On-Stage Stands DS7200B Adjustable Height Desktop Stand Reviews

3.5/5.0 based on 4 customer reviews

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from Milwaukee, WI
May 16, 2013Music Background:
recording Engineer, Musician, hobbyist

Awesome Little Stand.

I was looking for a microphone stand for desktop recording and needed something pretty short. Originally I wanted a tripod stand but after reading some buyers guides and posts online decided to go with a weighted base. I put it together and placed a Bluebird microphone in it's shock mount on top of it. It holds it with no problems as this can be a heavy combanation. I had also bought a On-Stage dual-screen pop filter that attached to the stand with no issues.

I liked how easy this stand is that I bought another!

Reese
from Cape Cod
November 16, 2012Music Background:
A/V technician

Very solid, basic table stand

I needed fifteen table stands in a hurry for an event, and bought these mainly based on price. They turned out to be nicer than I expected and have a nice heft to them. The only complaint is the two large stickers stuck on the tube, which would have been very distracting visually and had to be removed. They used really good glue on the barcode sticker!

TomC
from Chicago, IL
August 3, 2011Music Background:
Freelance Engineer

Nice looking well priced, but...

I do a lot of corporate production so these are perfect for conferences and panel discussions. My biggest beef is On-Stage slaps a big ugly sticker and a white barcode on the shaft of the stand. So plan on taking a few minutes to peel the stickers off before use (naturally the white barcode is a tough one to peel). Not sure who the brain behind slapping a white paper barcode on a nice black stand was, but hopefully someone comes to their senses and puts it on the bottom of the base. Funny how they don't show the sticker or barcode in the picture.

from
May 15, 2012

weigh your mic first

This stand will not support the weight of an NT1-A without wanting to tip forward. Nough said.