CAHAYA Mic Stand Desk Adjustable – Boom Arm Desktop Microphone Stand Metal Weighted Base A-frame Table Mic Mount with 2 Mic Clips 3/8″ to 5/8″ Screw Adapter Mic Mount for Singing Stage Performance

Description Weighted A-frame Base: The CAHAYA mic stand features a weighted base that weighs 4.04 lbs, providing enhanced stability, absorbs vibrations, and reducing the risk of accidental tipping, protecting your microphone and equipment. The bottom of the weighted base is equipped with foam pads to protect your desktop from scratches. Strong Load-bearing Capacity: We know that the further the mic stand arm extends and the heavier the mic, the more likely it is to sag or tip. That's why we added a 0.76 lb counterweight at the end of the boom arm to balance the weight of any microphone. Even with a heavy microphone attached, this microphone stand will not tip over! With the arm half-extended, the max weight capacity is 8.8 lbs! 2-in-1 Desktop Microphone Stand: Easily detach the boom arm and attach the mic clip to convert CAHAYA desk mic stand from a boom-style to a straight mic stand. Includes two different types of microphone clips, compatible with most microphone designs. Easy Height and Boom Arm Adjustment: Thanks to the Adjustable and rotating design, the height of this desktop mic stand can be smoothly adjusted to suit your needs. The quick-release clamp allows for height adjustment between 8.7″and 13″ for convenience. The adjustable boom arm extends up to 10.2″ and rotates 180°, making it easy to position with the adjustment knob. Enhanced Compatibility: Our boom mic stand fits microphones with diameters from 0.98″ to 1.38″, thanks to its standard 5/8″ adapter threading. It providing a highly adaptable solution for microphones. Tip: To use the adapter, pls take a coin, and insert it into the groove on the bottom of the microphone clip, turn it counterclockwise, then you will get adapter from 3/8″ to 5/8″. Widely Applicable: Our table mic stand can be used on a desktop for recording, meetings, interviews, speech, podcasts, live streaming, etc. Or for floor applications such as recording hand drums, tongue drums, or placing next to a speaker for recordings.