Podcast Microphone Stands
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The Samson MD5 desktop microphone stand is the ideal mic accessory for any desktop studio. The MD5 measures 5" in height to allow for optimal desktop mic positioning. The MD5 is perfect for podcasts, voiceovers, recording music or any other desktop application where ideal mic placement is essential. Learn More -
The Gator Frameworks GFW-MIC-0821 has a hefty, weighted base that provides balance and stability to the low-profile kick drum and amp mic stand. The base includes a no-slip, vibration reducing gasket for better sound quality.
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The Samson's MBA28 microphone boom arm is the perfect microphone accessories for any radio, podcast or home studio setup. Its articulating design provides a maximum horizontal/vertical arm reach of 28", giving users convenient flexibility with their mic placement.
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List $99.99Price $59.99Savings $40.00 (40%)The Gator Frameworks GFWMICBCBM1000 38.5" desk-mounted boom mic stand for broadcasting or podcasting provides 360° of rotational adjustment with minimal noise and an internal XLR cable for a clean look. Learn More
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List $162.99Price $79.95Savings $83.04 (51%)The On-Stage Stands MBS7500 professional studio mic boom arm delivers quiet operation and extensive adjustability for professional broadcast, webcast, and studio applications. The mounting stem is compatible with standard mic clips and shock mounts. Learn More -
The MXL BCD-Stand desktop microphone stand features an articulating arm and swivel action. Its built-in XLR cable measures 12' in length, and the screw and clamp mounts will secure the stand onto desks and workstations in broadcast studios and voice-over studios.
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The Samson MBA38 microphone boom arm is the perfect microphone accessory for any radio, podcast or home studio setup. Its articulating design provides a maximum horizontal/vertical arm reach of 38", giving users convenient flexibility with their mic placement. Learn More -
The Samson MBA48 microphone boom arm is the perfect microphone accessory for any radio, podcast or home studio setup. Its articulating design provides a maximum horizontal/vertical arm reach of 48", giving users convenient flexibility with their mic placement.
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List $159.99Price $99.99Savings $60.00 (38%)The Gator Frameworks GFWMICBCBM2000 desk-mounted Broadcast/Podcast boom mic stand features a spring-loaded articulating arm that adjusts with one touch and can be rotated a full 360° to provide a comfortable experience for the user. Learn More -
The popular K&M 23850, smooth-running microphone desk arm with 3/8" or 5/8" thread connector for sound studios and multimedia work stations with a new innovative table clamp. Easy to position and suitable for microphones up to 1.76 lbs. The 196.85" long microphone cable with a 3 pin XLR plug connector is included.
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The Gator Frameworks Mini Tripod desktop stand for wired microphones is great for remote podcast Interviews. The lightweight mini tripod design collapses into a compact shape and can be easily slipped into any microphone bag, pocket or storage compartment.
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The On-Stage Stands DS7200B adjustable height desktop microphone stand features a die-cast steel clutch providing height adjustments from 9" to 13" making it perfect for desktop and short height miking. The solid sand-cast base with five rubber feet adds stability.
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List $35.99Price $29.99Savings $6.00 (17%)The Atlas Sound DS5E 5 inch Fixed Height Desktop Mic Stand includes a traditional, circular cast iron base and chrome-plated tubing for application with any standard microphone. The DS-5 features chrome plated tubing.
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The Gator Frameworks GFW-MIC-0822 is a telescoping boom mic stand for desktop recording, bass drum, and guitar amps.
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The Rolls MS211 desktop goose-neck mic stand will allow you to momentarily mute (or talk) a microphone signal. The Push To Mute function is very useful in the event of a sneeze, cough, or other possible distracting noise while using a mic to record a podcast or any other situation you would need to temporarily mute a mic signal.
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