Neewer 40063970 Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand for Microphone

NEEWER you did a great jobSo my honest review of this so first of all i'm a YouTuber and i mostly do gaming commentaries so i bought the Blue Snowball iCE From Amazon and after a few month i felt the need for a boom arm because it's really handy while recording videos with facecam so i bought the NEEWER Microhpone Suspension Boom Scissor Arm From Amazon the seller was Rush4Toys and it came in at the expected time so kudos to amazon for the timely delivery-Onto The PackagingThe packaging from amazon was decent no hassle the box was a little bit crushed from the side but the product was intact :)-The Boom ArmNow as you can see in the images the boom arm looks so good on my table and it holds the weight of the microphone really well the arm never goes down due to the weight so it'll handle your Snowball without any hassle-Accesoriesso if you want to buy this arm i would suggest you to buy it it's awesome cheap i got mine for 1,999 or 2,000 so it was pretty cheap now my videos sound a lot better because the mic is close to my mouth-VerdictIt's cheap,Reliable and awesome and also i suggest you to buy the Pop-Filter with this scissor arm with the pop filter it's a complete studio recording package from low budget :)Anyways thanks to Amazon for the timely delivery and awesome service looking forward to buy more from amazon keep it up-AxionHD

loved this. easily handles a blue snowball ice condenser microphone. there is no manual so people who buy this , be careful with the set up as a necessary holder part needs to be removed first from the mic holder and then needs to be attached to the blue snowball by which the suspension boom will be able to hold the blue snowball.

So I have been using my dear Samson C01U Pro Condenser Microphone for more than 2 years and I like it. What I didn't like, however, was that skinny tripod they had packaged with the mic. (I mean, c'mon, it could barely hold the weight of such a microphone).I have been aware that a good microphone stand can really cost a lot, still I decided to take a shot with this stand.AND BOI I AM GLAD!The delivery was pretty fast by Amazon, though like usual, their packaging quality is really very average. SO you should definitely work on that, Amazon. Inside the package was the clip to mount to the table, the scissor arm itself as well as a mounting clip for a dynamic microphone (No use for me). The stand is made up of metallic quadrilateral rods affixed along with springs. The stand itself has a nice glossy look to it and even though the rods are hollow, they are made up of fairly good material. I had some problem in attaching this stand to my table (It is an old table that has long plank of fly fixed under the table's edge), but I managed to do it somehow.Now this stand at default can attach to 3/8 inch shockmount (which luckily was what I was using). They do provide you with a 5/8 adaptor to connect other types of holder, but the adaptor is of rubberised plastic and doesn't look that durable. SO you may as well invest in a metallic one.Considering the price and the built, this stand was easily able to hold my microphone (which I think is quite heavy). This mic can extend upto 70cm in and front and on top which is more than sufficient.HOWEVER, ONE CON of this product is that you will also have to keep the shockmount standing upright, because a slight slant can make that attaching rod to slide down (and may even lead your mic to a fall).I have seen people paying upto 2000rs for this thing and still being satisfied. Hence I am really glad that I could get this for just Rs999With minor adjustments, you should use this stand with ease.

I use this stand with the blue Yeti and I know it's written that it's not meant to be used with this stand but there are many youtube videos which shows this microphone can be used in this stand and it does the job very well.

