Studio microphone stand Mozos SM803-PRO — adjustable boom, floor-mounted studio stand

Mozos SM803-PRO is a floor-mounted studio microphone stand designed for recording, broadcasting and live performance setups. It features an adjustable boom arm and a stable base that allow precise microphone placement for hands-free operation. The stand supports flexible height and angle adjustments to accommodate vocalists, instrument capture, podcast hosts and broadcast talent in studio or stage environments.

Advantages

The adjustable boom arm provides extended reach and fine-tuned positioning without moving the base. A weighted, low-profile base enhances stability on studio floors and stages while minimizing vibration transfer. Durable construction and standard microphone mount compatibility make the stand suitable for a wide range of dynamic and condenser microphones. Quick adjustment points allow rapid setup and repositioning between takes or sets.

Suitable for

• Studio vocal and instrument recording
• Podcasting and voiceover work
• Broadcast studios and streaming setups
• Live performances and stage use

Key specifications

• Floor-mounted design with weighted base for stability
• Adjustable boom arm for extended reach and angle control
• Variable height adjustment for different recording positions
• Standard microphone thread and clip compatibility
• Durable materials designed for regular use in studio and stage environments

How to use

Place the stand on a flat, stable surface and ensure the base sits securely. Mount the microphone using the standard thread or clip, then adjust the main shaft to the desired height and tighten the locking mechanism. Extend and angle the boom arm to position the microphone at the optimal distance and orientation relative to the sound source. Make incremental adjustments while monitoring audio or visual alignment to achieve the preferred placement.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the stand with microphones that match your recording application and use a shock mount or foam windscreen when capturing sensitive sources to reduce handling noise. When used on stage, check base clearance and cable routing to avoid tripping hazards. Periodically inspect adjustment points and fasteners and tighten as needed to maintain stable positioning.