Detail 01
16 to 23 inch height
Floor-level work only. Even fully raised it sits near knee height, so it will not cover a seated vocalist.

Independent shopping perspective
Short boom mic stand with a 16 to 23 inch height range. For miking sources close to the floor: kick drums, guitar cabs, seated players.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Floor-level work only. Even fully raised it sits near knee height, so it will not cover a seated vocalist.
Detail 02
The boom does not telescope. Reach is always 24 inches, so you position the base to set distance.
Detail 03
US standard, so most mic clips thread straight on. A 3/8 inch European mount needs an adapter.
Detail 04
Light enough to move mid-session, but a heavy mic far out on the boom can tip it if the base is not weighted down.
Detail 05
The counterweight sits low, so the closer you keep the mic to the base the more stable it stays.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The 16 to 23 inch height and 24 inch boom put a mic at kick port height, which is what this stand is shaped for.
No. It tops out at 23 inches, well below mouth height even for a seated singer.
No. It is fixed at 24 inches. You set mic distance by repositioning the base rather than sliding the boom.
No. The stand has 5/8 inch threading, so you attach whatever clip your microphone uses.
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