Is there a microphone stand that is compatible with the handheld mics? Just received this and the mics are too big for my stands. Thanks!
808286
I have these mics and use the alligator clip style mic holders. They work fine......can't say the same for 2 of the 4 mics.
1199439
Hi. Yes, you'll need a desk-top mic stand. The stand screws into the bottom of the base. The mic itself, from top to bottom, is about 7 inches, give or take.
749706
I've been using it for years with the blue yeti, no problems. However, I'm also using this brass converter piece and I don't remember where I got it from or if it came with my mic/stand.
55818
LMFAO the PG58 is not heavy, it is 3/4 of a pound, a heavy mic is 5+ times that. Any cheap stand will handle a cheapo like a PG58
1732878
If you have the Blue Ball mic, it comes with it's own desktop stand. But you can also hook this up to any microphone stand. It has standard thread.
2252233
The mic will fit, but you have to be vary careful with this stand. The plastic was vary brittle the stand broke on me in about two days.
763770
Hey Shannon! You can use any mic you like with this unit. Peavey makes a mic / stand / clip / cable bundle that we offer for $49. It's a tremendous value! Give us a call and we can arrange a special price for you. 330-546-7076 Thanks!
1485243
Never shopped for a replacement headset for this amplifier -- but was extremely pleased to find out that we had an existing small stand-type microphone about 4" high that plugged in and worked great. My brother preferred it to the headset which can be uncomfortable. I'm not very "techy" but if you have any other kind of microphone that fits the plug-in, you might be right back in business without shopping and spending more money. Hope this helps.
464440
The SM7b does not come with a mic stand, but it does have pneumatic shockmounting, similar to what is implemented in the SM57 and SM58. Depending on your circumstances, you may want a regular mic stand, or a desk-mounted mic boom such as the Rode PSA1, which you can find here: RODE PSA1 Swivel Mount Studio Microphone Boom Arm
1697865
You can add any mic holder to it. It's just like a tall stand, only short LOL.
771296
I got a cheaper mic stand for about 40 bucks from guitar center. I believe it was a pro line. However, I'd recommend forking over a little more cash. While my mic stands works fine, I have to be careful about how far the mic is out, and which leg it's over because this mic is really heavy. Like Chris Mitchell said, get a nicer stand since it's a nice mic. A sturdy one should hold its weight and prevent any possibility of the stand tipping.
975753
Not "As-is". You will need to remove the clip and add (possibly) an adapter like this one (to fit the Samson clip that came with your mic): http://www.amazon.com/Stage-MA100-8-Inch-Female-Adapter/dp/B0007Y60HG/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1412229229&sr=1-1&keywords=mic+stand+adapter
260620
There are only two standard thread sizes for microphone stands and mounting brackets. This stand comes with an adapter and will accomodate both sizes.
683326
There is no mic stand included. The mic is totally wireless so, you can't plug it in. Also, the included mic is not powerful at all.
1454236
@LewRhee Cornish: Most mic clips are universal (or they have adapters). I purchased the Musician's Gear Mic Clips for use with this stand. You can find them here: Musician's Gear Clip-Type Microphone Holder (Standard)
1429022
There is just a simple hole (no threads) in the bottom, perfectly centered. I think you can put the theremin on an ordinary mic stand if you remove the gizmo that holds the microphone.
1429025
The hole in the bottom of the Theremin is much larger than the pipe on the microphone stand. If you can get a stand specifically for the Theremin, I'd go for it. It really needs a stand-sitting it on a table just won't do. If you do get a mic stand, you are going to have to go to a big box hardware to find something to rig it up. I bought a mic stand and has been nothing but a pain in the you know what trying to get the darn thing to remain steady on the stand. The hole is about 3/4".