A $19 mic stand is a $19 mic stand, and there's a world of difference between those and the real deal. I've been burned over the years with rushed/emergency purchases of low-end stuff at GC and SA you really do get what you pay for. Geeze guys, I don't know planet some of you are from, but there's a HUGE difference between mic stands, esp the no -names and knock offs. Amateurs will tear up a cheap stand fast! And remember this: if you're using this with 'amateurs', a cheap quality stand will not last for even a 1/10th of the time that a good one will. Mr Colbert does have a valid point in that many of the 'music store' variety of stands out there are crappy quality. Its larger base will help keep rumble noises out of the mic better than the others, too.

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