Microphone Stands

33 products from 6 brands, including Gravity, RODE, Elgato Systems. Prices from $28.95 to $318.95, including GST. 2 ship within 1-2 business days.

Shop microphone stands and boom arms for recording, podcasting, streaming, live performance and desktop setups. Choose from Gravity, RODE, Elgato Systems and K&M designs, including tripod stands, desktop stands, touring stands and desk-mounted arms. Options suit handheld microphones, studio microphones and broadcast setups where adjustable positioning and stable support matter.

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About the Microphone Stands range

Choose the stand style around your workspace and recording position. A tripod base suits vocals, instruments and live use, while a desktop stand keeps a microphone in a fixed position. A boom arm clears desk space and lets you bring the microphone closer without moving the base. Check the height range, boom length, base footprint and adjustment points. For heavier microphones, shock mounts or pop filters, compare the stated load capacity and choose a stable base or suitable arm. Folding legs, telescopic booms and cable management can also affect portability and day-to-day setup.

Check the microphone, shock mount and stand connection before buying. Many microphone clips and mounts use 5/8-inch or 3/8-inch threads, and an adapter may be needed. For desk-mounted arms, measure the desk thickness and check that the clamp has enough clearance underneath. Include the combined weight of the microphone and accessories when checking capacity. This range is organised into Microphone Stands and the Boom Arms subcategory, with options from Gravity, RODE, Elgato Systems, K&M, Manfrotto and Deity Microphones. Each product page lists its dispatch time.

Microphone Stands questions

Will a microphone stand fit my microphone?

Most microphone stands use a standard threaded clip or holder, commonly 5/8-inch or 3/8-inch. Check the microphone clip or shock mount thread and use the supplied adapter where required. Also confirm the stand can support the combined weight of the microphone and attached accessories.

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

A microphone stand normally sits on the floor or a desktop and uses a base for support. A boom arm attaches to a desk or other mounting point, then extends and pivots the microphone into position. Boom arms suit recording, streaming and podcast setups where desk space and reach matter.

How do I choose a microphone boom arm for my desk?

Measure the desk thickness at the intended mounting point and check the arm's clamp range. Confirm there is clearance beneath the desk and enough reach for your seating position. Then compare the arm's load capacity with the microphone, shock mount, pop filter and other accessories together.

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