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Earamble Professional Studio Condenser Microphone Suspension Boom Scissor Mic Arm Stand with Table Mounting Clamp Suitable for Blue Yeti Snowball

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Color	Blue
Brand	Earamble
Material	Steel
Item Weight	1.2 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH	15.5 x 4.6 x 1.8 inches

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KINDLY NOTE: Max. Microphone Clip Diameter is 1.26"/32mm. Works with Blue Yeti Snowball microphone perfectly.
Adjustable & Folding Arm: With two 14.2"/360mm foldable arms the stand can be extended up to 31.5"/80cm. Match with the swivel table mount and mic mount you can easily adjust the mic to the best position.
Stable & Easy Mounting: Removable microphone mounting, you can use the mount we provided or change it to your loved one. With table mounting you can easily mount it on your table without any other accessary. Three different mounting type (360°, 180° or fixed) choose the best one for your work. Added with soft mat it will never damage your furniture during using time.
Heavy Load Design: Using upgraded strong spring, the stand compatible with up to 4.4lb/ 2kg devices. Designed for more condition.
Better Material & 18 Months Warranty: Made of high quality steel and electrostatic powder spraying tech the stand is more durable and antirust, full refund or new replacement guaranteed if you dont like it or the stand has quality problem. Buy with Confidence!

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Item Weight

1.2 pounds

Product Dimensions

15.5 x 4.6 x 1.8 inches

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B06VX1ZW2M

Item model number

ER-Stand-001-US

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985 ratings

4.0 out of 5 stars

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#52,634 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
#893 in Microphone Stands

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

February 18, 2017

Color Name

Blue

Material Type

Steel

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Microphone Suspension Mic Clip Adjustable Boom Studio Scissor Arm Stand


Max:Microphone Clip Diameter is 1.4"/36cm.	Soft Pad can protect from scratches.	The double-braced arms add strength

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Customer Rating	(985)	(7407)	(11508)	(22065)
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Arm Style	Boom Arm	Boom Arm, Scissor Spring Arm row	Boom Arm, Scissor Spring Arm row	Boom Arm
Base Type	Clamp	Clamp	Pedestal	Clamp
Brand Name	Earamble	InnoGear	TONOR	InnoGear
Color	Blue	Black	Black	Black
Item Dimensions	15.5 x 4.6 x 1.8 inches	—	21.54 x 7.05 x 3.86 inches	15 x 1.5 x 4 inches
Item Weight	1.20 lbs	1.68 lbs	1.98 lbs	1.35 lbs
Material	Steel	Steel	Steel	Steel
Style	Modern	Adjustable Heavy Duty Boom Arm Desktop Stands	Desktop Stands	Heavy Duty Metal Boom Arm Desktop Stands

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RDCR

Nice Solidly Built Suspension with Easy to Adjust Arms

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 4, 2017

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I recently purchased a studio microphone from the same brand and decided that I needed a suspension arm as well to complete my home recording studio. I wanted something versatile and flexible with the ability to adjust my microphone easily.

This arm suspension works as expected and has a clamp that can you attach to a table or a desk. The clamp is rubberized to prevent the metal from damaging your table or office desk. Connecting this to the microphone stand I have was not an issue and now I am able to move the arms to adjust the microphone angle and direction to my liking. The arm suspension is hinged with springs and adjusts without any noisy squeaking. This makes it convenient to adjust the arm even while recording and not make any outside noises.

Overall, I am satisfied with this arm suspension for my mic. I did have to add extra padding where the clamp meets the table because I didn’t want to risk damage to my expensive wood desk if the rubberized clamp was insufficient for long-term.

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Jameel

Just what I needed

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 20, 2017

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The mic stand is a bit shorter than expected - less than 3 feet long fully extended, which is probably my fault for not reading. I was more concerned with whether or not it will support the Blue Yeti as described. It does - perfectly. The mic arm has adjustable tension to about 270 degrees and consists of a threaded metal piece which screws into a detachable plastic base, which is threaded. That base threads perfectly into the bottom of the yeti. It is not wobbly, either. With minimal adjustment, it holds my Blackout perfectly still at the angle I want it to, and it takes maybe 3 minutes to set up right. If you have a thick table like an Ikea Galant (they don't even make or sell them anymore) with the metal frame around the edges, the clamp will not fit - you'll need to have a thinner desk or something else to clamp it on to. For people without a ton of space, this seems to be a pretty decent solution at the price.

