Yamaha BMS10A Microphone Stand Adaptor

I don't generally write a review for a piece of hardware, but I have to say this is a great addition to your Yamaha mixer. This bracket comes with an adapter to mount the smaller thread size on your mic stand if necessary. The bracket not only fits perfectly but adds an amount of balance and even a little finesse if you will to the functionality of such a compact solution.The swivel allows for some limited angle adjustment, and you can easily move the mixer around in addition to being able to move control dials free of any worry that you may have about knocking the instrumentation off balance and onto the floor.I should also point out that it is painted black which is a professional looking color matching most mic stands. The mount lines up perfectly with the pre-installed drill threads that you find on the back of the Yamaha MG 10/2 console (this bracket may fit other Yamaha consoles; check with the manufacturer for compatibility).The convenience of saving space and the portability as well as easy access to your controls is well worth the 20 bucks for this bracket.

I have purchased 3 of these to mount Yamaha MS202 monitors to microphone stands. These adapters are rated for mixers and speakers up to 11 lbs and the MS202 are about 8 lbs. Very sturdy.

Fits several Yamaha products and does effectively

Excellent product and well deserving of 5 stars! This adapter was used to mount a Bose Soundlink Bluetooth mobile speaker to a mic stand. I found a classy jewelry box ($8) at a TJ Max's store which I drilled holes into and turned upside down and securely attached to the adapter using flat head screws and wings nuts. Additionally, two small holes were drilled into the jewelry box that were lined up with the Bose speaker holes that normally secures the folding cover for the Bose speaker. The wing screws that came with the adapter fit perfectly into the Bose speaker. I can now adjust the angle of the speaker as well as the height that the sound projects when connected to a mic stand. Please see the three images that I uploaded.

This is my second one. I ordered my first in May 2020 and used it with a Yamaha MG06X as an auxiliary mixer. Using the included screws to affix the MG06X to this holder required some care lining up the holes. I ordered my second one around the time of this review. That one is for a Yamaha MG10, which had the same care to install. However, this is intended to go to very small venue gigs and to be carried in an SKB Mixer Accessory (1SKB-UB1212) bag. Fortunately this and the mixer, assembled, fit in the bag along with the power supply in the bag's outer pocket. To be sure it's a tight fit, but by serendipity it fit without having to remove this mount from the mixer. Had that been required I would have probably given a single star and scathing review. Note that I am mounting this on an Auray RFMS-580 Reflection Filter Tripod Mic Stand, which provides a great deal of stability. I am not sure that I would mount the smaller MG06X on anything less, and I absolutely would not consider mounting the MG10 on a lesser stand. That is me being overly cautious. To this mount's credit it is solidly built and very adjustable, You are getting your money worth in those departments.

Worked like a charm. Freed up some desk space. Used it on my Yamaha MG 10/2 (no effects model) mixer. Product details:Yamaha BMS10A Mic Stand Adapter for MG102C MG82CX and STAGEPAS MixersThe BMS-10A adapter allows you to mount your Yamaha STAGEPAS mixer to a standard straight microphone stand for the ultimate in convenience. Also works with many Yamaha MG Series mixers and MS Series monitors. Compatible Yamaha gear includes STAGEPAS 150M, 250M, 300, 500, 400i and 600i mixers; MG06, MG06X, MG10, MG10XU mixers; MSP3, MS101III, and S15 monitor speakers.

Works perfect w/ my Yamaha portable PA.

Shortly after I bought the MG82CX, I bought this adapter. When I first bought the mixer, I thought it was a little silly to mount it to a mic stand, but after my band's first gig, I quickly realized that this is a necessity.The adapter mounts securely to a standard mic stand and screws into the bottom of the mixing board using two steel screws. Make sure you don't tighten them too much. Make them snug and they'll hold your mixer securely. I bought a mic stand with a round base ([...]) and it's a stable platform. I can easily mix our sound with one hand while playing my keyboard with the other.The screws are secured to this adapter via two plastic washers. I have had to push the washer down on the screws a few times because I was afraid the washer would fall off while I was transporting gear to a gig. Something to be aware of, but not really a problem at all.