Will this attach to the tabletop stand that comes with the Audio-Technica AT2005USB? Or would it be too heavy? Better this or the desktop model?
1719654
I was curious with u question... So I just tried the pop filter on my table top stand, and it works just as well as on my floor stand... So the answer to ur question is , yes it will work with ur table top stand...
1719655
They make this exact pop filter designed for table tops its not too heavy or shouldnt be too heavy. Im not sure if this will work for the table top
1719656
Hard to know, since I don't have an Audio-Technia. But my mike has only a moderately heavy base, and it works, and I think the reason is that they clamp attaches so low on the gooseneck that it doesn;t radically change the center of gravity. But, the equilibrium is such that it is a close question. I suppose if it became annoying, one could glue a heavier base to the mike pedestal.
207427
Unless you've got a super heavy duty mic stand with a very wide base, there's no way this will stand on the end of any stand that is angled. It's just too heavy. My other problem is that I can't find a stand tall enough to facilitate standing up at this mic. As far as isolation goes, however, this does make a notable difference in my mini "studio". So I guess it's a trade off.
1746555
It will support the weight but the stand isn't directly compatible with the mic, you have to buy an adapter unless you want to rig it to the stand.
1104234
I'm not familiar with audio technica, but my fold up blue dio couldn't fit. It's size is pretty comparable to the Beats good up ones and I had to send this case back. Hope this helps.
971953
The mic comes packaged with an adjustable clip (holder) that has a standard screw mount. The clip should attach to most mic stands.
1690474
No problem at all if you have a good, solid stand underneath. The heavier the stand, the better.
2192030
I don't have that mic stand, but from the photo, it appears that there is a threaded end on the mic stand. The mic itself has a hole in its case that is intended for this type of attachment, and the mic comes with an attaching nut to screw onto such threads. I don't know that the threads will match, but since they are both audio devices, I would not be surprised if they did work together. Again, no actual hands on, so my input is just my best guess.
1453891
The boom arm itself is strong however if you have the boom arm at certain angles the base isn't heavy enough to counter the weight. For instance I hang my kick drum mic on mine and the weight of itself alone is to heavy for the stand unless i position the base under the drum itself. For a desk top setting where the mic is upright you would be good to go.
1928337
It does not have the same threaded fitting as a mic stand. Unless you mic weighs 30lbs I don't know why you would but I guess you could with an adapter of some kind.
272344
Awesome! hmm.. Keep in mind that the base of the stand that would be touching the flat surface is shaped like a "T". I imagine that you're considering using the stand in your lap with the top of the "T" sitting across your thighs and the stem of the "T" sorta under your bum. I just tried this with my crane stand and i find that although the base is fairly stable, the position of my laptop would either be too close or too high no matter how it's adjusted. I also tried flipping the bottom stem the opposite way so, from a profile view, the stand is shaped like a "Z"; in this case it's not very stable because the bottom stem of the "T" is extended out past the couch (might possibly work if you have a couch with a deep seat). Overall, I wouldn't recommend doing this. I can only see this stand as useful if you need your laptop higher than your tabletop or in my case, as a DJ where it elevates my laptop above my mixer case. Maybe you could try searching for a "lap desk" and see if that application might fit your situation better.
2267639
As long as the lower player doesn't mind the overhang, and the upper player keeps the top keyboard level, I don't see why not. Third criterion: you'll want the heavier keyboard to be the lower one. That said, you're probably better served by buying a pair of X stands for less total cost than the two-tier.
931078
Depends on the mic stand. But I wouldn't recommend this one. It's poorly made and runs easily. I would get the Samson PS 201.
1573832
I mount it on a normal mic stand, but I had to brace it against the wall. It's pretty heavy but I'm sure you can make it work.
1589426
This is a complete guess, but I'm thinking it would be too heavy. Even if it works at first, I'll bet it would start to sag soon. It's a good stand for my Asus tablet at less than half that weight.
1853702
I use this on a basic "guitar center" DR Pro mic stand with the boom taken off. That said, be wary of mic stands that do not have a long section for the threaded male end. Since this has an attachment that fits over the threaded end of the mic stand, if there are not enough threads you will not be able to screw your mic clip or spider on top of that.
1617533
Yeah, it should attach to the DS7200B without any issues. It just doesn't fit nicely on my Heil boom arm. I have to mount it to the actual metal arm itself, rather than the post that screws into the microphone mount. The mounting clamp is pretty tall, but going on your OnStage stand, it should have no issues since your stand is adjustable. :)
851362
You have to have a extra duty boom mic stand to use this as its HEAVY. It will not work on a cheap tripod or weighted mic stand without possibly falling. You would have to get the Ulitmate stand that is a professional studio boom, or your mic will be the only thing going BOOM!