The base has some good weight to it, which is a must for heavier condenser mics

Has good weight so it won't fall over with heavier mics

Small enough to carry, but with enough base weight that they don't tip over

Nice 3 leg stable weighted base and enough extension features for proper Mic placement.

Good extension, well weighted, small enough to place a mic any place on a drum set

amazing product very sturdy the price is great price for the

Very solid build product .I love the design , it work's great.

this is a great stand for anyone looking to mic up their guitar amp, seems well built and rugged, although the mic clip is just a cheap plastic component you should immediately replace!

This little fellow is well built out of mostly steel and is heavy for its size

It has all the adjustments a full size mic stand would have and seems to be well built.

This is sturdy, well built, doesn't feel cheaply made at all, and most importantly

This product is very sturdy and very well built to hold even heavy mic to hold in persistent position

a pair of SDC mics won't tip it over, even with a decent extension on the boom

Nice 3 leg stable weighted base and enough extension features for proper Mic placement.

Good extension, well weighted, small enough to place a mic any place on a drum set

The base is pretty heavy, basically on par with my kick drum mic stand that's a solid base

The base is solid and heavy to keep the stand from falling over

Solid base only topples over at full extension with a heavy mic like the Shure PG52.

The base is super solid, and you get a telescoping boom

Solid base only topples over at full extension with a heavy mic like the Shure PG52.

The point, if anybody tells you this is a fragile piece of gear, it's because they're abusing the gear beyond what it was designed to do; at a reasonable price, hold a microphone in a static position and then be moved again

As a life long musician I am used to paying insane prices for anything that works event remotely as advertised

amazing product very sturdy the price is great price for the

Great price, very heavy base that is perfect for using shock mounted mics, double telescoping poles

The point, for a well constructed mic stand, this is a great price.

The point, for a well constructed mic stand, this is a great price.

This Samson MB1 mini boom mic stand serves my needs very well.

This is the perfect mic stand for miking an instrument amp/speaker on a semi-permanent setup

I wanted a bass mic stand that would not topple over with a heavier mic attached to its end.

Those are premium stands and priced accordingly, but professionals did not want to mess with flimsy mic stands, so it was worth it.

solid heavy base, good size and right height for guitar or uke.

Nice size and height for holding mic for acoustic guitar.

Great size and weight, and the design really prevent mic falling into the floor

This is a reasonably solid and well built budget stand that is the perfect size for micing a guitar while seated and takes up little room.

Not the least expensive mini boom stand (paid $30) but it has a solid base and a good-size arm

My other concern was quality, but this is a very sturdy stand and seems like it will last a long time

The quality seems good overall, and it comes with a clip too

Everything is great quality especially considering the moderately low price

This stand is exactly what it promises to be: a good quality mini boom stand.

I had bought this mic with the intentions of using a rockband microphone as a PC mic, as I found that that particular microphone had fairly good quality

The boom compares well to my K&M, the base is stable but compact, and the clutch mechanism feels solid.

This left me with the threaded part still in the base and a useless aluminum rod and boom.

Use it more like a straight stand with just enough boom to get over your snare or floor tom or similar items

Not the least expensive mini boom stand (paid $30) but it has a solid base and a good-size arm

Rather than buy a smaller mic or an overpriced boom counterweight, I just picked up a pair of 3 lb ankle weights (6 lb total) here

so that's a good height for how compact this stand can get as well

It's quite the perfect height for when I'm seated on my stool

My first concern was the height

Nice size and height for holding mic for acoustic guitar.

Great for micing a snare drum or as happens often in our case it is the perfect height for someone in the 3 to 4 foot tall range to use for vocals.