instructions.Happy mounting.
464440
The SM7b does not come with a mic stand, but it does have pneumatic shockmounting, similar to what is implemented in the SM57 and SM58. Depending on your circumstances, you may want a regular mic stand, or a desk-mounted mic boom such as the Rode PSA1, which you can find here: RODE PSA1 Swivel Mount Studio Microphone Boom Arm
1769518
NO, the stand doesn't have microphone mount. Plus, this stand is really light weight. It not good for microphone stand either.
1065096
I hung mine from the ceiling using omni mount 10.0's. Sturdy mount and easy to adjust the aim or position of the speakers and lock them in place. If you want speaker stands, anything with a platform large enough for the speakers to fit on should be just fine.
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.
1210105
its a special stand. One where the mic is able to be screwed into from the underside of the mic.