Enhance Your Performance with the On-Stage Posi-Lok Mini Microphone Boom Arm Review

Why do they post a different picture than what you actually get? Remember, what you see here is not what you get! The 3 or 4 inch floor (which I needed) is NOT on this one; just a short hole to screw something else in (no more than an inch). I then had to purchase another part before this could work as shown. Very misleading! Edit 4/11/20: I see they finally fixed the main photos. At least now you know what you're getting. For your health!

I bought these for the snowball mic I have and I had a mic stand that was only vertical so I didn't get good use of my mic , when I hesitated other reviews said it couldn't handle much weight and the snowball mic was a heavy mic. Upon receipt I noticed that the mechanism holding it in place snapped very firmly so there were no issues holding it. snowball I was able to easily mount it to my existing rack as there is a 5/8 female connector on the bracket. It can also be moved 90 degrees…

This could be a winner BUT. The manufacturing process needs improvement. I give 4 stars for form, function and value. It would cost $60 or more if it was a molded part (serrated part) with a knurled stem for the mic clamp etc. The problem is that the stock is welded on one side, making it easy to flex when making adjustments or simple changes to gear positions. . Hell, you could even hit him. Over time, the metal will tire and crack. If you install and disassemble a microphone like me, this may

Ideal for hanging an Aston Halo reflective filter upside down. I'm a speaker and I find the Aston Halo to be one of the best reflective filters out there, adding that extra professional sounding charm to a semi-finished room. Trouble is, Halo is huge, and unless you can hang it upside down, you'll never be able to use it or read your copy. I actually found a way to hang it upside down without a pole, but this resulted in the mic stand being in front of the halo instead of behind it. This, of…

So I had this crazy idea that I could build a portable isolating microphone station with a music stand attached. After lots of shopping here at Revain and elsewhere I decided to try Stagg MUS-ARM 1 Small Music Stand, On-Stage MSA9502 Posi-Lok Mini Boom Boom, Rockville Recording Studio Mic Shield + Reinforced Tripod. CAMVATE Ultraclamp stand and clamp with 5/8"-27 thread for microphones (model # 8541754602), I assembled them all (along with Anwenk rubber grommets with rubber washers with 1/4"…