FIFINEMic Arm Stand, Microphone Boom Arm with Desk Clamp, Cable Channels, 3/8" to 5/8" Threads, Heavy Metal Microphone Stand for Podcast, Vocal Recording, Gaming-BM66 Black

The Fifine BM66T Boom Arm is an excellent choice for streamers, podcasters, and anyone looking to enhance their audio setup. It features sturdy construction with a sleek black finish that blends seamlessly into most setups. The adjustable arm provides smooth movement and holds microphones securely in place without sagging, even with heavier models. Its built-in cable management system keeps cords neatly organized, which adds to its clean and professional look. Installation is straightforward, and the desk clamp is robust and stable. Overall, the BM66T offers great functionality at an affordable price, making it a reliable addition to any workspace.

The BM66T boom arm is a top choice for setups that require a microphone to reach over monitors or stay out of the camera's view. Its sturdy clamp is well-constructed, and it comes with an Allen wrench to adjust the neck extension, providing extra height when needed. It also includes adapters for various microphone, camera, and light sizes, making it incredibly versatile. Adjusting this arm is smooth, with no squeaking at the joints, and it holds its position firmly. The ball-and-socket joint where the microphone connects is well-designed for precise positioning. This boom arm is an easy recommendation, far superior to the budget models I’ve tried in the past.

Love this boom, realy sturdy, and is able to hold my Samson Pro at almost and angle I prefer. Had other booms, but could not match this boom. If you have a heavy mic, I do recomend this boom.

Just got this item a few days ago and I really like. Easy set up, adjustability, good design. looks good and sturdy. I have it clamped to the back of my desk so it comes over the top of my computer like an old time DJ. I like the option of using the extender. For right now, it's unneeded. My mic is somewhat heavy, so the perceived "stiffness" I see in other interviews works well for me and it stays in place. Make sure you have some lip for the base clamp to grip on. Use two hands to adjust. It's just easier. I don't find this a problem, but each user must decide for themselves. For me, this item is a keeper.

out of the box, it is a little stiff. unfortunately, it has no way to adjust the tension but it does support my mics just fine. I wish the clamp was more sturdy. even with the downside, it works just fine.

The media could not be loaded. I said whatever and got the one with the extension. This was my first ever boom arm and I did so much research before getting it. This came to be my runner up!Quality of it is solid! Feels strong and it sits up strong and does not wobble at all! (For some people placement may make a difference).The height is perfect, and there is no noise to when you move it. You're able to move it around pretty well and extend it! For a boom arm almost hitting the $100 range, I recommend this.I was going to go cheap but I said no, let's try this. This is a product that stands on quality for it's price. Proud to call this my first ever boom arm, and a solid one at best. You won't be disappointed. If you guys have questions, I would love to help. I will also update my review if needed due to any changes.(If you are all wondering, I'm not using the extension right now, makes it taller and has more reach).

This is a nice microphone high profile boom arm. Easy to assemble, includes Allen Wrench that is required and can be operational in moments. It is a relatively simple standard boom arm design with attractive covering that improves the overall look. The boom arms are a bit narrower than expected. The boom arms have a removable rubber insert that gives access to a channel where you can run the cables, so you have a neat and tidy looking installation. This is a very stiff boom arm, and it takes a bit of gentle force to adjust it to the position that you want, and this is a good thing because the boom arm is capable of holding heavy microphones without sagging.The high profile version of this product has a rather long reach, and has the ability to reach the microphone over a typical video display, offering a good deal of flexibility. Be aware however that the high profile design boom arms like this may need to extend beyond the back of the desk in certain positions, so this may be an issue if your desk is up against a wall behind it. If your desk has a wall directly behind it, a low profile style boom arm may be a better choice for you.It is a value priced product but a good one that offers decent quality for the price, and it works well.

For the price these are fantastic microphone arms. My podcast studio looks legit now.