Microphone Stand, URMI Heavy Duty Table Microphone Arm Stand with Dual Layered Mic Pop Filter Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stands for Recordings Broadcasting Streaming Singing for Blue Yeti Snowball

A quality piece of kit, especially if you are just starting out YouTubing etc. The table clamp that comes with the stand is pretty sturdy and well made and has a maximum table width of about 2.1 inches or 55mm, so if you have a bigger table than that you may have to improvise a little bit. The pop filter that comes with the kit is very good also and it's quite rigid to allow for it to stay in position, but also allowing you to manipulate it how you like at the same time. A good pop filter alone is worth around 5-7 pounds, so to get this with a quality mic stand is a bargain! The mic stand itself, like the pop filter is rigid but also flexible enough to move into position. The stand can also rotate and go up and down to fit your needs too. My first impressions of this product is that it's definitely worth a buy, especially for the price it's currently sitting at! Just bare in mind when you purchase it the max weight it can support is only 4.4 pounds and also it's only really compatible with mics that fit the supplied attachment or mics with a mountable bottom.

writing this review primarily because I spent 2 hours searching for a mic stand that could hold the weight of a rode NT1-A which wasn't £70+! if you're on a budget this will work with a fair bit of tweaking but it works nonetheless. definitely not perfect but at this price I cannot complain! value for money is good it feels very sturdy when balanced in the right place and although it doesn't hold the mic at every angle you can find the angle which works best and holds, for me that's slightly twisted towards the right! was very easy to set up also and I think the build quality is good however I will see how it holds out over the coming months!

I was looking for a microphone and stand which could be clamped to a desk or table. This cantilever stand is extremely sturdy in construction and moves very smoothly into the required position. It clamped firmly to my table (see photo) and has rubber top and bottom of the clamp to protect the surface. The spigot at the top should fit most micrphone cages and holders, there is also an adapter included for this purpose. A foam microphone cover is included to reduce noise as is a really nice flexible pop filter which swings round in front of the microphone to reduce or eliminate popping sounds caused by the mechanical impact of fast-moving air on the microphone during recorded speech and singing. This is a very well made stand and would not look out of place in a recording studio.

This arm does the job. It's a nice size and easy to set up, however if you're looking to adjust it often and move it (for two different sitting positions for example) the bolts will come slightly loose and will need tightening. This was after only a few days of use. If you're ok with keeping up with maintainence then it's good for its price. As a side note though mine arrived slightly scratched in areas on the arm.

The Adjustable Microphone Boom Arm Stand is a game-changer. It's flexible, sturdy, and gives my setup a professional touch. Easy to adjust and stays in place. Five stars for upgrading my mic game!

I use this with a blue yeti microphone and a radium 3 shock mount, the arm holds the microphone up fine, easy to put together and setup too. The only issue I have is with the bit that connects to the microphone, this could do with some tightening as it isn't able to hold the microphone up, which isn't a massive issue because the arm does most of the work, it just makes it a bit more awkward to position the microphone. I've attached a picture, you can see how it makes the microphone droop a bit.

Very imperessed with this mic stand, full metal construction and very sturdy there's nothing that compares at this price point. Used it both at home while recording in my home studio and have also used it at open mic nights i run where space is limited. Have had a rhode nt2a upside down on the stand and it holds the weight very well, if you know this mic you'll know how heavy it is! Overall great high qulity adaptable stand. (Ps very good for micing acoustic guitars without getting in the say)

I have a pretty sturdy workstation, with a 2inch metal frame. I'd been searching a broadcast stand for a while but non had a clamp large enough to fit. Finally I came across this upgraded one. Bought it thinking it'll be just like the others and not fit but NO! This one fits like a dream! It's sturdy and well made, doesn't drop when you attach your mic. does exactly what you'd expect Only downside I've noticed (only had it for a day) is the springs are a bit noisy during adjustment, but I can live with that.