InnoGear Mic Boom Arm Microphone Stand Cable Management for Blue Yeti FIFINE AM8 K669B HyperX QuadCast S SoloCast AT2020 Shure SM7B MV7 and Other Microphone

Fantastic Stiffness. Works a Treat! LOOOOONG which is VERY GOOD!!! Saved me Forking out another £40+ Can’t even be Mad at the Price Considering the Competition!

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For me, this is a great product. Well constructed; feels heavy-duty. Extremely sturdy. The joints of the arm are very tight and hold (my) mic in place very well. Track tray for cabling; very easy to clip in and out. And no brand name on the arm that advertises for someone else! I've only had it for a few days, so I will update should the first impressions change. Very happy with this purchase.

TLDR: necesitas un adaptador 5/8 a 1/4 si quieres utilizarlo con un AT2035 y su montura antichoques. El producto como tal tiene 5 estrellas. Es un brazo de acero que se nota va a durar mucho más que el que tenía. Anteriormente adquirí el paquete de Audio Technica 2035 con su brazo y me duró unos 4 años. Hace un par de días desafortunadamente se rompió y decidí comprar éste y vaya sorpresa. Es mucho más fuerte que el de AT y la calidad del material y las piezas es superior en todos los aspectos. El brazo no se mueve tan fácilmente pero precisamente eso estaba buscando. Es rígido y manipulable. Sin embargo, hubo un problema serio: la tuerca para enroscar el micrófono no es compatible pues es 5/8 y mi micrófono es 1/4. Me dejé llevar por el anuncio pues decía que era compatible con el AT2035 (y además en la imágen dice que la rosca 5/8 es un "adaptador" y supuse que se podía quitar para dejarla 1/4) pero no lo es. Desafortunadamente me vi obligado a comprar un adaptador 5/8 a 1/4 adicional y tomará otro par de días hasta que pueda utilizar mi micrófono. Revisa bien que tu micrófono sea 5/8 y no 1/4 como es el estándard para que puedas utilizarlo. Esa es la única razón por la que no le doy 5 estrellas. Si no tienes este problema, es el mejor brazo que puedes comprar a este precio.

I've been using the InnoGear Mic Boom Arm for over a year now with a Shure SM7B mounted on it, and it's proven to be rock solid. This arm delivers exactly what you need from a professional mic stand. The build quality is exceptional. The joints are tight, the spring tension is consistent, and there's zero wobbling even with the weight of the SM7B hanging off it. The SM7B is no lightweight, but this arm handles it effortlessly without drooping or drifting. That's the kind of stability you need for recording and streaming. After a year of daily use, everything still feels as solid as day one. No springs weakening, no joints loosening, no creep over time. The cable management clips work as intended, keeping my XLR cable organized and out of the way. The mounting clamp is rock solid and doesn't slip on my desk. Installation was straightforward, and compatibility with the Shure SM7B was perfect. The adjustability is smooth—you can position the mic exactly where you need it without fighting the arm. Once positioned, it stays put. No readjustment needed mid-session. For anyone running a streaming setup, podcast, or recording studio with a quality microphone like the SM7B, this is a no-brainer purchase. It's affordable, built tough, and will last you years. Highly recommended.

Very sleek design. Holds my mic exactly where I need it and having the channel to run the cord through and a cover for that channel gives it a super clean look. Excellent range of motion!