MS 2003 : It is usable but don't expect professional quality

Well, it's not the best stand, but it does the job if you only use it for light studio aplication. Made mostly from metal, which is good, however the clamp is hard to secure and you need to turn it really well if you want the arm to stand in the position. Also, when you secure the arm in horizontal position it still has a bit of vertical movement to it (the end of the arm lifts a few mm up and down, because it is only secured by a single screw which makes it move a little bit inside the housing, which is just a little bit loose). The vertical pole is not very straight as well when secured, because the bottom screw (near the legs of the stand) makes it lean a bit to the side, when the screw is completely turned - it could look a bit strange for a vocalist, if he sang standing up, but otherwise its merely cosmetic problem.

If you're going to use the stand with a condenser mic you should definetely buy a shockmount because you are going to experience a lot of unwanted noises from this stand. I am not a professional, so hopefully I will use it ok with a bit of attention.