Can I use a regular microphone stand or do I need to purchase a stand specifically made for a theramin?
1429022
There is just a simple hole (no threads) in the bottom, perfectly centered. I think you can put the theremin on an ordinary mic stand if you remove the gizmo that holds the microphone.
1429023
A regular mic stand is exactly what you would need if you wish to mount the theremin on a stand. If the stand has a retaining nut, please remove the nut before mounting the theremin. It will slip over the threads and sit snugly on the stand. Please be aware that a stand is not required, although it can be a welcome addition. You can play this instrument as a tabletop model. Thanks!
1429024
Any study microphone stand will work. The hole (in the Theramin) is not threaded, so you just drop the instrument on top of the mic stand. (It doesn't screw into the stand.)
1429025
The hole in the bottom of the Theremin is much larger than the pipe on the microphone stand. If you can get a stand specifically for the Theremin, I'd go for it. It really needs a stand-sitting it on a table just won't do. If you do get a mic stand, you are going to have to go to a big box hardware to find something to rig it up. I bought a mic stand and has been nothing but a pain in the you know what trying to get the darn thing to remain steady on the stand. The hole is about 3/4".
475981
standard mic stand. Think of the sm58 mic and the clip that it uses. It has the same threading as the Nady 200.
207823
It comes with an adapter that will fit any standard microphone mount. It should work fine.
1658642
Yep! If your mic doesn't fit in the supplied clip you'll need something else that screws on the end of the stand. I've had 2 different wired mics on mine.
1199438
Just a word of caution. There is a nut that is inserted into screw end, which needs to be removed prior to screwing onto the stand. When we first got it we were concerned that it didn't fit a standard mic stand.
1888638
It's called a Boom Mic stand. As for the actual brand, I'll check it out when I go back to my office.
271989
Yes, you need a mount. There are several on amazon - look on the stand page under what other people bought ..., or do a search of MS7701 microphone adapter or mount.
1914470
I am not familiar with that microphone, I looked at online and it appears to have it's own stand, and I don't know it would work. Sorry I don't have an answer for you
1769518
NO, the stand doesn't have microphone mount. Plus, this stand is really light weight. It not good for microphone stand either.
931078
Depends on the mic stand. But I wouldn't recommend this one. It's poorly made and runs easily. I would get the Samson PS 201.
1455033
the end of this stand is a standard mic stand end screw connection. if you have a way to mount the mic on any stand you will be able to on this one as well
1649896
You could get a "microphone booth", but if you make it yourself, it'd be inexpensive. Also, I'd recommend getting a mic stand, a shock mount, and a pop filter, but these things aren't "necessary" just nice little additives to make you sound a bit better if you're willing to spend a little more money.
2239799
Hi. I think you probably can use a speaker stand as long as the pole is a similar width to a mic stand.
437950
Ed, i can't say for sure. i looked up the microphone M7 and the ones i saw seem to screw onto the mic stand......if this is the case then, no, it wouldn't work w/o some modification. This stand is for holding standard size microphones. we have a cordless mic, and the body of it is also too large to fit in the mic stand holder. Hope this helps.
1795581
It will fit a standard mic stand. I believe there is an adapter included if it is needed.
270693
Yes, but I would spend a few dollars more and buy a mic stand that will last. Children will destroy this flimsy product; I'm a professional adult musician and this has already fall apart from normal use. (See my full review for more details :O)
1573830
It will work on a regular mic stand but would be more stable on a tripod mic stand.