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TONOR Mic Arm Desk Mount, Low Profile Boom Arm for Microphone, Adjustable Mic Stand with Desk Mount Clamp, 3/8’’ and 5/8’’ Screwadapter for Most Micr, 38 cm +35 cm, White, T20LP

Brand: TONOR

Low Profile Design: The T20LP low profile mic arm can extend from the bottom of your computer screen, providing an unobstructed view and keeping your line of sight clear. With its sleek and streamlined design, it helps create a clutter-free workspace.

£19.48

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Pack size
1
Colour
White
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#578

About this product

If you're looking to set up a professional recording space or improve your home studio setup without taking up too much desk space, the TONOR Mic Arm Desk Mount is an excellent choice. This low-profile boom arm offers adjustable height and angle for your microphone, making it perfect for podcasters, streamers, and content creators who need a versatile mic stand that can fit under most desks.

Specifications

Pack size
1
Colour
White
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#578

Frequently asked questions

Is this mic arm compatible with most microphones?

This TONOR Mic Arm is designed to be versatile and can accommodate a wide range of microphone types. It supports both 3/8” and 5/8” thread adapters, which are common for many microphones. However, it’s always best to check the specific requirements of your microphone or consult the manufacturer's listing for exact compatibility.

Can this mic arm be adjusted in height?

Yes, this TONOR Mic Arm is fully adjustable in height, allowing you to set it at a comfortable level for recording or broadcasting. The range of adjustment is from 38 cm to 73 cm (including the boom length), giving you plenty of flexibility depending on your setup and preferences.

What types of microphones can I use with this arm?

This mic arm supports most microphone models that use either a 3/8” or 5/8” thread. It’s important to ensure your microphone has the correct thread type; otherwise, you may need an adapter. Always check your microphone's specifications for compatibility.

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