Microphone Stands & Mounts

83 products from 15 brands, including Gravity, RODE, Radius. Prices from $10.95 to $318.95, including GST. 10 ship within 1-2 business days.

Microphone stands and mounts help position microphones for recording, podcasting, streaming, voiceover, music and production work. Choose from desk stands, floor stands, boom arms, clips and shock mounts from RODE, Gravity, Sennheiser and Elgato Systems. The range suits home studios, broadcast desks, rehearsal spaces and portable setups.

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About the Microphone Stands & Mounts range

Choose the mounting style first. A desktop stand suits a fixed seated position, while a floor stand gives more placement options for vocals, instruments or production work. Boom arms keep the desk clear and allow the microphone to move towards you. Compare maximum height, horizontal reach, base or clamp footprint, adjustment range and supported load. Include the microphone, shock mount, pop filter and other accessories when checking capacity. A heavier base or counterweighted arm can improve stability, but takes more space.

Check the microphone connection before buying. Many stands use a 5/8-inch thread, while clips, shock mounts and arms may use 3/8-inch or 1/4-inch fittings, often with an adaptor. A shock mount must also match the microphone body diameter and shape. USB microphones may have a supplied mount or unusual attachment point. This range is organised into stands, boom arms, clips, shock mounts and mic stand accessories, so check what is included rather than assuming a clip or adaptor comes with the stand.

Microphone Stands & Mounts questions

Will a microphone stand fit my microphone?

Usually, if the microphone is held by a compatible clip or shock mount. Check the microphone diameter, mounting method and thread size. Standard microphone stands commonly use a 5/8-inch thread, but 3/8-inch and 1/4-inch fittings are also used. An adaptor may be required.

What is the difference between a microphone stand and a boom arm?

A microphone stand normally uses a floor or desktop base and may include an adjustable boom. A boom arm attaches to a desk or other mounting point, keeping the floor clear and allowing the microphone to swing into position. Check clamp clearance and supported load before purchase.

Do I need a shock mount for a microphone?

A shock mount can reduce handling and desk-borne vibration reaching the microphone. It is useful for speech, streaming, recording and broadcast setups, but it must fit the microphone's body diameter and mounting point. Confirm the mount's thread and included adaptors before ordering.

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