3 Pack LyxPro Microphone Stand Boom Arm Tilting Rotating Floor Podium Stage or Studio Strong Durable And Foldable Height 38.5″- 66″ Extends Arm to 29 3/8″ Comes With 3/8″ and 5/8″ mount Adapters TMS-1
$109.99
Price: $43.99 - $109.99
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Optimal Pickup and Sound Isolation for the Stage or Studio
LyxPro tripod microphone stand provides flexible mic positioning for optimal pickup and sound isolation for the stage, or studio Sturdy and Lightweight
The LyxPro microphone floor stand is constructed from heavy duty metal which will last for years
The stand weights only 3.3 pounds which make it easy to carry around when traveling.
Perfect mic positioning and optimal pickup and sound isolation for in-studio or onstage performances
Durable construction, Sturdy, lightweight, and collapsible
Variable height adjustment from 38.5″ to 66″ – 29 3/8” boom lenght
Base locking knob, Boom counterweight
3/8” and 5/8” threaded mount
Customers say
Customers appreciate the microphone stand’s sturdy construction, ability to withstand wear and tear, and value for money. They find it works well for their needs, is easy to assemble, and stable. The rubber pads and bumpers keep vibrations under control. Many customers consider it an excellent stand for streaming or holding overhead condenser mics above the drum kit.
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Rick Wells –
Boom mic stands
I haven’t really used them yet, other then setting them up here at home.They are built well and hold the Shure58 mics (which are heavy) boomed out just fine. And so far haven’t tilted over. I don’t think they will either. The tripod legs expand rather nicely and give a good wide base to stand on.Some of the other mic boom stands will tilt over cause the legs don’t spread wide enough and or the stand overall is to light weight.I like these mic stands and will purchase more in time and also tell others about them.
mathboy –
Pretty darned good in this amateur’s view
pretty good. never interacted with a mic boom before. the thing to look for isn will it support the weight of the mic and whatever anti-shaking thing when the arm is fully extended? apparently the sbility to do this separates the wheat from the chaff in boomtown. I have an AT2020 with anti wobble flutter thingy attached and it will NOT support this with the boom fully extendedj it sags down not matter how I try to tighten it. That said, everything else about it seems solid enough and the boom extends to 3/4ths its length and stays. At any length more than 1/2 it sags a little bit past where you thought you had tightened it, but you compensate in your adjustments, then it stays there OK.Maybe a pro would say no boom is meant to be extended all the way, so there you go. I truly have no idea. I know I took the Amazon Basics one out of my cart when people complained about it sagging at any length with a good microphone and I am glad I did. Anyway, you only need the boom arm extended to the max if for some reason you can’t place the tripod fairly near what they call the talent, in this case, my mom.the rest of it is A++. knobs, balance, height, adjustability, a well thought out design which will not leave you cursing your decision and will allow you to get things just right ehich it turns out is harder than you think or at least than I thought.Four and a half stars from me.
Undertow –
VERY solid, well-built stand. Perfect middle ground between $10 plastic garbage and $80 mic stands
All metal construction and threaded tube ends make this a high-end and reliable stand. For my uses I wish it had a weighted round base instead of a tripod, but even the tripod is incredibly stable and well-designed. Also I imagine itâs much easier to transport. The clutch seems solid and has allowed easy adjustment for different heights, and the upright stand functions alone AND/OR with the boom arm (both are identically and solidly threaded) so this is at least 2 stands in 1 package. Threaded connectors have both common mic thread sizes available, and an adjustable nut for stability. I am using the stand for a HEAVY mic setup that has only ever tipped inferior stands â this one holds it like a champ.
J. Gardner –
Good value, good stands, treat them gently.
These have a lot of plastic on them, but overall they’re solid enough for single-site use. I wouldn’t trust them to hold up under the abuses of touring, even in a limited application. Good value for the money, for sure.
Torquilla –
Fantastic Intro to mid level stand. Needs a sandbag to perform at mid level.
Seems like it will work fantastic for any sitting position. It will work for more vocal standing positions, but you would be a bit limited. Very good for a 36″ high (90cm) desk. It will go 6″ (15cm) up and down past that.I readjust the boom arm maybe 3 times a week, and it’s just starting to feel better than it was. That’s usually a sign of good construction. Even if you can only adjust 15 degrees at a time, it still seems more robust than a flat brake now. I’d say if you’re using an XLR mic at a computer, this is a fantastic intro-mid level microphone stand.I’d also recommend making some sandbags and buying some proper bags for them. Once you go 2x past the stand overhang you’re gonna get a lot of instability
Alek T. Hand –
Not a 5 pack
I ordered this and received only 1 stand in the box
Gregory M. Urroz –
Exactly What I Was Looking For
Excellent quality which is what I expect from Lyx Pro. I say if it is good for gigging or not, for my application, set it up at home and leave it alone, it works well.
Luke –
Pretty good for the price
I find these to be pretty good mic stands for the price. The bundle came with 6 stands at a reduced price which was nice compared to paying around 30 bucks each. The stands were easy to assemble. They are what I would call average – not the cheapest which is good but not the best stands I’ve used either. I’ve currently got two of them extended almost fully for overhead mics on a drum kit and they are little wobbly with SM-57’s mounted on them, but they get the job done. I feel like I need to be really careful about not bumping into them or they’ll tip. The stands that I don’t have fully extended feel pretty solid and sturdy and less tipping-prone. Overall I’d recommend these, they seem to be the better value I’ve found for sub 30 dollar mic stands.
Gil –
Worth the money… great value!
Sarah –
Was great for what I needed it for.
Amazon Customer –
I was impressed with the quality for the price. Tightening knobs a big and stable. I would recommend.
Lee Atkins –
Works great! If you think it’s too flimsy then you aren’t bringing the legs out wide enough. It’s just a stand so obviously it won’t hold well in windy conditions. It works great indoors, as it should since it’s a stage stand. Great product value!
Client Satisfait –
Pour ce qui est de serrer la barre pour le micro , une modification pourrait etre corrigée car souvent besoin de reserré la vis