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Anyone have the issue of the small telescopic arm sticking? I cannot get it to extend on 2 of 3 mics I have... it spins freely when the locking screw is loose, but will not extend. Tips for getting this "unstuck"?
A shopper
on May 1, 2019
BEST ANSWER:Check if the other thumb screw holding the thicker boom is not too tight. It may be pinching the inner telescoping piece. Also check if the outer boom has any indentations that are hindering the movement of the inner. If neither of those looks to be the case then contact tech support for an RMA and we will get you some new ones.
BEST ANSWER:Check if the other thumb screw holding the thicker boom is not too tight. It may be pinching the inner telescoping piece. Also check if the outer boom has any indentations that are hindering the movement of the inner. If neither of those looks to be the case then contact tech support for an RMA and we will get you some new ones.
I bought 3 of the Monoprice Guitar Stands, 2 Monoprice Microphone Stands, and the Monoprice Sheet Music Stand. Love them - all work Great. I now also ordered another Monoprice Microphone Stand and another Monoprice Guitar Stand - so all will continue to match.
I was pleasantly surprised by the weight and sturdiness of this microphone stand. It's not some cheaply made stand, rather a well-made one. The stand has adjustments all over the place to raise, lower, twist, turn, and otherwise manipulate the positioning. This works great for me as I've actually been using this to do streaming videos with a web cam and have the cam clipped to the end.
Incredible value for multiple features at a rock bottom price. Heavy duty construction and easy to use one handed clutch adjustment (it does work best to hold a leg of the tripod down with one foot.) No more pinching and blistering when trying to adjust the height like when using the usual twist/screw action with one and and having the boom head slam down on your hand.
This is a very robust stand for something in the entry level market. I don't have the issues with the clutch that others have referred to, but I could see the likelihood of this plastic part failing with limited abuse. I purchased three. One of the threads for the mic clip is stripped halfway down, meaning the threaded washer has to be well up toward the clip before it engages. On two out of the three, the small part of the boom is jammed and can't move it at all using just my hands (going to resort to a vicegrip next, but that is going to make the paint a mess, I'm sure). These are for a rehearsal space, and will likely do the trick for that, but not sure I would take them on the road.
