Pyle Retro Microphone, Classic Vintage Style, Unidirectional Audio, Adjustable Stand, XLR Cable, Silver Finish, Dynamic Vocal Performance Mic with 49-69” Swing Stand and Detachable Microphone

This item was perfect for a professional photo shoot, particularly as the flexible microphone stand enabled me to pose in a more dramatic fashion than would be possible through a traditional mic stand. I have not yet tested out the sound quality that it may produce, so I cannot attest that aspect of its quality.

Brought this for my husband for Christmas. He LOVES it! It's mainly for decor, he's an audiophile and wanted it for his two channel listening room. Meanwhile - it's mid-January and it's still in our living room. Really neat piece of nostalgia and I'll be getting an amp for it soon.

I ordered this microphone for decor only and it came with the cord to attach to a speaker that I kept just in case. The microphone stand and base are made of metal and very sturdy, the height is easily adjustable and very tight, the mic head seems to be made of plastic but still seems sturdy. I've had this for almost two years, have moved twice, and it's incurred no damage. I ordered from the discount section and was told product may come scratched, etc. It didn't. It arrived in brand new condition, in plastic wrap in a tall box. No assembly required, except hooking up the cord, which I haven't yet.

If you want a heavy weighted mic stand then it's good. The microphone snaps and pops once XLR is plugged in. I used a better grade XLR, same issue. It's a prop mic really. The swivel part of the stand only really works if you secure the base to the floor or stand on it. If you plan on taking this out for performances, I don't think venues will let you attach it to their stage :) I bought for my kids to play with so I guess it's ok for that. Using my own mic.

The look of this mic is fabulous. However the quality of the manufacturing is substandard. Of the 5 holes on the bottom of the mic pole, only 3 were fully drilled through so it was impossible to get the bolts in the holes. On the base, none of the 5 drilled holes were aligned so it was impossible to get the bolts through to secure to pole to the base. For the price, I expected to at least be able to assemble it. Really disappointing.

Mike Stand [An Amazon resale item] set up was easy with basic tools [if you are used to using a screwdriver] and sex-bit wrench ... no tools were included] ... And is very attractive. Total weight is 20lbs. It is a gorgeous and sturdy mike stand. The Stand's locking mechanism works well to 'hold' the higher lifts, but expect the low quality mic to show some feedback and sibilance [s's and t, p] problems with for live performances. The bending of the mic stand during performance is easy enough without lifting its flat base off the floor. For extreme stage antics, lifting and tossing around this 20 lb stand is not going to be as easy [or even functional] as a $50 general 10lb round bell based stand [for extreme James Browns stand antics]. More of an Elvis type moves should be fine. The stand was shipped quickly and was double boxed.

I don't know how well it works as a mic but as a prop this is PERFECT!

It is a beautiful stand the only down side is the mic that comes with it. Very low quality.