Would the clamp be suitable to attaching to a desk stand? I'm considering using it with the OnStage DS7200B, and hope it fits nicely. Thanks
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I think it would be perfect for a desk stand. The only problem you might encounter with that desk stand is that the length of the screw attachment might stick out farther than you want it to. But, if you aren't limited on desk space (the clamp sticks out 6 inches), then it shouldn't be a problem. Otherwise, if you want to keep things in a tidier fashion around the desk stand, then a pop filter with a shorter clamp, which is the kind I ended up going with, might work better.
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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. :)
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I've uploaded a photo of the clamp. It shows the size of the clamp and measures the opening. The clamping space is UP TO 1and 1/2 inches wide. If the thickness if the item falls within this measurement then you should be able to clamp it.. Just be sure to also account for the width of the bottom spacer
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I have a Galant desk and use this stand with 3 24" asus LED monitors on it. It should do fine unless you are placing the clamp near a corner on the desk... but for good measure I would add a support underneath, like a 2x4 or something. The clamp opens up very wide so you'll be able to add a bit of stiff material underneath to help the desktop support it.
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I think it actually could work better On a square stand, but if anything I'd be more afraid of the movement with the psa1. After a certain angle it would definitely slip out. So unless you were keeping the portion you wanted to clamp onto straight, I would be cautious with this and a psa1
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it can but you might have to pre-drill a hole 1/16" smaller than the bolt on the clamp. I use On Stage or American DJ products. Inexpensive and dependable
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I am currently using it with a boom stand and it works pretty well. It's a bit heavy- I also have a pop filter attached to the front when I do that. I have the stand sticking almost straight up- tilted just a bit to account for the weight on the backside. When locked, it seems sturdy enough to hold. Just in case it starts to tip, I've been sticking a chair behind it. Hasn't happened yet, and I'm not sure how much help it would be if it did. Anyway- boom stand would probably work for short periods if yours is sturdy. Stewart's idea sounds better though. I may try that one at some point.
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Yea, that should work, but you want to make sure the thing will clamp to the edge of your desk. There needs to be a lip or an edge that it can grab on to. I was honestly a little disappointed about how small it was. But it is still sweet.
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I believe the clamp will work on your desk. The range of the clamp is 3/32" to 2-3/8", so your desk would be close to the lower clamp limit. There is a small layer of foam on the top part of the clamp, but you'd probably want to add a flat piece of rubber or other insulation on both sides of the desk where you clamp, to protect the desk and maybe help a little with vibrations.
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I use this on an old "Ultimate Support" a-frame piano keyboard stand and clamp it to one of the tubes (each tube is 1.5" in diameter and the c-clamp BARELY fits around the tube, although it does provide a secure fit). Hope this helps...
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I don't quite understand the question, but I have this mount on my desk and it us a fantastic device to hold my 2 24" monitors. It's versatile, sturdy, functional and looks great. The screw type clamp device that fastens it to my desk is well constructed and easy to install. I haven't measured the clamp, but it will need a couple of inches from the edge of the desk lip, and the thickness of the desk surface isn't an issue because the clamp can accomodate a fairly thick edge. Hopefully this addresses your concernDavid
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it quite possibly could. the clamp is very adjustable and the flexible arm is able to bend and hold in a multitude of positions. Although, the desk stand is VERY compact, it appears that the pop filter might be able to attach just above the tripod and the flexible arm allow it to be moved into a desired position. Hope that helps, mine is working great for studio vocal tracks.
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Hi Mike, i have these OnStage SMS6000 Adjustable Studio Monitor Stand (Pair) they are very stable and solid.
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This attaches to your desk via the included clamp. It holds the stand to the table, but can be a little wobbly. The clamp can also scratch and damage some table finishes if it moves around. You can place a piece of cloth between the parts the clamp touches your table, but that only makes it move around more. If you want to get a better stand for this mount search Heil FL-2. The FL-2 screws into your table and provides a solid base for the stand to work from, it's usually $20-$40.
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Depending in your monitor sizes the back clamp goes up and down. As far as the desk clamp, the device holds into a good chunk if desk so you should be good. I have purchased several dozen if these for my office and I have been very happy with the price and quality..
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3 inches is enough room, although the clamp has a throat of about 3.5 inches. I had to screw a block to the back side of my desk that I clamped the mount to. The block is only 3 inches deep, and it works perfectly.
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I think that would work just fine. The clamp is designed for any horizontal surface, so if you are clamping it to a shelf instead of a desk top, it should work fine
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I can't say for sure, but I'd try it. You can always return it, so keep the box in case it doesn't work. I recommend trying to find a clamping point on your desk that will be somewhat close to where your monitor will actually be suspended because the shorter the arm's radius from clamp to monitor, the less leverage forces the clamp will exert on your desk.
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You might want t look for clamps that are made by the same company, if they have them. The ones I have from the music store out here (Sam Ash) are slightly bigger, but they do work.....