Soporte de Micrófono con Brazo Articulado para Blue Yeti HyperX QuadCast SoloCast Yeti Nano Snowball SM7B Q2U Fifine K669B y Otros Micrófonos

really good and really steady, but at the same time has really good mobility.

Good quality, perfect if u use a hyperx solocast

First off, it does fit blue yeti perfectly for those who are wondering.--Strong, sturdy, secured, and looks great--Best part about this stand is the latching mechanism. If you have a desk that has a metal bar underlining the wood or whatever where most mounts won't be able to be secured on, this mount will handle it no problem. 2 twisting knobs for extra security.--The mounting bar is strong and tight making sure your mic won't accidentally fall off your desk--The bars and springs are very strong and will securely make your mic needs perfectly.--Mount for Blue Yeti is great as well, just a twist on to your preferred tightness. Idk what other mics it can fit but you do have a few other mounting options so go nuts with what you got.--I will say if you like the "Low profile" look of your …

good for price. replaced a cheaper creaky weak one with this. happy with it. use with a card pod condenser mic in home studio

I needed a mic boom for occasional use. For the price, this model seems to tick off all the check boxes. In particular, the base uses two clamp screws. The boom itself stays put when positioned. Actually, it's rather tight, even with the locking screw loosened up. Backing off the elastic nuts that hold the arm segments together might help, but this is minor. There are plenty of accessories -- wire wraps, mic clamps (non-shock mounts), My only criticism is the clamping screw that keeps the boom from rotating in the base does not have a padded tip. As such, it's going to chew up the boom stem that fits into the base. On my unit, this is an M6-1mm thread. I am in the process of making a clamp screw with a nylon tip. Overall, in view of the price and other positive features, I have no serious

I have owned this for just over 2 weeks.Versatility: 5/5 (Super good, as long as you have enough space)Adjustability: 4/5 (Good, but takes time to get used to)Quality: 4/5 (For a cheap product, it's decently good)Aside from issues in placing it on my desk, which isn't the fault of the product or manufacturer, This arm works well.It'd probably work better if my desk wasn't near the wall.Basically, the arm is a touch tall if you have anything above your desk, but it's a decent size, and can reach quite far.It's fairly easy to put together, and It stays together well.With a 3 joint system, it's able to reach quite a few places, allowing me to use it for vocal recording, or as a discord microphone.The base of the arm can be moved (from a location) fairly easily, but if you move it a lot, the …

This is a GREt Budget boom arm! I bought it as I own the Zealsound K66 and the mic clamp holds it in nicely! It is quite a sturdy arm as I have not had ANY issues with it drooping. The arm functions as promised and has a fairly wide range of motion. It is also extremely easy to put together and didn’t take me long at all to do. Overall…a wonderful boom arm for the price

This is a really well built product that has several options for height and radius and how low you can bring the arm down past the base it's really well made I was impressed and with highly recommend this product if you are looking for something that you can swing a full 200° over your workbench lower the scope down right over top of things without stressing the arm Springs out is built very well it's very versatile the powder coating is very nice the clamps are strong and versatile I highly recommend this product