Gator Frameworks Adjustable Single Section Boom Arm for Microphone Stands (GFW-MIC-0010)

We use this in a church setting where it gets moved often and is subjected to reasonable abuse. Survives even the heaviest of hands and falls. Such a sturdy and reliable microphone stand!

This mic stand is really strong and works good at any angle

You would think that these don't look like the oldie goldie mic stands with chromed metal rods and metal hinge material/hefty weights on the end. You might order them anyway, thinking the price is right and how bad can they be? I did.But I've been impressed in the couple of months I've used these. I'm hanging Shure SM58 mics on them and they're solid! The friction is VERY adjustable. They don't need to be honked on with a pair of pliers like the old metal ones had to be sometimes. The wire management clips are great. The price is right. I love 'em!

I picked up this boom arm to use with my gator frameworks stand and it's a sturdy unit.

Does what I wanted it to do when doing my barstool seated solo gigs. Keeps the passers by from bumping the extended tail and the microphone being jam in the face. Well built for its price range.For added stability make sure one leg of stand is facing you. Universal stand fit.

This was a very worthy purchase. My old boom arm was flimsy and a standard mic was almost too heavy for it. So I purchased this one and am very glad I did. It has a nice counterweight so that it balances well. It is easy to slide and adjust tightly so that you don't have that horrible thing where the boom arm/mic start to droop in the middle of you singing (that has happened to me!). It attached to my mic stand without any problems and I added my existing mic clip to it without any hassle. I recommend it.

Best quality and best color and flexibility.

If you're never going to move these or use them very little they're okay. Clutch has seized up then stripped out within 6 months making them unusable. Would not recommend for a club or constant use live situation. Set them up in your band room then never touch them again. I'll be looking elsewhere when I need to order more booms. That said, they're okay if you don't use them a lot.