Ruth's sister Microphone Tripod 16cm x 16cm x 15cm
Adjustable metal and plastic microphone tripod with detachable clip, anti-slip silicone base, and compact 16 cm footprint for desktop use
- Stable desktop mounting from non-slip silicone base
- Compact 16 cm footprint fits tight workspaces
- Adjustable height and angle for precise mic placement
- Detachable design stores flat when not in use
- Durable metal and plastic construction resists wear
Compact desktop microphone tripod
The Ruth's sister Microphone Tripod is a small adjustable stand made of metal and plastic for desktop recording or streaming. It includes a detachable microphone clip so the microphone can be removed quickly when not in use. The tripod suits podcasters, streamers or home-office users who need a stable, space-saving microphone holder on a desk.
Anti-slip base and lightweight materials
A non-slip silicone pad on the bottom keeps the stand steady on smooth surfaces during normal use. The combination of alloy and elastic plastic keeps the unit light while resisting wear from repeated adjustments. No power draw or active cooling is involved because the product is a passive mechanical mount.
Detachable design for easy storage
The tripod can be taken apart and stored flat when idle, freeing desk space for other tasks. A supplied clip attaches to the tripod and fits a range of microphone shafts without tools. The package contains the tripod and clip only; a microphone is not included.
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Questions about this item
How do I assemble the tripod and clip, and which step is easy to miss?
Screw the three metal legs into the centre hub, then snap the plastic clip onto the top thread; the step people skip is tightening the leg-lock thumbscrews before mounting the microphone.
What part will need replacement first with daily desk use?
The silicone anti-slip pads on the leg bottoms wear smooth over time and lose grip; they can be peeled off and replaced with generic adhesive feet.
At what height does the 16 cm base become unstable under sustained load?
Extending the legs past roughly 15 cm raises the centre of gravity enough that a standard cardioid mic can tip the stand if the desk is bumped.
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