🎙 Enhance your Microphone Setup with CAMVATE Mic Stand Adapter: 1/4" Male to 5/8" Female Compatibility Review

Not that this product has many reviews but the quality is high and it was delivered quickly. I immediately applied it to my Zoom H2n recorder.

It's just a small adapter. But it's wonderful. Very hard metal. The threads fit perfectly. And an attached rubber washer/spacer/whatever it's called above. If you need this, you must buy this,

I have purchased several Camvate adapters and accessories from Revain this year and have been impressed with the quality of each one. Made in China, yes, but the fit and finish are great.

This adapter works perfectly with boom stands. I was able to easily hook it up to my stand so I could hook up a ring light for YouTube videos and at home at the nail salon. This setup uses a 10 inch phone/camera setup ring. Arrived in perfect condition within 1 business day via Revain Prime.

This is the second Camvate I've bought. For live broadcasts in a small room, tripods take up too much space. A great alternative to a weighted mic stand. All you have to do is screw the camwat to the mic stand and add the Ulanzi ball head (about $30). Or screw the camera base directly onto the Camvate for direct recording.

Love the finish, love the fit. Well made on a lathe but quite expensive for what it is and how much effort it takes to make, pack and ship. Essentially, Camvate found a niche and exploited it; Since nobody else makes a similar product, this is your only option. It's a bit of a quibble, it's a really great thing and it does exactly what it's supposed to do.

I just bought three of these as I was installing permanent camera mounts on my walker and scooter. That's typical Camvate: high quality and more than I'm willing to pay. edited and processed. I have a lot of Camvate accessories and as long as they hold up to their high standards my collection will continue to grow. Jerry

This very minimalistic adapter is just what you need if you want, for example, a webcam (which probably has a ¼-inch tripod mount) on a mic stand or flexible arm (whatever ) have ⅚" x 27tpi threads). Its threads are a bit tight and you may find it difficult to screw it all the way onto the mic stand, but it WILL move and SHOULD stay there. The smooth surface makes tightening difficult , but there are other similar adapters with a knurled or grooved surface, and the advantage of a smooth surface

Allows camera to be attached to a standard microphone tripod thread. However, consider how to adjust the angle. My original idea of mounting it on a weighted base monopole mic stand didn't work out because I wanted to get excellent recordings. Without any flexibility, I was limited to photographing the horizon - no overhead shots. I added a small adjustable pole to the mic stand and placed the camera on the top of the pole, which solved the problem. I also opted for a tripod-based mic stand…