Microphone Table Stand TS-09

This stand works fine if you don’t need a shock mount. The base is wide and heavy enough to secure the mic well and defeat most vibrations. I ran into trouble when trying to mount a R0DE NT2-A mic on a shock mount. The low height (4 1/2″) – which would otherwise help stabilize the mic – left too little clearance between the mic and desktop. If you think you might upgrade and someday use this stand with a shock mounted mic, you’re better off buying the slightly more expensive [[ASIN:B0002M3OVI On Stage DS7200B Adjustable Desk Microphone Stand, Black].

A microphone stand holds a microphone for hands-free use on stage or in a studio. Typical costs: Desk stands cost $10 to $25 and are suitable for microphones used on a pulpit, lectern or desk, for podcasting, voiceover recording or seated guitar players, for example.