Hawk Proaudio HMS65 Tripod Mic Stand with Fixed-length Boom (Black)

I've had it about 6 weeks now and it's light weight, and easy to set up, but sturdy enough to handle the weight of the Blue Yeti mic. You just have to be a bit careful about positioning the boom and the tripod at bottom to balance it carefully.

I bought this based on an answer (attached) that said "could fit blue snowball ice", well it doesn't! Bolt is slightly smaller, maybe an mm, and hence the mic will just drop! As shown in the pic, I am currently using black tape to hold the mic in place, will look for an appropriate replacement bolt.Pros:1. it's well-built, sturdy, and looks elegant.2. Price is Ok.3. Good balance for a lighter (usual dynamic) mic.Cons:1. Blue Snowball (and Ice) won't fit, but as the bolt is removable, it can be replaced with a slightly bigger outer diameter bolt.2. Blue Snowball-like heavy mics will be ok for about 30 degrees (angle) with the vertical, if you pull it lower than that the stand will topple.

The Hawk HMS65 offers great value for its price, combining reliability, adjustability, and build quality. It’s a solid pick for both beginners and experienced musicians

Build quality is okish but it holds my Samson c03 quite well , so I am happy with it .

Quality is not good

Recommended

quantity is excellent

An extremely weak stand.Can't even hold a dynamic mic. It fell!