🎤 PYLE Dynamic Microphone Tripod Stand with 7.48'' Arm Length, Acoustic Pop Filter, 15' ft XLR Cable - Black (PMKSM20) Review

I was quite skeptical at first due to the low price but I was delighted with the sound of the mic and the overall quality of the whole set. I've been playing professionally for over 30 years and I never thought these products could be as good as they are! I would definitely recommend them to anyone who wants a simple and affordable mic and stand kit!

Was looking for a mic my kids could use and if it breaks no big deal. It definitely was. The mic was fine, the cable was fine but the latch on the stand broke when re-using it. This wasn't a deal breaker for me as it didn't arrive broken, but it's definitely not a good stand when torque is applied in certain areas. This would be ideal for a home studio or similar.

I bought this as a toy for my 5 year old daughter to play with my acoustic duo when we rehearse (we use sm58 mics). For $25 you can't expect more than a toy, but it's not a toy. Decent quality stand and microphone! And a 1/4" XLR cable, which is good because I can connect it to any guitar amp I have around. But you can also use a normal XLR cable without any problems, the cable is not permanently connected to the microphone (like a toy cable). ).

Not satisfied - very unstable, the microphone is ok (don't expect an incredible price) but it has a part that keeps coming loose so I can't properly hold it in my hand , and absolutely unstable tripod. If you don't sing by hand, don't buy this tripod. He keeps falling. Poorly made. TO UPDATE. The mic is completely out of order, the sound keeps dropping, and this isn't a connection, it's an internal connection of the mic. garbage and waste of money. Do not buy. I'm going to buy a new microphone…

Bought three of these for our group and tested the stand and mics. I compared the mics to the Shure SM58 and didn't notice much of a difference. With Pale I had to turn up the volume a bit. We used them at a gig and everyone felt they were worth saving about $300 over buying the Shure SM 58 plus, stands and cables. I did not use clips on the racks. I bought a roll of velcro and cut it into 4 inch lengths. It was far more reliable than clip-ons. I then use velcro to hold the cable in place while

I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of the mic and am very happy with this purchase. The microphone has a smooth output and the clear sound is way better than I expected. The XLR cable connector is plastic but is strong enough for my use. The microphone cable seems to have a good balance as I haven't experienced any noise interference so far. The adjustment knob and stand clamps are plastic, but they're well made to hold up well and the stand is solid enough to use as a training tool.

My order arrived a day early and was great. So I got excited and plugged everything in, turned on the power and nothing from the mics. Since the mics, cables, mixer, and amp were brand new, I spent hours troubleshooting. Both of my instruments worked perfectly, but nothing I tried picked up the sound from the mics. The next day I took the mic and cables to my local music store, tested several configurations, and replaced both cables. With the same success they could not send them. Now that I…