The stand feels like it locks in, but even though i've cranked it down as hard as I can, the main boom has no way to solidly lock in such as interlocking teeth, and even when held close to the stand it will slowly fall down over the course of 10-15 minutes

But, Iwould recommend it to those who need a good inexpensive mic boom.

Both the boom and the stand itself are scratched and nicked from rubbing against other.

Either the junk metal threads strip or the legs break or the the clamp that adjust the boom strips or some placstic piece breaks or something else.

The boom goes a little bit horizontally askew to the base, which is no big deal, but a slight annoyance.

This boom is excellent!

The boom on which mic is attached has to be inline with one of the legs or it will fall on you.

While this may not hold up to the rigors of road usage and touring, it's perfect as a stationary boom for use in a private office or what have you.

It is missing the boom.

I did leave the boom fully extended with a heavy mic on over a week, and the boom didn't sag over time

This is a decent inexpensive mic boom.

The base has a small circumference, so you can't stick the boom out very far at all, almost useless

All around great boom stand for the price, do not hesitate if you are thinking about buying this one.

Boom stand works well, but isn't quite sturdy enough to hold my blue yeti pro microphone, unfortunately

Put the arm facing all the way up so that the stand is completely straight, buy the On Stage Microphone Stand Arm, and screw it on to the top of the stand, and then you'll have yourself a nice, long, and sturdy boom stand

I bought extra mic clips, as I have had them break before, so they fit securely on the boom, I am very happy with this and recommend it to anyone looking for an inexpensive boom for there mic stand

It's like getting the Boom for nearly nothing

Excellent boom stand!

This is a great little boom stand for a shotgun microphone

For acoustic guitar, the boom works great and there's not much of a problem with the weight balance

I have to always make sure the boom is in-line with one of the 3 legs just so it will support a mic and cable

Some of these less-expensive boom poles need to be tightened very tight for them not to slip, this one seems to hold up better than most!

This is a very good quality boom stand

The Boom & Stand work great for me

Given the threading width is standard, I'm not sure what the problem is for other Yeti owners, but I suspect they received poorly machined tripod booms.

I'm only giving it 4 stars because there isn't enough counter weight to make most of the boom poll useful.

Good basic boom mic stand.

This is a perfectly good boom mic stand for a home studio like mine where all it has to do is hold a sm47 close to the front of a speaker cab.

Using it as a small, portable boom pole for a

For an extra $6, I got a well made, sturdy, heavy boom mic stand

and if you don't tighten it to the point of hurting your hand, the boom will slowly sink lower over time as its just a vice clamp system

Good generic boom mic stand.

Professionals are willing to shell out hundreds and hundreds for proper stands, but I think that the On Stage Stands Boom is amazing for the price you pay

I see half of this stand as being just fine but the boom is not very good

This is a great boom stand

I like the relatively long boom.

If you have the boom stand bended like in the picture and have a super heavy mic like mine then over time the boom might lower BARELY, but don't worry you have to tightin it very very hard if you don't want that to happen

Good boom stands

Affordable mic boom stand with a very solid build quality

Good, economical boom mic stands

This is a pretty good stand for the price, I ended up leaving this one in the rehearsal room as I prefer the telescoping booms

A decent boom mic stand for the price and convenience of home delivery.

Good stand, solid components, easily adjustable and the boom is good length.