Hammer Anvil
Hammer Anvil Tripod Microphone Stand with Telescoping Boom 32.8"–63
A lightweight, foldable tripod stand holds a microphone 32.8" to 63" high with a telescoping boom, lockable swivel joint, integrated clutch and two cable clips
- Height adjustable from 32.8" to 63" for flexible mic placement
- Telescoping boom extends reach for precise positioning over instruments
- Lockable swivel joint secures microphone angle during performance
- Integrated clutch holds boom position firmly without slipping
- Two cable clips keep wiring tidy and prevent trip hazards
Purpose and audience
The Hammer Anvil tripod stand supports a professional stage microphone at heights between 32.8 and 63 inches. It is built for streamers, podcasters and musicians who need a stable, floor-based mounting solution.
Practical limits
The two-section boom adjusts within the stated height range and locks its angle with a swivel joint. A 5/8 inch male thread fits standard microphone clips, while the integrated clutch secures the boom’s vertical position. Two cable-guiding clips keep wiring tidy.
Installation and common issues
The folding legs and lightweight frame make set-up quick on any flat surface. Users must tighten the clutch and swivel joint firmly to prevent the boom from drifting. The 5/8 inch thread requires a compatible mic clip or an adapter for smaller mounts.
Highlights
- Height adjustable from 32.8" to 63" for flexible mic placement
- Telescoping boom extends reach for precise positioning over instruments
- Lockable swivel joint secures microphone angle during performance
- Integrated clutch holds boom position firmly without slipping
- Two cable clips keep wiring tidy and prevent trip hazards
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which height range fits my recording space?
The stand adjusts from 32.8" to 63", so choose the lower end for desk work or the upper end for standing vocals.
How high does the boom actually reach when fully extended?
At its maximum setting the boom places the microphone 63" above the floor, giving ample clearance for standing performers.
What thread does the boom use and what microphones will it accept?
The boom has a 5/8" male thread, the standard size for most studio and broadcast microphones.
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