"Drop Da Mic" is a cool phrase in the music genre called Hip-Hop.However, it's not such a cool thing to do in a real studio with expensive condenser mics. And, chances are, you or someone you know has dropped a mic, once too often. Or were about to, almost...That's when this mic stand comes in handy. It can be clamped to a bookshelf, a table, a chair or a person who stands very still and can withstand a clamp on their bodies for awhile.It's a very basic stand, and I have seen way better ones at radio stations, professional broadcast equipment stores and pro-audio retailers. But then again, those are about 10-20k each. This cheap imitation is perfect for it's price. And it gets the job done cheaply.It won't make you a better singer, but it will free up your arms and make considerable floor-space vacant in the vocal booth in the studio.Yes, you can stand and wave your arms and sing. You can jump and sing. You can do a headstand and sing. You can balance on a bicycle and sing. Without worrying that you'll knock your precious condenser mic over if you fall.Beats conventional mic stands but then again you can't turn up with one of these, and a bookshelf, at a live gig. It's got it's use in a studio and alternately you could use it for indoor shoots or to do commentaries and podcasts at your work desk.About the adjustment mechanism, it's more of an Y-axis adjustment (i.e. vertical axis). You can try to loosen the lowest screw and swing it left or right but you could end up lifting the arm off the clamp, or at worst, dropping it if you're little careless. So that's best avoided then. Stick to up-down and you'll be fine.Don't "Drop Da Mic" !!!When done singing, podcasting, camming or doing an audio-sex show, you can just pull-push this springy-thingy away over your head where no kids, dogs or short singers can reach it.Be sure to rest the clamped person well for the next take.Disclaimer : I, or Amazon, are not responsible for any injury to the aforementioned clamped-person. Do so at your own risk !!!

It is good I am using for my YouTube channel u guys can use it is to easy to install and really good

Pour commencer, le pied du micro n'est absolument pas le même que sur la photoensuite , le pied du micro est assez fragile si le micro pèse un peu (pour ma part j'ai un blue spark sl donc c'est pas non plus très lourd)mis a part ces défauts , le bras est assez mobile et très bien, sobre.

en mi caso soy un estudiante que poco a poco fue armando su gaming setup, de echo primero compre el microfono y estuve al rededor de un año con el puro micros in la base, y aunque me logre adaptar, me alegra mucho haber comprado el brazo, sinceramente desde el primer uso se siente la comodidad de usarlo,ademas de que su instalacion es muy intuitiva, ojo tengan cuidado si su mesa como la que yo estoy usando, es muy gruesa pues no podran instalarlo y tendran que buscar alguna otra mesita exclusiva para el brazo o algo asi, pero en general quiero decir que estoy muy contento con mi compra, solo veremos como se desarrolla todo, pues aunque el brazo de alumino se ve resistente en lo que cabe la parte donde se sujeta al escritorio la veo un poco de mala calidad, esperemos no sea asi, pero por ahora estoy super contento con mi compra

Il braccio è solido e robusto. Io l’ho utilizzato per un microfono Amazon Basics di quelli piccoli; poiché il braccio è arrivato con in dotazione l’adattatore da 3/8 a 5/8, mi è bastato agganciare il microfono con l’adattatore ed installarlo sulla scrivania senza troppi problemi.Non saprei dire se microfoni a condensatore più grandi potrebbero risultare troppo pesanti per il braccio; certamente non si avranno problemi con microfoni con dimensioni equiparabili al mio. Il braccio lo sostiene adeguatamente e non ha la tendenza a piegarsi su sé stesso.La morsa è capace di una generosa estensione, così come il braccio stesso, consentendo di posizionare il braccio su quasi tutte le scrivanie occupando la minor percentuale di spazio possibile.In conclusione lo consiglio per l’ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo ad usi non professionali.

Great boom arm and it's durable.

The product is exactly as described in the listing, first of all, which is fantastic. What you see is what you get. The quality overall is quite good. There's certainly better quality boom arms out there, but nowhere near this price range. This thing is fantastic for the price, is fully adjustable, and includes the 3/8 to 5/8 adapter if you have a microphone that doesn't support the smaller 3/8 mount.I use this boom arm with my Razer Seiren X and it works fantastically. I couldn't have asked for a better boom arm at this price range. I also am using a Neewer pop filter, as seen in the image, and it is also working very well with this setup. There's plenty of room to mount the pop filter to the boom arm with lots of room to adjust it in front of the microphone.If you need a cheap boom arm, just to start out, or even just as a backup, this is one hundred percent worth the money.Original Dec 2019, edited May 2021:Still using this original boom arm to this day, now with a Røde Podmic microphone on it. It still holds up incredibly well and serves its purpose daily. Still does exactly what it should, works perfectly as it did when I got it. The Røde Podmic is an unusually heavy unit, and this boom arm, when tightened all the way, is still more than capable of supporting the weight of the Podmic in almost any position of the arm.In short, over a year later, this boom arm is still one hundred percent worth the money.