Samson MD5 Desktop Mic Stand w/Weighted Base for Recording, Studio, Podcast

Nicely made. Easy to assemble. The weighted base prevents tipping. Fits rode podmic perfectly. Arrived quickly. Great option for the price!

Got this for my blue yeti mic, previously had a boom arm that I couldn’t use for a new desk and needed a new solution. The base is very weighted which is good to offset the heaviness of the yeti mic so there’s no concern about it tipping over. Very pleased, as I looked for awhile for a desk stand to replace the boom arm.

A decent desktop stand that will not break the bank. I added a gooseneck to it, and it holds up my condenser mic without a problem.

The stand supports the weight of the mic just fine, and with its wide base I don't worry about accidentally knocking over my mic. The only complaint I have is that the top of the base which i think may be plastic feels a little wobbly, overall i'm satisfied with the purchase.

Great quality.

My wife and I have a podcast and we use this stands...they look great and they are a great size for a desktop option. My only complaint is that I wish they were just a 1/2" - 1" taller simply because the XLR cord coming out of the mic (Shure sm7b) has to bend a little since it points straight down. This is just because of the mics we use so it probably wouldn't be a problem with other microphones. It's also worth noting that it doesn't affect the sound of the mic but it's just a tight fit and it would be nice to have a littl more room there.

It's surprisingly difficult to find a desktop stand, or otherwise for the Blue Yeti, more so if you plan on using the Blue designed Radius II.This stand seemed simple enough to avoid any real problems, assuming the base was stable.At 6.25 in; (~15.9cm) in diameter and 2.7lbs (~1.23kg) the base is indeed solid enough to support this beast of a microphone.The base itself could probably be a bit heavier as there is room underneath, but at some point it would just be silly.There is a generous dense foam footing running the entire perimeter of the base to prevent scratching. It's fairly thick and slides nicely along my desktop.The threads are very nicely machined on both ends of the stem, easily connecting to both the base and the shock mount.The only real downside is that there are no height adjustments at all, but I figured that was the main reason this would work without presenting any tipping hazards. Thankfully, the final stack height happens to work for me with my setup.All in all, if you're willing to sacrifice flexibility this will definitely hold your mic for a good price.

I got this for my AT2020USB and it works great.