Professional Adjustable Metal Suspension Scissor Arm Stand Holder for Handheld Microphone Mic

Works well for a Snowball mic, but you need the 5/8ths adapter which it does not come with. It is also fairly short but it stays where you leave it. Adapter needed: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001H5OSCI/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_1

This thing is cool. It's strong, versatile and easy to use. Good thing, too--as the instructions pointing ambiguously to bolts on the frame were all in a foreign character set and completely outside of my ability to translate. But there's not much to it, I've only used the handled tighteners for adjustment and it's quite stable. I have it holding a condenser mic that's just below its maximum weight and this thing stays where I put it. The thumbscrew in the base is not terribly tolerant to motion, so be sure to loosen it before rotating the whole arm assembly and you'll be fine. I expect I'll be buying more of these in the near future.

I use this to hold a large diaphragm condenser mic and it works great. It can reach mouth height for vocals or down low enough to track guitar. Nice product for the price.

It came wrapped in a billion sheets of bubblewrap so you know it's protected (and there was bubblewrap inside the box as well). It's actually pretty short, I was expecting something longer like those desk lamps (which has arms that are about 18-20 inches long). This arm stand is 15" meaning that if it was completely straight, it would be 30" long. I wanted something to mount on the side of my desk so I can have the mic hanging over my arms, allowing more desk space. It does just that! Good product, just a bit short and I don't think there are dimensions stating the arm lengths.

Got this item for my son for Christmas and everything he has said about it is great loves it just what he wanted