Pyle Adjustable Height Microphone Stand, 36.2″ – 63.7” Inches Universal Mic Holder, Compact Design, Sturdy and Lightweight, Ideal for Studio and Concerts, With Mic Clip, Rubber Base (Black)
$41.99
Price: $41.99
(as of Jan 19, 2025 05:30:26 UTC – Details)
Product Description
1 ADJUSTABLE MIC CLIP
2 METAL STAND BASE
3 LIGHTWEIGHT
4 UNIVERSAL MIC ADAPTER
VERSATILE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENTS – The Pyle Universal Microphone Stand has easy height adjustments from 36.2” to 63.7” inches which is perfect for various applications. Whether you are sitting or standing, this mic stand accommodates every performance setting and position.
STURDY AND COMPACT DESIGN – This microphone stand comes with a solid base, providing stability and balance. The 9.84″- inch base makes it suitable for any stage or studio setup. It’s lightweight and durable for easy transport.
SECURE AND DURABLE – Designed for professionals, this mic stand secures your microphone with its clip and metal mounting pole. The enlarged tubing provides durability and structural support to avoid any wobbling or tipping during performances.
EASY INSTALLATION – Setting up is a breeze with the microphone clip, height clutch, and cable ties. The anti-slip rubber base keeps the stand firmly in place, while the universal USA standard 5/8” mic adapter is compatible with most microphones.
FOR ALL SETTINGS – Ideal for studio and concert settings, this mic stand is designed for optimal pickup. Its rugged and durable design is perfect for recording in a studio or live performances. The stand’s sleek finish adds a professional touch.
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Rann –
basic mic stand with weighted base
The Pyle Adjustable Height Microphone Stand seems to fit the bill but that bill is slightly high for what you get. I like the look and feel of it but it has a slight wobble at the base. It’s not much of a wobble but just enough to know it’s there.Describing this as lightweight is a slight misnomer. While you do want it to be lightweight, you don’t want it too light. You want it secure enough to hold an expensive microphone without fear of it toppling over. To that effect, I would say that the base is weighted enough that it’s not going to easily fall over.The base is a solid metal with a weighty feel to it. The base is a matte black, should easily blend in without reflecting light. I wouldn’t say the feet on this are rubber but more inline of a plastic gripping material.Not sure if it’s steel or cast aluminum for the base. It has threads directly drilled into the base for the metal post going up. While it does go in tightly, it is not something I’d want to take apart on a daily basis as those threads do look and feel like they’d be very easy to cross.The pole is adjustable with a plastic twist lock. I found the adjustable height is going to be adequate for most people for standing use. It is not suitable for use at a desk as it’s too tall even in its lowest position. As far as the locking mechanism, I did find it a little difficult to unlock it.It comes with a few basic plastic accessories. These will do but you will probably want to use your own rather than what comes with it.
Fit PharmKat –
Easy to maneuver mic stand
This extra tall mic stand is exactly what my daughter wanted for her closet turned makeshift music recording studio. She loves rockinâ out and belting musical theater vocals. Prior to getting this mic stand, she had to prop a desktop mic stand onto shelves and books in order to sing standing up. Now she can sing and dance at the same time with this Pyle floor length adjustable mic stand. Itâs a decent quality mic stand, easy to manipulate and angle just right with a good height range for a great price. A simple investment for supporting and encouraging priceless talent.
Matt –
Good dimensions, good weight, not 100% straight
I’m fairly satisfied with this Pyle Microphone Stand, especially for the price. The base is well weighted and the tubing is quite good. The base tubing is 0.8 inch in diameter and the upper tube is 0.6 inch in diameter. The height is easy to adjust as well. Quick note, there are only two tubes, which is good, some cheaper stands come in a tiny box in 4 pieces. Then you have to screw the tubes together, which significantly limits the adjustable range. This stand does not have that problem.A few notes… Screwing onto the base was a little tricky, I found it was much easier to hold the threads up, then screw the base onto the tube, rather than trying to screw the tube into the base.Additionally, once threaded in the tube does not seem entirely perpendicular to the ground (i.e. straight up). It’s not off by much, but it is off. This won’t be a big deal for most, and is hardly noticeable, but it may bug some.
Joshua –
Not a great Clip
Assembly is very easy and basic. The bottom plate is nice a heavy, making tipping over much less of a concern than with tripod mic stands. Height adjustment is nice and easy. I tried using the included mic clip with my SM-58 but it does not hold it well since it has a tapered body. If you have a mic with a non tapered body it may be fine. A great add to the home studio.
Don Miller –
A solid basic performance mic stand
This is an ideal stand for a performance where you plan to dance and maybe do some tricks (a la James Brown or Prince). The tripod stands aren’t suited for that, while this gives you the option of easily moving the stand around.It’s not too heavy and easy to adjust. However, you’ll want a larger base and a sturdier metal if you really get athletic with your moves or want the stand to endure a lot of bumps and falls. You’ll also need a different mic clip if you plan on swinging it around.This is an entry-level unit that’s a little pricey at $40. It’d be more competitive at $30