Atlas Sound MS20 Heavy-Duty Round Base Mic Stand Ebony

The item is as advertised. Sturdy and solid. Able to hold boom mic securely.

Once you set this up and use it, you'll know why it's worth the higher price point. I use it at the keyboard with a boom, so I didn't want to chance a cheap stand wobbling over. Get it and have it for life.

Just get this stand and boom and call it goof for life. Don't wast money on other stands that fall apart and fall over. One and done!

I'm using these to mount small speakers from a Behringer portable PA system. They have a heavy base and work fine for that purpose. I'm quite satisfied.

Very well constructed mic stand. the low profile round base is rather heavy but that is the reason why this mic stand is so sturdy.

I have two of these. I've been pretty rough on them. There isn't a scratch, ding, dent, or blemish after a few years. They look like brand new. They stand up to everything.... from jerks, to falling off stages, to falling off vans and getting hit by cars. They are indestructible. Also I really like the air suspension feature. It helps so that when you have a really heavy mic on there, for instance the Blue Bottle or the Neumann U87, when you adjust the height, the mic doesn't come crashing down as soon as you loosen the clutch. The mic is supported by a hydraulic-like pocket of air that allows the mic to fall slowly and more carefully. Also, the 14" base (which weighs a ton) adds to the stability. The three piece clutch is outstanding!I have a hard time getting off sometimes because it grips so tight. Unlike my other $30 Sam Ash mic stands, the clutch and the entire stand is metal. The clutch on the cheaper mic stand broke when I even remotely touched it. Atlas stands are well worth the price and are BY FAR the best, best looking, most durable mic stands on the market. These stands(MS20) are definitely worth the price over the MS10 and MS12. These are the way to go.