Microphone Arm Stand

This is a must have, nice to have for your microphone podcasting needs to keep microphone hands free, or maybe even if you're just making a call with your virtual phone system, google voice, amazon calling, facetime, etc. Great product. Great helping me to manage cables from the microphone by wrapping the cable around it too! Pretty stable and reliable.

Perfect and just what I needed. Will be using this for a long time✔️

I saw this microphone boom offered as part of a package with the Audio Technica AT2020 USB microphone. As I own one of the mikes, I thought it would be a good addition to my office. The boom arrived and was exactly as described on Amazon and took only minutes to set up. I have glass top desk, so I bought mounting pads and a plastic plate to protect the bottom of the glass. The top of the mounting is already padded with a spongy material that protects the top of the glass. At first I as a bit confused as to how all the pieces fit together. If you look at the image of the boom, you see it comes with a plastic grip for a standard size microphone. The AT2020 is a bit larger so it won't fit in the supplied grip. What makes this fit together nicely is that the threaded bar holding the plastic grip has the same thread as the mounting that attaches to the mini tripod that came with the microphone. The steps I followed are as follows: Remove the AT2020 from the mini tripod microphone mount (supplied with the AT2020.) Unscrew the plastic grip from the boom. Unscrew the microphone mount from the mini tripod (supplied with the AT2020.) Screw the microphone mount (from the tripod) onto the threaded bar on the boom. The threads should match. Attach the AT2020 to the microphone mount now attached to the boom. Adjust the microphone and tighten the microphone holder. Pros 1) The boom attaches easily to the desk surface. 2) The boom is sturdy and holds the weight of the microphone. 3) The mounting pieces fit nicely together. 4) The boom is high enough to hole the AT2020 away from the field of vision of my webcam. 5) Once mounted, the microphone works nicely. Cons 1) The boom is attached to the desk mount with a thumb screw. This loosens if you move the boom around too often. 2) the threaded mounting bar is designed to pivot in place. This makes it hard to attach the microphone mount tightly This is not a drawback unless you want to pivot the microphone, it will unloosen from the boom mounting bar. 3) The boom is a bit flimsy (but more solid than I expected for $12.) 4) There aren't good mountings or the microphone cable. I used black tie wraps to attach the cable to the boom. This suffices but is not optimal. All in all, I get much more utility than the price I paid. I am happy with the results and would recommend this boom to anyone using the AT2020 for teleconferencing or online chat. I imagine that a suspension mount would isolate the microphone from the boom for a recording quality setup.

NEEWER is the cheapest “high end quality” option on basically all their equipment in comparative measures to the competition. I don’t personally care for the legs on this stand but I have a higher quality stand (from NEEWER :p) I could put the arm on if I chose to. I do wish university was a concept to them as I will probably have to make up an adapter or mount to be able to get the arm on the better stand but, still worth it. The flexi-arm thing is good quality. They didn’t use the generic cheap way of making it where it’s only a matter of time until it snaps, it feels durable. Setup was super simple. Just loosen the leg lock and adjust it as needed. Screw the flexi arm on and put the mic mount on the end. Connect mic to mount and good to go. I have a Hyperx QuadCast rouge on it and I have zero concern with stability. I have tested it from side angles, in front, as a standing vocal mic. Comes in handy with being able to keep the appearance of the mic on stream but keeping it out of your vision without being at a desk. I stream in my living room off my ps5 and sit in a recliner racing chair lol. My only real gripe with the product is the stand itself as it doesn’t “Look” “high end” but I actually have an identical stand from a different company and you can feel the NEEWER is just better material overall. It has a better tactile response when grabbing it somehow but it’s the same weight. I would imagine NEEWER just used a higher grade base alloy blend.

