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If you’re after a microphone boom arm that gives you options, then Elgato have you covered. In fact, if the Wave was human, we’d say ‘Versatile’ would be its middle name. You can use the Wave to mount virtually any mic – the arm supports mics up to 1kg in weight, even ones with a top mounted XLR cable! The boom can be mounted permanently through a desk or another surface, or it can be held in place with a simple C-clamp. The boom can rotate 360 degrees on the base, making it easy to swing the mic entirely out of the way when it’s not in use or adapt it to multiple positions.

The arm body has two spring-loaded sections that are both squeak-free and flexible — making it a perfect choice for broadcast radio studios or voice-over studios. The RODE PSA1 has a 33-inch reach for your convenience, offering ample range. However, the real star of the show is the dual-axis swivel mount, which allows you to freely position the arm in whatever position you so desire.The good news is that clamps are not easily damaged. This is because you won’t have to keep moving the clamp once you find a good spot on the desk. Boom arms were built to be moved all the time. Nevertheless, you want to reduce unnecessary movement as much as possible. What’s more, the pattern tends to be = the cheaper the mic stand, the less weight of mic it can take. So heavy mics like the Rode NT2-A and Shure SM7B can find themselves flopping about a bit. Let’s just say that positioning a heavy mic on a cheap mic stand ain’t easy! Robust and quiet, Blue Compass broadcast studio-grade boom arm is durable and sophisticated, with a sturdy desktop C-clamp design, enclosed aluminium construction and internal springs If you’re in the market for a microphone boom that’s both robust and heavy duty, then the Gator Frameworks 3000 series simply has to make your shortlist. And that’s because, aside from being made of high-quality aluminium and weighing in at just 2.2kg, the boom arm itself can hold up to 2kg of microphone! In other words, practically any mic you can throw at it.

Like other parts of a boom arm, they’re bound to get loose and sometimes even fall off the clamp after years of use.

We’ve briefly mentioned the reach, and yes, it’s quite important. The longer the reach the easier it is to find the perfect position for your microphone. The industry standard is 32” horizontal and vertical movement, but depending on the size of your desk, shorter reach boom arms might be enough. Durability & Build Quality Here, you’ll be sacrificing audio quality for convenience. Whatever you give up in quality is compensated in the fast and easy deployment of your arm.