Shure by Gator Deluxe Articulating Desktop Podcasting Mic Boom Arm with Cable Management Channel (SH-BROADCAST-1)
Details
- ColourSchwarz
- BrandGator
- MaterialMetal
- Item weight1 Pounds
- Item dimensions L x W x H129.5 x 14 x
Description
🎙️ Elevate Your Sound Game!
- STURDY BUILD - Crafted from durable metal, ensuring stability and longevity for all your audio needs.
- VERSATILE USE - Designed for Shure mics and compatible with various brands, ideal for podcasts, broadcasts, and live streams.
- ORGANIZED SETUP - Built-in cable management channel keeps your workspace tidy and professional.
- ULTIMATE FLEXIBILITY - Enjoy full 360-degree rotation and an impressive 32.25” extension for optimal mic positioning.
- SEAMLESS COMPATIBILITY - Easily clamps to surfaces up to 2.17” thick, making it perfect for any workspace.
The Shure by Gator Deluxe Articulating Desktop Podcasting Mic Boom Arm is a versatile and robust solution for podcasters and broadcasters alike. With its impressive 360-degree rotation, 32.25-inch extension, and effective cable management, this boom arm is designed to enhance your audio experience while keeping your workspace organized and professional.
Specifications
| Product Dimensions | 129.54 x 13.97 x 10.16 cm; 453.59 g |
| Item model number | BROADCAST1 |
| Colour | Schwarz |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Item Weight | 454 g |
Reviews
S**N
Excellent boom arm. This is THE one to get.
Easy to install in multiple configurations. Just make sure you read the instructions before turning the tension knobs. Its perfect for branding too. Holds a heavy SM7B in any position I put it in.
K**K
Not very well made
It is incapable of holding a Shure microphone upright. It is very badly mad and just not very strong at all. I have to have to have it held up by using string.I wouldn\t bother buying this and find one capable of holding a microphone.
M**N
Doesn't function and feel like a premium product
Despite having a premium price tag the boom arm doesn't feel that solid in particular where it joins to the table mounting block. It is a bit of a fiddle to position and tighten.
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