The threads on the cheap plastic microphone adapter warped and now I have to get a new one

It works perfectly fine to hold up my shock-mounted Blue Yeti, but mounting the Blue Yeti directly to it seemed like a bad idea given that there's a soft plastic adapter that would need to go between the mic and the arm's male end

Just wish it was a sturdier plastic for the little piece that screws on the Snowball

When you get this the box is misleading as it has a spring mount on the front of the box, and when you take it out it's this cheap plastic thing like in the thumbnail of the product on amazon.

I found and initially used that adapter, but the piece is made out of cheap plastic and ended up stripping almost right away, making for a very loose/unstable fit

They have cheap plastic padding on the top of the vise that got deformed after moving the stand about 5 times which caused the vise to be slanted

Cheap plastic adapter included for mounting the mic

This one has both an almost useless plastic adapter in the lame microphone holder and a better metal one ( but not as nice as the $4 one sold separately) to use it for a ¼” devise I need to use an adapter

When you get this the box is misleading as it has a spring mount on the front of the box, and when you take it out it's this cheap plastic thing like in the thumbnail of the product on amazon.

It's flimsy plastic and barely fits

The plastic one that comes with the stand stripped after a couple of weeks and my Mic fell off the stand

Broke before I could use it -- the joints are made of extremely cheap metal and plastic

it breaksover time since its cheap plastic

Cheap plastics

The thread adapter that allows this stand to fit 99% of mic mounts is a super cheap plastic and always comes off with my shock

Cheap plastic mic holder adapter

It also has issues with the threading into a mic, the plastic is cheap and strips very easily

Where the microphone is mounted there is a cheap plastic thread which connects the microphone to the arm, and this began to cause problems holding the microphone stable

Cheap plastic screws broke within hours

When attempting to tighten the plastic knobs to keep it in place, the plastic split on the knob at the elbow

Quite honestly its just a cheap plastic mold that is supposed to hold the microphone.

Had to replace the cheap plastic threaded screw piece with a metal one to attach my mic

Cheap thin metal lasted about 1 month p

there's not quite as much spring tension as I'd prefer

And as you know, when metal bends, it breaks

and it's still working just as good as when I got

It won't support a very weighty mic as there's just not enough tension even if you tighten the

This thing is about as sloppy as it gets

There is one small problem though and that is the base of it wobbles a

When you get this the box is misleading as it has a spring mount on the front of the box, and when you take it out it's this cheap plastic thing like in the thumbnail of the product on amazon.

Arm cant support mics such as

Bit wobbly on it's base but works as it shows

I do respect the company as a

It's not as flexible as

it works just as it supposed to

Bought in May and after a month it has started to bend and crack as of July.

Keeps my mic off my desk as well as off the

The springs hold the mic steady just as well as when I bought it, and the desk clamp stays tight with only ocassional tightening.

amazed as to how well this worked

Still not a fan I even HAD to remove it so forcefully, unsure as to why it's clamp was designed this way.

n’t scuff up the wood

n’t feel like this will flop over or slide down under weight

other wise i love it