🎤 On Stage MS7201B: Sleek and Sturdy Round Base Microphone Stand in Black Review

I just replaced my MS7701B Tripod Mic Stand with this MS7201B and I immediately liked it a lot more. The round base takes up much less space than a tripod base and feels much more stable; Even when tilted nearly 45 degrees, the weighted round base stands upright, but the tripod stand falls down with the mic. I bet it will still be more stable than a tripod even with the addition of a pole like the On Stage MSA7040TB Top Mount. Additional stability can easily be added by placing free weight…

I love round mic stands in my recording studio. Large tripods only get in the way in a studio where there are already a lot of people. The clutch is the weakest part of these coasters, it can be tightened just enough to keep them from falling off and loosening with use, but it's too easy. Over-torqueing the clutch, causing it to break permanently. However, these coasters are half the price of competing Atlas models and can last a long time with proper care. I use them as mic stands around my…

I bought two of these mic stands because they work well and look attractive. As a singer, I hate those tripod stands when you trip over your lower legs. I like the round base on the bottom of this one. It weighs down the stand very well. It does NOT feel cheap and very sturdy when I lean on it, rock it back and forth or just let it sit upright. As for other people who broke theirs and then left negative feedback. What the hell are they doing with their gear? Everything will break if you abuse…