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Charlene

No instructions. But it's ok.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 9, 2017

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I am in no way an expert with sound. I bought a blue snowball ice mainly for voice overs for my lecture presentations. I wanted a stand because the mic was taking up some much needed space. This brand stated it was specifically for the snow ball.

Well, this one is ok. No instructions. I kinda had to figure out exactly how to put this together. I included pics. I don't know if it's correct. There was a small plastic piece sticking out of one area that I was not able to remove. When the mic sits in the stand, it's quite loose. The arm is stiff. I'm hoping it will loosen over time.

My desk is glass with a metal lip so in essence, it does not exactly screw onto the desk completely. But if it was a regular desk, it would probably be ok.

My overall opinion- good cheap stand for a snowball but will it stand the test of time? Let's see.

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analogkid

Buy it, you can't go wrong for the price!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 22, 2018

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Great product for the price! Worked perfectly with the Earamble Professional Studio Recording Condenser Mic. It's an inexpensive but thoroughly solid solution. The threaded plastic part that adapts the mic holder onto the arm look as though it would strip if you over-tightened it, and with the heavy microphone, you have to make sure that it is tight without stripping it. The only thing I would warn others about is that if you want to install it on your left as opposed to your right, you will have to deal with the adjuster nuts being on the "wrong" side from you. The arm sections are a little more than 12" each, so this isn't like those clamp-on desk lamps with lots of reach. Maximum height above the desktop would be about 24".

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Justin Hoyt Parnell

but easily can recommend as an entry level product

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 30, 2017

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It does serve it's purpose, although there is some issues with trying to set the arm in a certain position. You have to gingerly work it into the desired position. It does hold my mic well and it has enough free space to where I was able to mount my pop filter with no issues.

Budget friendly boom arm with some minor complaints about how well the mic is able to move from position to position, but easily can easily recommend as an entry level product.

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1duhrfool

My Mic Said "Hold Me".

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 3, 2017

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** This is my experience. No endorsement of this or any other product/service (by comparison) is intended. I don't assume a seller to be a product's manufacturer.** I looked at several versions of this item and it appears that they all function the same way and fail in the same way. Fail? Specifically where it connects to your desk - it's always cheaply made nonsense. Don't expect an adjustable base with a brake (or even bearings!). Of all I saw it is most often a dumb metal peg that falls into a loose, poorly welded circular sleeve. The clamp is the 'C' clamp idea but of sub-dollar store quality. The clamp washer/disc may be too big to allow a secure fit on your desk if your desk has any protrusion underneath within an inch and a half or so from the edge. What's the answer? Certainly not a $99 version of the same thing! (Which I actually saw). It's the mic at the end of the wobbly, bent-peg "pro" studio arm gag. Don't try to swivel this out of your way cooly like you saw in a show or movie without safety goggles. OR if you do ... remove your mic, lower what needs lowering, don your goggles, turn out the lights and spin it hard to see if it makes sParKs!

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DuaneTV

Works PERFECTLY for my needs

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 17, 2019

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I have an L-Shape desk and needed a microphone arm for streaming/content creation. I honestly didn't even look at compatibility, which I should have, but this worked perfectly with my Blue Snowball microphone. Unfortunately I can't see a way to have it work with my condenser microphone without purchasing some additional but that's fine the main purpose was for my snowball microphone. Setup was extremely easy, I'm even clamping it on a somewhat thin metal bar because my table is actually glass and it still functions perfectly. I've had this for quite awhile now, maybe up to a year? Still works perfectly, no issue with it becoming loose or unusable. I'd recommend this to anyone in the market for a microphone arm, especially for the same purposes.

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felecia

Plastic bolt too weak to hold Yeti inverted

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on January 4, 2019

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Had my Yeti attached for about a minute, turned it upside down to figure out how I wanted it oriented, and the microphone just fell off onto the table. Thought it had come unscrewed somehow, or hadn't been on tight enough, so I tried reattaching it. No good. The weight of the microphone sheared off the plastic threads. It screws on like it's going to work, but then you can just pull it off with minimal effort. I could buy a metal version of the bolt, but I shouldn't have to. It also wasn't really seeming like it would be capable of holding a position with the microphone inverted, but I was willing to work around that.

