I have a pretty heavy mic Shure PG58. Will this stand hold it? I think I have a standard Horseshoe grasp but I'm not sure.
55818
LMFAO the PG58 is not heavy, it is 3/4 of a pound, a heavy mic is 5+ times that. Any cheap stand will handle a cheapo like a PG58
55819
The stand offers a lot of options to prevent tipping, so I suspect it will weight wise. If the body of the mic is particularly thick, the holder it comes with may need to be replaced, though. It's about maxed out on a standard stage vocal mic.
55820
The mic you mention is not as beefy as an AT2020, which is what I use. I have it with a in-line amp, pop filter and spider cage. The stand holds all that at full extension just fine. I do not foresee you having any issues.
55821
Yes it will. I have the same exact mike myself; the base on the stand sticks out quite a bit, so it is pretty stable. I bought both the stand and the mike about 8 months ago and they haven't tipped over yet!
55822
Truthfully, I'd get a pro line mic stand and extension for a heavy mic. I bought this to try it out on a lightweight wireless. Works fine for that application. The internal mast tends to fall from lack of grip at the threading. Every tool has it's purpose.
1459406
The shock mount has standard mic stand threading, and comes with the Euro adapter. So you can use it on any stand. I do recommend getting a heavy stand as the mic is a little heavy, and is prone to tipping on cheaper/lighter stands if it's extended very far unless you put a weight or something at the base.
1404224
I wouldn't see why not, at worst you might need a different mic holder but I've always found SM58's to fit darn near any holder. Plus they're not so heavy as to cause the gooseneck to sink.
1573832
I mount it on a normal mic stand, but I had to brace it against the wall. It's pretty heavy but I'm sure you can make it work.
914511
The mic holder is open-ended and will flex to accommodate and grip most dynamic microphones. That being said the end of the gooseneck is threaded at a standard diameter so if your mic came with a holder or you want to use a shockmount you should be able to use them just fine.
437950
Ed, i can't say for sure. i looked up the microphone M7 and the ones i saw seem to screw onto the mic stand......if this is the case then, no, it wouldn't work w/o some modification. This stand is for holding standard size microphones. we have a cordless mic, and the body of it is also too large to fit in the mic stand holder. Hope this helps.
1000456
If your mic has the standard screw mount, yeah. The bottom plate is quite heavy so it won't tip over.
2099965
I don't know which stand you have, if you are talking about proline stand with tripod boom you good to go, because that's the one that I'm using with it, and I still don't have any issue so far...but if you have the round base stand I don't think it will hold it study. I hope this help...
2091367
Make adjustments. Use a different size screw. It will hold your average shot gun cylinder type mic.
1634268
Yes, as long as you have the microphone in an upright position as opposed to a 90 degree (L shaped) position. This pedestal stand will work just fine with larger mics as long as you use common sense regarding center of gravity and weight distribution issues.
1199438
Just a word of caution. There is a nut that is inserted into screw end, which needs to be removed prior to screwing onto the stand. When we first got it we were concerned that it didn't fit a standard mic stand.
894610
A stand can take any mic. You just have to have the proper mic holder to screw onto the boom. But as for this Pyle stand, it is too cheaply built. The adjusting knob stripped the first time it was tightened down! I don't recommend this stand.
1914470
I am not familiar with that microphone, I looked at online and it appears to have it's own stand, and I don't know it would work. Sorry I don't have an answer for you
1210106
It will work with a microphone stand and it also works out with a shockmount. Try the neewer microphone shockmount. I use it with my microphone along with the neewer boom arm. When you get the shockmount, you will have to unscrew the legs of the mic. Be aware that if you remove the microphone legs, you will be unable to put them back without them being loose. Just unscrew the legs and fit it on to the shockmount. Hope this answer helped.
250399
I purchased this stand basically of this comment because it says it will fit the Audio Technica at2020 but It' doesn't work for me. The base at the top of this mount it's to big to be able to fit the adapter that came with my microphone. Is there something else I need to purchase? I really don't know what to do.
250397
Large diaphragm mikes such as the AT 2020 have enough weight that if the mount positions the mike off center of the shaft, the stand can be tippy. I believe the mike stand will fit the mount in question, but may not necessarily be the best choice.
1404642
hmm....I think you'll be okay, but I can't say for shure (LOL sorry). I put off getting this thing for the same reason. I use mine with a U87 and i was really worried that it would sag or eventually give out. It has NOT! It's works like a dream. I even got the special piece that you screw into the wall or the desk, but I have not had to use it. I'm just using it with the desk attachment that comes with the unit. The U87 as you may know is a really large, heavy mic. I don't think it weighs 4lbs. however. I'd say give it a try. You can always return it. I have not found any better solution and I've looked quite a bit. hmm....I think you'll be okay, but I can't say for shure (LOL sorry). I put off getting this thing for the same reason. I use mine with a U87 and i was really worried that it would sag or eventually give out. It has NOT! It's works like a dream. I even got the special piece that you screw into the wall or the desk, but I have not had to use it. I'm just using it with the desk attachment that comes with the unit. The U87 as you may know is a really large, heavy mic. I don't think it weighs 4lbs. however. I'd say give it a try. You can always return it. I have not found any better solution... » Read More hmm....I think you'll be okay, but I can't say for shure (LOL sorry). I put off getting this thing for the same reason. I use mine with a U87 and i was really worried that it would sag or eventually give out. It has NOT! It's works like a dream. I even got the special piece that you screw into the wall or the desk, but I have not had to use it. I'm just using it with the desk attachment that comes with the unit. The U87 as you may know is a really large, heavy mic. I don't think it weighs 4lbs. however. I'd say give it a try. You can always return it. I have not found any better solution and I've looked quite a bit. « Show Less