Is the metal attachment piece the same as it is on a tripod? Also do you think it could hold a microphone?
1653095
More lilke a monopod! It holds a camera, if you find a way to attach the microphone it will do!
1653096
The attachment is the same as for light stands. Not tripod. It's plenty strong for a mic. But you'll need to figure out how to attach it.
1653097
I don't have this item but I do have a boom that is set up for video equipment with the standard male 1/4 inch threading. Mic stands have a 5/8 inch and in some rare cases, euro sizes at 3/8. I was able to hook up my 5/8 inch mic holder head using this adapter kit (Photogitems Adapter 1/4" Female to Standard Microphone 5/8" Male) which I bought of a vendor on Amazon. here is the link:Photogitems Adapter 1/4" 20 T Female to Standard Microphone 5/8" MaleI hope this helps!!!
102576
It works great with Sonar and Pro Tools, I have not recorded metals, but understand that it will depend microphone
81839
It's stable enough to hold a condenser mic for sure. Really impressed for the price. Highly recommended. I have a shock mount and filter with no problems.
403884
Yes, it does, Adam. As I'd written, I haven't used it. It's a desktop tripod with mic holder. The legs fold for more compact storage.
650438
I have no complaints. I've had it for like 8 or 9 months. Pretty simple. I use it mostly to hold a small shotgun mic. But I've had field recorders and led panels on it. Everything stayed mounted so I'd say its worth it. All metal except for the red knob.
1045998
It will support that mic with difficulty. I've got one that is of a similar width and I had to stretch that part of the mount to its limit. It works for me, but it isn't easy to take the mic out or put if back in.
851362
You have to have a extra duty boom mic stand to use this as its HEAVY. It will not work on a cheap tripod or weighted mic stand without possibly falling. You would have to get the Ulitmate stand that is a professional studio boom, or your mic will be the only thing going BOOM!
195957
I believe the tripod was designed for video camera use and believe some of the reviews mrntion smooth movement for video use. How much it will hold I am not sure but think minimum 10 pounds. All metal construction gave me confidence (rubber feet and grips).
2002055
Yes, I got this and it works great. Note> the tripod broke off at base due to to thin machining. but works altho flimsy. other than that I have no complaints. don't count on a great tripod!!!
1573835
Yes it can. It is big and a bit heavy but a simple mic stand could hold it. Just make sure it can be tighten well. I use a boom stand vertically and have had no issues so far but I always make sure to remove my mic as soon as I'm done with it. You don't want that falling over.
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.
1573830
It will work on a regular mic stand but would be more stable on a tripod mic stand.
1795580
Okay.... so the mic holder has on one side (you can't see it in this picture.) the mic swivel and attachment. It is the standard size like a regular mic clip screwing onto the top of mic stand. I use a standard boom mic for use as an overhead for my drums. I've also screwed it onto a small floor mic in front of my bass drum. The mic works excellent! You'll be very pleased.
54521
It depends on your microphone. This stand comes with a mic holder but no microphone.
54187
Yes. The combined weight of your setup is about 2.5 lbs, and this tripod can hold up much more than that.
2001365
It a metal, the rubber bands are tight Idk how loose or tight they usually are on shock mounts, but it can't fit bigger girth microphones, only the smaller diameter
270743
yes it will be ok, actually I use it for a condenser microphone, it can hold it, but a little not stable, because the mic is too heavy, I have to make it most tightly to hold it almostly.