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Charlotte Millington

It works for my Blue Yeti

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on August 22, 2018

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I always think I should do one of those unboxing videos, but I have to admit I'm glad today was not the day I decided to do one. I am very good with software and technology, but when it comes to mechanical *anything*, my lack of natural skill is a source of shame.
Today was no exception.
I opened the box and then stood there holding a bunch of pieces wondering if the lack of instructions should give me cause for concern. Instead of wisely waiting for my husband to come home so I could hand the whole mess over to him, I decided to assert my independence as a strong woman and just figure it out on my own.
Big mistake.
Had a camera been running, it would have looked like a vaudeville routine minus three wise guys. I managed to explode bolts, washers and knobby things - yes, literally explode - all over my desk when I tried to figure out how to set up the stand. Then I somehow decided to see if disassembling my Blue Yeti microphone would make assembly of the arm more obvious. This resulted in another explosion of parts and me scrambling not once, not twice, not even three times, but four times under my desk because something rolled off the edge.
I finally wised up and moved to the floor and with the bottom of the stand held between my feet and the middle of the stand clenched between my knees, I assumed some ergonomically impossible yoga position and, after a few tries, managed to apply "righty tighty" to the microphone base and stand. Attaching the entire thing to my desk was a whole other ordeal I had no idea what the pieces all did so when I had one piece leftover, I had a bit of a panic. (Thank goodness for other reviews. It's an adapter or some such thing for a different mic.)
Apparently I had screwed the microphone to the base so the wrong part was facing me. This meant I had to try "lefty loosey" while trying not to pop the carefully assembled stand off the side of my desk. I suspect it's holding onto my desk through some obstinate willpower, like, maybe God too pity on me and I'm holding it there through prayer. Beats me. I'll take it though.
Forty-five minutes later, I was sitting proudly in front of the entire assembled thing, which was when I noticed the weight of the Blue Yeti was causing it to slowly fold itself down, so apparently I will now be recording all podcasts with my chin touching the desktop. I don't care. I'm not returning it. I'm not sure I can in any case. I think I may have attached it permanently to my microphone.
So, my review...
The pro: It was cheap and it will do the trick.
The con: If you are not mechanically inclined, you should just hire someone and pay them whatever they want. I will never assert my independence like this again. It was a terrible idea. The big con, however, is the quality. A Blue Yeti mic is just a touch too heavy for this stand. Regardless of what the advert says, this is going to take endless adjustment to record a single podcast.
Would I buy it again: Well, in truth, I'm cheap enough to say I would recommend it as a starter stand, but if this one breaks, I won't replace it with the same model (even though I am now an expert in assembling it) because it's really not the most durable thing.
I gave it four stars because it will do exactly what it promises and it's very affordable.

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Amazon Customer

It's a bit short and a little weak

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on October 5, 2020

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It's suggesting that it can support a somewhat heavy Yeti microphone, and it does in some configurations and setups. But the arms are rather short, the desk clamp small, spring tensions overwhelmed and friction locks tightened down to work with this load. It comes with an adapter for a more popular hand-held type mic, and it would work very well handling less weight, having a larger clamp and longer arms that could tower over a computer monitor. Not bad for a beginner, but I expected too much of it.

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Rony

OK for the price I paid

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on April 5, 2021

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I purchased this microphone stand to set up my note 10 plus and DJI Osmo Action, after buying the right adapter (SmallRig 3/8"-16 Female to 1/4"-20 Male Tripod Thread Reducer/Adapter Brass New (2-Pack)-1027) it worked out great. I wish the body of the stand was a bit more durable and the spring were a were more sturdy. Some time even tightening the joints, if by accident you touch the stand it messes up the set up. You have to untighten the joints and set it up again. Other thank that I would recommend this stand.

Jesli

Decent Mic Stand

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on March 7, 2021

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For the price I paid, I'm satisfied with this product. It was easy to set up considering it didn't come with an instruction manual/card. I don't own a blue yeti or snowball microphone, just a light-weight handheld mic, so I didn't have any complications with the stand being weighed down. Mic stand is sturdy enough that it doesn't fall over on its own however i can tell there's wiggle room at the metal base near the clamp even after tightening.

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Product Description

Microphone Suspension Mic Clip Adjustable Boom Studio Scissor Arm Stand

Max:Microphone Clip Diameter is 1.4"/36cm.

Soft Pad can protect from scratches.

The double-braced arms add strength

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