Pyle
Desktop Microphone Stand - Adjustable Gooseneck
Enhance your audio setup with the Pyle Desktop Microphone Stand. This compact and versatile stand features an adjustable 8.2-inch gooseneck for precise microphone positioning, ideal for broadcasting, studio recording, or live performances. Its sturdy metal base ensures stability on any tabletop or counter, while the lightweight and durable design makes it easy to handle. The stand includes a universal mic clip attachment with standard 5/8'' threading, offering broad compatibility with most microphones. Enjoy reliable performance and convenient setup for all your audio needs.
$31.19
Owner Satisfaction
3.3
/ 5
Category Rank
203
/ 207
#203 in Microphone Stands
Price vs Category Average
-62%
Below average
Adjustable Gooseneck Length
8.2
/ inches
Who it's for
- Highly Flexible Gooseneck
- Budget-Friendly Pricing
- Stable Desktop Base
Who should skip it
- Questionable Long-Term Durability
- Limited Weight Capacity
- Poor Vibration Isolation
Key Specs
Adjustable Gooseneck Length
8.2 inches
Base Dimensions (L x W)
5.6 x 6.8 inches
Construction Materials
Steel Alloy Base
Universal Screw-On Threading
Standard 5/8''-inch
Microphone Clip U.S. Standard
M-6
Material
Steel
Base Type
Round Base
Microphone Thread Size
5/8 inch
Features
- Flexible gooseneck for precise mic placement
- Sturdy metal base for stable mounting
- Lightweight and durable construction
- Includes universal mic holder/clip
- Standard 5/8'' threading for wide compatibility
- Ideal for desktop or counter use
- Suitable for studio and live performance
What customers say
This Pyle stand is praised as a highly budget conscious option offering immediate functionality and excellent flexibility for quick desktop adjustments during light use like podcasting. Users value the easily positioned gooseneck for precise placement. However, stability is a major concern. The base is frequently described as too lightweight, causing the stand to easily tip, especially with standard or heavier microphones. Furthermore, the flexible neck often struggles to hold position under moderate load, resulting in mic droop. While this stand serves well as an inexpensive, entry level solution for very small microphones, those needing robust construction or long term durability for heavier equipment find it lacking.
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