Fun Generation Mic Stand 5-stars Reviews

Great experience !

I bought a drum kit and some other staff for my home studio. exactly as described. Best service !!

Thank you !

Very good!

Sturdy mic stand, very well done.

It does the job

Very cheap mic stand but it does its job perfectly and looks like it will last a while.

Better than expected!

I went for one of the cheapest mic stands, because all I needed was a stand for practice.

Pros:

Well built and solid.

Good value for money

Cons:

Not for gigging (constant assembly would make the lifespan shorter.)

ok stands

For it's price they're suprisingly okay stands! I use them with cheaper tom mics, instead of clipping them on the tom's hardware. I won't cry over these tom mics if they would fall because of the cheap stands but it didn't happen yet.

I can only recommend it if you're in a similar situation. If you would use them with a more expensive mic, beleive me, and go buy a better one!

Very Good

After reading some reviews I was not so sure about this product but considering the price I thought I'd give it a try. So I did,,,,,and I actually was very impressed at the great quality of the stand. I use it with the K&M 85055 mic clamp and it fitted perfectly, and does not droop down at all with my microphone (Shure SM 58).

Decent stand for the price.

Needed an extra mic stand for miking drums, bought this one since it's the cheapest, and as long as it stays upright and doesn't fall, my needs are covered. After reading the reviews I expected it to be very shabby, wonky and unstable, a lot of plastic parts, etc, but after unboxing I was pleasantly surprised. It's not the sturdies stand, of course, but it is absolutely acceptable, especially since it costs next to nothing. Tightens up nicely as well as holds weight. All the "tightening knobs" feel sturdy enough. The best part is, perhaps, it's height. It is surprisingly tall once You extend it to it's maximum. So that is quite useful if You are miking a room with high ceilings and want to get the reflections, or You want to use it for overhead mics on drums. Either way, it's good enough. For those applications. As for singing, I can't really give a comprehensive review, but I imagine that it would be acceptable in a studio or a rehearsal space, maybe not so much for live applications, then again, if You are relatively careful (and I don't mean polishing it with a microfiber cloth after every touch, but rather not knocking it down on purpose, leaning on it full weight and so on) I'm sure it'll do. Overall, got exactly what I needed, and a tad more than I expected!

Good consider the price.

A total bargain

This is by no means the most robust mic stand I've owned: neither is it the flimsiest. It's a medium-lightweight stand of acceptably sturdy and neat construction.

More expensive stands have nicer and stronger knobs for tightening screws and bolts, but the more modest ones here do the job just fine.

It is stable when one loads it up with a mic and cable and the tripod feet are wide enough to ensure that the stand doesn't tip over (so long as one sensibly positions the boom arm directly over one of the feet, as with any mic stand).

As a mic stand it's not spectaular, but it is adequate and perfectly usable. When one considers the price though, it's pretty amazing. You could buy three of these for the price of one noticeably more sturdy stand.