I Purchased the product on February 17, 2016 and have used it every day since then, but I don't move it around much because its flimsy feeling and when I was stretching it out the first night, a plastic piece from the inside used as a blocker for the hollow metal broke off, No big deal. However when you want to adjust it or lift it so its higher its very loose. Hard to describe it in words but where it mounts is loose, not the clamp but the small tube that goes into the clamp's hole is where its loose. I tried to modify it with tape and other things but nothing helped. On top of that the metal used there is VERY slim and was actually being quickly cut off just from normal rotation. I have positioned it where i like it and haven't moved it much, I don't expect it to last long because lets face it, It's very cheap and gets the job done, transfers hardly any vibrations to the mic. I use an Audio-Technica AT 2035 with their standard shock mount. I'm satisfied with the product but it could definitely be better. For the price you wont beat it. I'm neutral on the purchase but If you are serious about recording I'd suggest going in at a higher price point. This product is for people just starting out, maybe not serious about recording or low budget productions. I expect to need a new one in less than a year. (Just for the fact that there's a about a 1 inch wiggle at the base and gets nerve wracking because it gets picked up in recording when you are adjusting in the middle of a show.) Hope this informs you more before you purchase. :)

Fast delivery, good quality, stable and easy to use. I am using it for 2 months to mount my microphone. No shaking and no noise. Easy to adjust.

Gift for my husband who is very pleased with it. He is a pub musician and says it works wherever he plays

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The product is exactly as described in the listing, first of all, which is fantastic. What you see is what you get. The quality overall is quite good. There's certainly better quality boom arms out there, but nowhere near this price range. This thing is fantastic for the price, is fully adjustable, and includes the 3/8 to 5/8 adapter if you have a microphone that doesn't support the smaller 3/8 mount. I use this boom arm with my Razer Seiren X and it works fantastically. I couldn't have asked for a better boom arm at this price range. I also am using a Neewer pop filter, as seen in the image, and it is also working very well with this setup. There's plenty of room to mount the pop filter to the boom arm with lots of room to adjust it in front of the microphone. If you need a cheap boom arm, just to start out, or even just as a backup, this is one hundred percent worth the money. Original Dec 2019, edited May 2021: Still using this original boom arm to this day, now with a Røde Podmic microphone on it. It still holds up incredibly well and serves its purpose daily. Still does exactly what it should, works perfectly as it did when I got it. The Røde Podmic is an unusually heavy unit, and this boom arm, when tightened all the way, is still more than capable of supporting the weight of the Podmic in almost any position of the arm. In short, over a year later, this boom arm is still one hundred percent worth the money.

Se siente de buena calidad, yo no tuve problemas que otros mencionan como en la parte del soporte del microfono, algunos dicen que tiene muy poca fuerza para sostener el mic, en mi caso fue lo contrario, viene muy apretado, entonces poder mover el microfono cuesta un poco de trabajo, seguramente se podria aflojar con herramientas pero prefiero tenerlo bien firme y seguro con el tiempo va a ir perdiendo esa presion. Con lo unico que tuve un poco de problema es cmo la parte que se pone en la pinza para el escritorio, pareciera que primero tomaron la medida del tubo y despues la pintaron, entonces meterla fue algo complicado, y mover el brazo para que rotara ni se diga, al principio estaba tan duro que tenia que agarrar la pinza y ya luego mover el brazo para no forzarlo mucho. Con el uso se ve que ya se ha ido desgastando la pintura y eso, y ya se ha vuelto mas facil de moverlo, pero no quiero ni pensar en lo que seria desarmar de nuevo todo el brazo, pero como no me estorba tenerlo montado en mi escritorio pues ahi lo dejo mejor jeje. Todo lo demas me ha funcionado bien, se ve bien, se siente resistente, estoy feliz con el producto. Aaaaaaaaaah eso si, checa bien las medidas, es un brazo corto asi que checa bien las medidas, a mi me queda perfecto para mi escritorio pero si lo quisieras usar para mesas muy grandes, quiza podrias necesitar una version mas grande, asi que solo checa bien las medidas!