TONOR Adjustable Microphone Boom Arm Stand with High Riser - Compatible with Blue Yeti, HyperX, Rode, Razer & Elgato Mics - Perfect for Podcasting, Streaming, Gaming & Home Office Recording (Model T50) - Ideal for Content Creators & Professional Studios
$13.19
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TONOR Adjustable Microphone Boom Arm Stand with High Riser - Compatible with Blue Yeti, HyperX, Rode, Razer & Elgato Mics - Perfect for Podcasting, Streaming, Gaming & Home Office Recording (Model T50) - Ideal for Content Creators & Professional Studios
$13.19
$23.99
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Description
The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Previous page Ultra Strong Construction An internal strong spring brings excellent load-bearing capacity up to 4.4 LBS/2KG. Next page 1 Flexiable & Adjustable 2 Ultra Strong Construction Extra-large Pop filter Greatly eliminates air flownoise. Compatible with mics with a maximum diameter of 2.95" (7.5cm). Refined Clamp With larger contact area, stability has been greatly improved. With a maximum thickness compatibility of up to 6cm, it is suitable for most tables. Reliable Structure Featuring a more robust and reliable joint structure design, it ensures tens of thousands of of pulls and excellent weight-bearing capacity. Previous page Next page 1 Podcasting 2 Gaming 3 Studio Can I install the Boom arm behind my monitor if its height is 55cm? Certainly! Our boom arm is 40cm tall, and the extension rod measures 20cm in length. You can install the boom arm behind the monitor and span it across the screen. Is this boom arm compatible with Blue Yeti? The Blue Yeti has screw holes with a diameter of 5/8'' and weighs around 700g. Our boom arm is compatible with the Blue Yeti thanks to its 5/8" adapter, and has a load-bearing capacity of up to 1kg. Please feel free to purchase! Is this pop filter compatible with Blue Yeti? Yes. Our pop filter is compatible with a maximum microphone diameter of 7.5CM, and the Blue Yeti has a diameter of around 6.5-7MM, making it compatible with our pop filter. The thickness of my table is 5cm, can it be adapted? Yes, it can support a table with a thickness of up to 6cm, but if the table is irregular in shape or the bottom of the table edge is uneven, it may not be able to install. Can this be used to mount an SM7B? Will the boom arm become loose after prolonged use? The SM7B weighs 900g, and our boom arm can load up to 1kg. We have reinforced the metal plate at the joint to increase its strength, thereby greatly extending its lifespan. No need to worry about it becoming loose after long-term use.
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Looks and feels very high quality.Love that there's no exposed springs, love the fact it moves freely as one unit but you need to put some pressure in order to change the position of the 2 pieces themselves, also love the included pop filter, looks nice on my Rode NT-USB.I love the base and the way the screw-in for the arm is above the desk rather than at desk level, one of the key reasons I got this one, as I put it into a fairly small hole in my desk, and my previous arm couldn't have been screwed in for this reason.I had a personal issue where the hole was too small for the C-clamp to fit in, with the problem being the metal plate on the screw that clings to the bottom of your desk. After some thought I figured I had no choice but to break it a little bit so I could get that metal plate removed, and to add it back when the screw is already below the desk. I did exactly that. All I needed to do is unscrew it right to the bottom of the clamp and then continue until the little piece that kept that plate connected to the screw fell apart. Took some pressure and obviously would never happen with no intention but was fairly easy to do. All that's different is that the plate is not secured onto the screw but it still does its job. This is not a knock on the product at all, it's absolutely my own problem with the hole being too small, but still worth mentioning if maybe you have a similar plan. I figured I might have an issue like this and was ready to take action.Overall a great purchase.
