Can the stand hold the weight of shock mount, mic, and the pop filter?
1095724
Not very well, in addition my stand is always coming apart when I move it around.
1095725
For the price this is the best piece of audio equipment I've ever purchased including my stereo equipment. EVERYTHING is built out of quality material and could easily be used in a sound studio. For me the stand was an overkill because I use it for recording voice overs for my YouTube videos and the mic is SO sensitive I have it on a small stand sitting on the computer desk facing me. There is no issue with the stand being able to hold the weight of the mic and it's accessories.
1095726
It does to a point. It worked week for quite a ways as long as I was gentile. I did put it out too far and it bent my stand up though.
1095727
Honestly no it cannot. It can but it goes through a balancing act and its a good back up stand, I'd recommend going the extra mile to purchase a more quality stand.
1095728
Hi again. Just read the other comments and remembered that my daughter chose not to use the arm (because of lack of space). I agree that the weight would probably be too much for this stand if you put it out too far.
1095729
That depends on how far out you adjust the stand. It's not the best stand, to be honest. In order to really use it as an extended arm I keep having to weight the feet- the mic alone is too heavy for it if the lateral bar isn't 50/50
1095730
Yes, it does. My daughter's had her's about a year and loves it. We had a little trouble getting the mic on the stand cause the threads didn't line up... I didn't want to go through the hassle of exchanging it (cause she was so excited to use it) so we put a piece of medical tape on it and it went on fine. Hope this info helps.
431651
Yes you can mount to any standard mic stand and the mounting end is the same for either style stand.
431652
Yes, depending of course on the boom stand. Big studio mic stands usually have a swivel mount on them already. If you are using a typical stage boom stand, you'll need some kind of swivel. A good way to do this is with a Post Audio product made for this purpose called the RFA-1, but there are lots of other kinds.
1165977
This stand doesn't come with any kind of microphone clip, so you would need a way to attach the Blue Snowball to the stand. It should support the weight, though.
1692837
No. The stand fits perfectly. If you have the boom mic stand you will have to unmount and there's a side bag for it
1735195
I don't know about that product, but I would say the mic we have on this stand is ~1lb.
2238859
I have it on a Pro Line Microphone Boom Stand. It has a tripod stand, so it's able to support the weight without tipping over. A stand with a wider diameter would be optimal, since it's a little heavy and will tip over with a regular mic stand. It has a universal mic screw, so it should screw in easily. I have an AT4040 and fits perfectly. Loving this isolation shield. Get a mic filter if you don't have one. All that together, makes the audio come out clean. Hope I answered your question.
1552123
No the stand that comes with it workes very well, and is very sturdy. I still recomend a getting a shock mount and some kind of arm for it because it is a senstive mic. But not neccery
1041863
it quite possibly could. the clamp is very adjustable and the flexible arm is able to bend and hold in a multitude of positions. Although, the desk stand is VERY compact, it appears that the pop filter might be able to attach just above the tripod and the flexible arm allow it to be moved into a desired position. Hope that helps, mine is working great for studio vocal tracks.
132343
Sure. The shock mount clamps around the girth of the mic. You shouldn't have any problem. I've had no issues with this mount as of yet. I've had it for about a year and a half now.
1728512
Yes, the mic clip comes off and you should be able to attach your mic. The only issue is that the Apogee may be a bit heavy for the stand.
2064713
Yes it would work. The mic has a standard screw retained connection that fits this shockmount. Not sure why you would want to use this configuaration though. The mic comes with a pop filter and a desktop stand. The only advantage I see is the abiltiy to mount on a flex arm or standard mic stand.
1928337
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.
1000456
If your mic has the standard screw mount, yeah. The bottom plate is quite heavy so it won't tip over.
55818
LMFAO the PG58 is not heavy, it is 3/4 of a pound, a heavy mic is 5+ times that. Any cheap stand will handle a cheapo like a PG58
2019568
If you tighten the bolts enough im quite sure it will hold up the weight. but the shock mount that comes with the stand will not. You will have to buy a "blue the radius" wich fits on the stand to use the yeti
894610
A stand can take any mic. You just have to have the proper mic holder to screw onto the boom. But as for this Pyle stand, it is too cheaply built. The adjusting knob stripped the first time it was tightened down! I don't recommend this stand.