Gator Frameworks Desktop Mic Stand with Weighted Round Base (GFW-MIC-0501)

The Gator Frameworks Desktop Microphone Stand is exactly what I needed for a sturdy, reliable, and professional mic setup. Whether you’re recording a podcast, streaming, gaming, or doing voiceovers, this stand delivers in every way. ⭐ Why It’s a Must-Have: ✅ Heavy, Weighted Base – No tipping, no wobbling! The solid base keeps your mic steady even if you bump the desk. ✅ Adjustable Height – The telescoping arm lets you dial in the perfect height for your mic, making it great for different setups. ✅ Universal Compatibility – Works with most microphones, including dynamic and condenser mics. No annoying adapters needed! ✅ Compact & Space-Saving – Fits perfectly on a desk without taking up too much space, ideal for small workspaces. ✅ Professional & Durable Build – Feels premium, not flimsy like some cheaper alternatives. This thing is built to last. I’ve used a lot of mic stands, and this one beats them all in terms of stability and ease of use. If you want a reliable stand that won’t slide around or fall over, this is 100% the one to get. Highly recommend!

I’m a video producer and filmmaker and I do my own sound. I have years of experience in the AV world, and I wanted to get a tabletop stand for placing a handheld mic (or a shotgun) on a table or flat surface. This was a great price, and I really like the extendable center mast. It’s not as short as normal table stands, but that can be an advantage in my experience. It really depends on the height of the table, the height of the speaker, the height of the chair, etc. But in most situations it should work, just get yourself a mic holder where you can push the mic farther down into it if you need to. Ever set a table stand on a flat podium before and it was too short? Not with this stand! And the weighted base is sturdy so it won’t tip over in most conditions. Would I use these as my main table stand if I had 12 of them for conferences? Maybe, maybe not. You can always buy a standard sized center mast separately if you want something shorter. But for a filmmaker like me, this is the perfect thing to keep in my sound kit. It’s versatile and nice quality, and it’s rather inexpensive.

I have the Shure MV7 ahoch isn't not a light microphone, for the price and the name brand this is definitely a good purchase. The bottom plate is nice and heavy just like a regular mic stand so it's totally stable with any mic I could think of. It's got a good range of hight adjustments and is perfect for easily transporting if you are traveling anywhere as if can break down bu simply unscrewing it from the base and it will fit in a woman's purse tbh, so when I have to load up my equipment I can easily make room for as many of these as I need! I use it as a backup now as I moved to the Gator Professional Broadcast Boom Mic Stand and man do I LOVE that boom arm. But when I have more guests and not enough bo arms, for $15 it's so nice to be able to have a few around and be able to have matching brand. The boom are is a little up there in price but we'll worth it, the only thing is you can have boom arms for yourself or your other Podcasters or youtubers on your channel but for your gues but out these $15 ones and everyone has matching brand booms and stand which if anyone knows is a nice look to make matching brands for certain things. Love both of them and recommend them, but if it's just 1 that you need do yourself a favor and grab that Gator Professional Broadcast Boom Mic Stand! ( also the Bietrun MJZO4 Professional Heavy Duty Microphone Arm Stand is the exact same thing and a great quality at about half the cost of the Gator Professional Broadcast Boom Mic Stand, the Gator just has a white "G" at the but that is literally the only difference even the quality is the same) hope that helps anyone a little on their search for good mic stand!

Very solid. Height adjustable. Good locking clutch. The base is not heavy enough for an EV RE-20. It will tip easy. Good for lighter mics.

Was just recently shopping for table top Mike stands for a podcast shoot overseas. I was getting nervous because almost all of the mics stand solutions were not holding our front heavy Mike properly. The mic I love to use for these situations is on SE electronics Dyna Caster, which is very heavy in the front and has the tripod thread in the very back of the microphone. Even though this gator desktop mic stand is low profile the basis quite heavy and stable. All the components feel high-quality and I was proud to set this up for my professional shoots. Thank you.

I bought two of these for two different microphones. They're very sturdy. They also fit two different nut profiles; the smaller size like the one on my Aston Spirit and larger size of my Yeti. You have to unscrew the larger outer bolt to reveal the smaller sized bolt. Photo shows them in there lowest position in front of a Vibrolux for scale.

This microphone holder is exactly what I was looking for! It’s very sturdy and has a nice weight to it, so I know my mic is secure and won’t tip over. It was also super easy to set up I had it ready to go in just a few minutes. I use it for recording podcasts, filming videos, and gaming, and it works perfectly for all of it. Great quality and functionality for the price!

Excellent quality product, has heavy and reliable base, excellent table stand for almost any type of microphones. Love it and Highly recommend.

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Supporti molto solidi, robusti e di ottima fattura. Acquistati per portare una coppia di diffusori monitor all'altezza desiderata, sono anche belli da vedere tranne che per la scritta presente sull'asta, che tendo sempre a nascondere. Ottimo acquisto. Buon rapporto qualità/prezzo.

The stand itself is sturdy and good value IF, yes, IF you get a new one. I bought 2 of them. One was ok, the other came with missing packaging, missing thread adapter and scratched up. Clearly a used item. I contacted the seller. Sent pictures, several messages and nothing! Not a single reply. That's unaceptable service! Shameful.

It's a wonderful desktop stand. The base is heavy and stable with 3 rubber feet underneath. On-Stage has 5 and Samson has a rubber ring underneath the base. The logo was a bit different than in the picture but the quality was impecable. Before you buy, think of the total height - where will the microphone capsule end up (!). On my desk, it was a bit too tall but for many people it will be perfect. it can support even microphones like SM7B or NT1.