Microphone Boom Arms
5 products from 3 brands, including Ulanzi, Kondor Blue, SmallRig. Prices from $31.95 to $65.95, including GST. 1 ship within 1-2 business days.
Microphone boom arms position a microphone beside a desk, camera or other production setup while keeping the work surface clear. They suit podcasters, streamers, musicians, voice-over recording and video creators. Choose from Ulanzi, SmallRig and Kondor Blue options for desk mounting, flexible positioning or compact camera and audio rigs.
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UlanziUlanzi VIJIM LS02 Camera Desk Mount with Auxiliary Accessory Arm
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UlanziUlanzi VIJIM LS08 Flexible Arm
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SmallRigSmallRig 4373 Crab-Shaped Super Clamp with Ballhead Magic Arm
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UlanziUlanzi LS26 Low Profile Microphone Arm
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Kondor BlueKondor Blue Mini Quick Release to Ball Head for Magic Arms (Raven Black)
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About the Microphone Boom Arms range
Start with the complete microphone assembly weight, including the shock mount, clip, cable and any adapter. The arm's rated load must exceed that total. Compare horizontal reach, vertical adjustment and swivel range with the distance to your mouth or camera. Check the clamp opening and available clearance under the desk. A low-profile or flexible arm can suit a small desk, while a longer arm helps position a microphone around monitors. Consider cable routing and whether you need quick repositioning during recording.
This range includes conventional microphone arms, flexible arms, desk mounts, clamps and ball-head accessories. Do not assume a camera arm is a complete microphone stand. Confirm whether the product includes a microphone holder, shock mount, clamp, thread adapter or only the arm or mounting hardware. Common connections include 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch and 5/8-inch threads, so check both the microphone accessory and the arm before ordering. Measure desk thickness, clamp space and the arm's folded or extended path around monitors and lights.
Microphone Boom Arms questions
Will a microphone boom arm fit my desk?
Check the product's clamp opening against your desk thickness and confirm there is enough clear space below the desktop. Also allow room for the arm to swivel without hitting a monitor, wall or shelf. Some compact mounts use a clamp or accessory arm rather than a full-size microphone boom.
Do microphone boom arms fit USB microphones?
Often, but compatibility depends on the microphone's mounting point and included hardware. Check whether your USB microphone uses a standard thread or requires its original yoke, shock mount or an adapter. Include the microphone and mount in the arm's total supported weight.
What is the difference between a microphone arm and a magic arm?
A microphone boom arm is designed to hold and position a microphone from a desk or other support. A magic arm normally uses a clamp and ball head for cameras, lights or accessories. It may work with a microphone only when the thread, holder and load rating are suitable.