Introduction
In this review, we’ll explore the performance, pros, and cons of the On-Stage Posi-Lok Sidemount Boom Microphone Stand —a versatile tool designed to elevate your audio recording and performance experiences—helping you decide if it fits your needs.
Features
- Sidemount design for easy attachment to microphone stands
- Posi-Lok clutch for secure angle adjustments
- Adjustable boom arm for precise microphone positioning
- Durable construction
- Compatible with various microphone types and stands
Performance
- The sidemount design of the On-Stage Posi-Lok Sidemount Boom makes it incredibly easy to attach to existing microphone stands, giving added versatility to your setup.
- Its Posi-Lok clutch ensures that once you’ve found the perfect angle for your microphone. It stays safe in place, eliminating any worries of unwanted movement during your performance or recording session.
- The adjustable boom arm provides unparalleled flexibility, thus enabling you to precisely position your microphone precisely where you need it to achieve optimal sound capture.
- Crafted from durable materials, this microphone stand is built to withstand the demands of regular use in studio, stage, or rehearsal settings.
- With its compatibility with various microphone types and stands, the On-Stage Posi-Lok Sidemount Boom offers a level of versatility that is hard to beat, making it a valuable addition to any audio setup.
Microphone Stand Pros
- Simple sidemount setup for easy connection.
- Secure angle changes with a clutch mechanism.
- Position the microphone exactly where you want it with a movable arm.
- Built strong to last a long time.
- Works with many types of microphones and stands.
Microphone Stand Cons
- Some users may find the Posi-Lok clutch mechanism slightly stiff initially, needing a bit of extra effort to adjust.
- The sidemount design might not work well for every microphone stand, especially if the stand has little space or has a special setup.
Conclusion
In summary, the On-Stage Posi-Lok Sidemount Boom is a microphone stand that’s really handy, trustworthy, and flexible, which you might not find in other stands. Even though it has a few small issues, it works really well and can be used by anyone who needs a good and microphone stand for their setup.
ODGD –
Perfect for micing acoustic guitar on vocal mic stand. The arm swings up and down so distance varies either height; you can of course also slide whole unit up and down. A bit awkward but in the nature of things. My mic stand has very adjustable boom which makes adapting the whole configuration a bit easier for standing or sitting at different heights.
なんでも屋 –
生楽器用にマイクスタンドのスタンド部に取り付けて
使用するい目的で購入。
これまではボーカル用と生楽器用の2本のスタンドを
立てていましたがかさばるため不便を感じていました。
このタイプの商品は以前から知ってましたが
安価なものだと自由度と固定精度が不安だったため
ためらっていましたが思い切って購入してよかった
です。
ただし、固定には問題ないですが
固定用のネジの先端部のゴムがつぶれてしまい
変形してしまいますので☆1個マイナスです
Mr. G. Snowdon –
Just great for attaching to a music stand.
Jimmy –
Perfect for adding a second microphone or other piece of equipment to a mic stand!!
David Bojorges –
excelente producto y llegó en tiempo y forma
D S –
i can position an sm57 exactly where it needs to be for my guitar amp. if it’s a little off for your needs, a small gooseneck extender would put it where you need it to go. It is not going to clamp onto the small lip on the front of my actual amp, but i wouldn’t do that anyway. works great for me. very sturdy, and tightens down very securely.
Karthik Ramaswamy –
Finally all music enthusiasts and performers who give performances sitting cross-legged should heave a sigh of relief – You now have the perfect sidemount boom stand! I noticed a situation where I had to have this boom attached to my microphone main stand which was a “PylePro PMKS40 Universal Microphone Stand with Height Adjustable” which I had purchased earlier. The main microphone stand was also a good, robust and resilient piece but it couldn’t be adjusted in height to suit the singer’s mouth level since both the singer and accompanists in this case sit cross-legged. Not just that – the 300 degrees rotational adjustability of this boom stand is unrivalled and helps you fine tune the level of the microphone to the optimal level for the best throughput. I don’t know what I would have done without this boom stand! I would recommend this boom stand over the traditionally available stands with lever-adjusted sidemounts, also due to one more advantage – this one will also not dent or flake the paint on your main microphone stand although it is mounted at various different positions on the main stand.
Harlan R. Hogan –
As the creator of the
Porta-Booth – Portable Sound Studio
and the
The Porta-Booth Pro – Your Recording Studio At Home and on the Road
I searched everywhere for a device like this. When you want to use a Porta-Booth product standing up and mounted on a microphone boom arm you need a “drop pipe” device to hang your microphone from. Other products I found were ridiculously expensive but this ‘mini-boom arm’ is the perfect size and the perfect price. On-Stage Stands makes this clamp on model (which a has a bit more flexibility) and a screw-on model and both are solid, stable, easily installed and adjusted and just perfect for my application and many other times when you need a simple way of attaching a microphone to a mic stand, I recommend this highly!
SP –
Use it for a harmonica bullet mic beside a sm58 for vocals.
Mark Oakley –
Solid construction, performs as advertised. No complaints.
I have a couple of these, plus several On Stage mic stand extender arms. I am very satisfied with their products.
K. Andrews –
Space is at a premium, and I have no need to constantly move the mic around, so this is perfect. It holds my very heavy microphone in place solidly, and if I do need to adjust it, it’s not difficult at all. I was concerned it might not be long enough and I’d have to get an extension. Turns out, by the time I add in the shockmount, it’s perfect. I’d have had to spend 10-15x more for a boom arm sturdy enough to hold my heavy microphone, and it would have taken up a lot more space. This is an excellent tool, certainly for most home recording setups.
Tyler Kerstetter –
I have been using mine for a while now. I have used it attached to a microphone stand as well as attached to the side of my desk. It works well both ways and holds my Shure SM58 just fine. This piece of hardware is great if you don’t want a huge boom taking up space.
Alan Vazquez Chapan –
muy bien reforzado