Gator Frameworks Slim-Profile Desktop Microphone Boom Arm
- For Broadcasts, Podcasts, and Streaming
- Two Sections & Three Adjustment Points
- 360° Rotation
- Sturdy C-Clamp for Desk Mounting
Ultimate Support MC-40B Pro Classic Series Tripod Microphone Stand with Fixed-Length Boom
- For Studio and Live Sound
- Height Adjustable: 36 to 63"
- Fixed Boom: 31.7"
- Tripod Base
Musicians Value MCrane1 Microphone Suspension Crane Arm (2-Pack)
- Podcasting, Streaming, Broadcasting
- C-Clamp for Mounting
- External Springs
- Swivel Mount for Smooth Positioning
HERCULES Stands Low-Profile Microphone Stand with Telescopic Arm
- Lower Profile Height
- Power Lock Lever
- Quik-N-EZ Boom Retainer
- Short Telescopic Boom Arm
Samson MBA38 Microphone Boom Arm (38")
- Podcasting, Streaming, Broadcasting
- C-Clamp and Flange for Surface Mounting
- 38" Maximum Arm Reach
- Internal Springs
On-Stage MS7550 One-Handed Tripod Microphone Stand with Telescoping Boom (Brown Box)
- For Studio and Live Sound
- Height Adjustable: 46.5 to 72.8"
- Telescoping Boom: 18.7 to 33.1"
- Tripod Base
On-Stage MS7550 One-Handed Tripod Microphone Stand with Telescoping Boom (Color Box)
- For Studio and Live Sound
- Height Adjustable: 46.5 to 72.8"
- Telescoping Boom: 18.7 to 33.1"
- Tripod Base
Gator Frameworks 10" Roundbase Mic Stand with Standard Twist Clutch
- Heavy Duty Steel Construction
- 10" Base with Vibration Reduction
- Standard Twist Clutch
- Fits Both US and Euro Mic Clips
Ultimate Support Pro Series Pro-R-SB Mic Stand with 1/4-Turn Clutch and Stackable Base/Standard Height
- For Live Sound
- Height Adjustable: 35 to 62.5"
- Weighted Round Base
- Durable Steel Construction
Ultimate Support Pro Series Pro-R-ST Mic Stand with 1/4-Turn Clutch and Standard Weighted Base/Height
- Powder Coated, Steel Microphone Tubing
- Interchangeable Shaft
- Mic Clutch Adjusts with a Quarter Turn
- 35 to 62.5" Adjustable-Height Range
Ultimate Support Pro Series Pro-R-T Mic Stand with 1/4-Turn Clutch and Plastic Tripod Base/Standard Height
- Powder-Coated Steel Microphone Tubing
- Interchangeable Shaft
- Mic Clutch Adjusts with a Quarter Turn
- 37.5 to 65" Adjustable-Height Range
Pyle Pro PMKS5X2 Microphone Stand (Pair)
- Great for DJs, Students, and Musicians
- Pivot Adjustable Microphone Clip
- Height Adjustable from 2.8 to 5'
- Twist Clutch for Easy Adjustment
HERCULES Stands TDG107B-TS1 Tabletop Camera and Lighting Stand
- For Content Creators and Remote Work
- Supports Cameras and LED/Ring Lights
- 360° Ball Joint for Unlimited Adjustment
- Weighted Base for Stability
K&M 23150 Tabletop Microphone Stand (Black)
- Height: 9 to 15.74" (230 to 400mm)
- Thread Connection: 1/4"
- Three-Legged Tripod Base
- Robust Rubber End Caps
On-Stage MS9411TB+ Heavy-Duty Kick Drum Microphone Stand
- Height: 15 to 24"
- Boom: 19 to 33"
- Short for Kick Drums and Amp Cabinets
- Folding Tripod Base
HERCULES Stands Tripod Base Boom Microphone Stand
- For Studio and Live Sound
- 37 to 66" Height Adjustable Stand
- Adjustable 30" Boom, Tripod Base
- Comfort Quick Release Twist Clutch
HERCULES Stands Quick Release Tripod Base Boom Microphone Stand
- For Studio and Live Sound
- Height Adjustable Stand
- Boom Adjusts to 30"
- Tripod Base
HERCULES Stands Mid-Height Tripod Base Boom Microphone Stand
- For Studio and Live Sound
- 21 to 31" Height Adjustable Stand
- Adjustable Boom, Tripod Base
- Quick Release Clutch
MXL Flex Broadcast-Style Boom Arm
- For Podcasting, Content Creation & Music
- 360° Rotation, 32" Maximum Reach
- Enclosed Aluminum Design
- Internal Spring Suspension
Ultimate Support Venue Series Production Mic Boom Stand
Neewer MS007 Low-Profile Boom Arm Desktop Microphone Stand
- For Studios, Broadcasting, and Podcasts
- Clamp on Surfaces up to 2.4"
- 3.3 lb Max Weight Capacity
- 360° Horizontal Mobility
Gravity Stands Microphone Stand with Round Base (Black)
- Height Adjustment: 39.4 to 63"
- Ergonomic Twist Clutch
- Round Cast-Iron Base
- Rubber Base Bottom for Sound Isolation
Auray MS-65HD Professional Mic Stand with Telescoping Boom Arm
- For Studio and Live Sound
- Height Adjustable: 38.5 to 66.5"
- Telescoping Boom: 24.5 to 46"
- Tripod Base
Ultimate Support Live Series MC-66B Mic Stand with One-Handed Height Adjustment and Tripod Base
- Fast, Lightweight, One-Handed Clutch
- Durable Aluminum Construction
- Tripod Base with Upward-Folding Legs
- Fast Setup and Storage
TAMA Iron Works Tour MS50BK Tabletop Stand
- Die-Cast Round Base
- 8.7 to 15" Height Adjustable
- Low-Profile Design
- Sure-Cast Adjustment Collar
Choosing Microphone Stands and Boom Arms
Microphone stands and boom arms offer advantages when it comes to recording, live performances, and other activities. Boom microphone stands give the best of both worlds—stability and diverse positioning options. However, not all live or studio microphone stands need booms to work—smaller varieties of mic stands without booms are desirable for their portability and compact size.
Using Microphone Stands
A microphone stand holds the mic in place, provides stability, and will often offer adjustable positions. These stands promote better sound capture by lifting the microphone off of the ground and protecting it from physical interference. Whether you plan on using a mic for chatting online, playing music, or building a home studio, a stand helps you achieve high-quality audio results.
What's a Boom Arm?
A boom arm is a long rod that attaches to the top of a stand. It allows for vertical and horizontal movement, and increases the number of possible mic positions. A wide range of placement options makes it easy to precisely adjust the mic, resulting in accurate and effective sound capture. Most boom mic stands don't come with clips, so it's a good idea to get them separately. Microphone clips screw on to the end of boom arms and hold the mics in place.
Selecting a Desktop Microphone Stand
Stands are available in a variety of options, some being better suited than other for specific applications. Freestanding tripod mic stands are popular options for musicians and comedians. The three legs offer stability, and their rubber feet absorb vibrations from the floor, further reducing unwanted noise. More compact desktop microphone stands are also available. They work well for podcasts, lectures, or rooms with limited space. No matter which stand you decide to get, add-on accessories are available to improve certain features. For example, some people use studio shock mounts instead of mic clips to get an improved signal with minimal interference.
Choose from a wide variety of styles of mic stands or boom arms to find the perfect setup for your studio or planned performance, at B&H Photo and Video.


