Pyle Foldable Microphone Stand with Telescoping Boom (37.5–65 in)

Reviews

1. T Trap 5/5

   Stays put for drum overheads

   Holds up well as an overhead drum mic stand.

2. F Fabalavel 2/5

   Not for professional rigs

   Finicky and cheaply made; the plastic fasteners don’t clamp securely and the microphone tends to slide down. I wouldn’t use this in a pro setup.

3. C Celtic Fan 5/5

   Light-duty but functional

   I bought two as budget replacements knowing they wouldn’t match my heavier pro stands. They perform as advertised for lighter, indoor use. If your setup is handled roughly or needs heavy-duty reliability, these aren’t for you—otherwise they’re exactly what the price suggests.

4. R richard astbury 1/5

   Can’t angle the boom reliably

   The boom won’t hold tight at an angle, so you can’t position a mic over a keyboard player’s face reliably. Not a good buy for that use.

5. A aannoyed 3/5

   Works despite a broken piece on arrival

   Needed a cheap spare stand and this fit the bill, though one plastic tightener was broken out of the box. It still holds and is usable, so I kept it rather than return it. Not pro-level, but fine for casual or backup use.

6. A Arthur Cue 5/5

   Buena relación calidad-precio

   Son pedestales de calidad media, ideales para montar un estudio económico o eventos con presupuesto limitado. Compré cinco y las dejé fijas en un estudio; hay que evitar apretar en exceso tornillos del boom y la altura y no usar micros muy pesados. Con cuidado pueden durar bastante.

7. M musiclover 5/5

   Sturdy and attractive finish

   Looks great in black and feels solid in everyday use. I’ve been using mine for months with no issues—reliable and stylish.

8. M MATT G 5/5

   Lightweight and travel-friendly

   Solid for the price—light and easy to carry, but limited for heavy mics. With the boom extended use a very light capsule or add weight to the legs to prevent tipping. Great for travel and casual gigs, but heavier-duty stands outperform it.

9. H Hugh Jorgan 1/5

   Very disappointing build and reliability

   Extremely flimsy compared with professional stands. Mine arrived with a split clip and missing boom knob; replacements were slow and incorrect. The boom eventually drooped and the construction feels cheap. Not worth the trouble if you need dependable gear.

10. C candotude 5/5

    Good value — clip included and anti-slip details

    Mine arrived with textured rubber grips on the height collar and boom end that improve the feel. The included mic clip was a welcome extra and raises the overall value. Many adjustment knobs are plastic, so avoid over-tightening the top boom nut to prevent stripping. For a starter or spare stand it performs well.

11. N Nick 4/5

    Does the job, but don’t overtighten

    You get what you pay for: much of the hardware is plastic and the tensioners thread into molded components. The main boom can slip unless you handle the grips gently. The included clip’s molding has some flashing—careful trimming fixes that. It does come with thread adapters and even cable clips, which is handy.