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VIVO Clamp-on Low Profile Height Adjustable Heavy Duty Microphone Desk Mount
- Low Profile Microphone Boom Arm: This desk mounted mic boom stand gets you ready for broadcasting, recording, podcasting, gaming, music, and more
- Compatibility: Heavy-duty boom end fits 3/8 or 5/8 mic threads and holds up to 4.4 lbs in weight. Secures to desktops up to 2.2 in thickness
- Fully Adjustable: Articulating boom arm features +90° to -90° tilt, 360° rotation, and 18.7 of height adjustment for flexible positioning. The low profile design allows for seamless integration into your workspace without obstructing your view
- Built-in Cable Management: Keeps cords out of the way for a clean, organized appearance and unhindered adjustments
- Simple Installation: Mount this trusty mic stand to your desk via heavy-duty C-clamp or an equally secure grommet mount with no tools required. The folding arm design allows compact storage when the stand is not in use
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Get ready to broadcast in style with Black Low Height Microphone Desk Mount (STAND-MIC03L) from VIVO! The stand is adjustable with tilt, full rotation, and height transitions for desired mic placement. Featuring a heavy-duty C-clamp and optional grommet for secure mounting options, built-in cable management for an organized appearance, foldable arms for easy storage, and a low profile design for space efficiency, this mic stand is made to perform! Perfect for recording, podcasting, gaming, music, and much more. Minimal assembly is required out of the box, so you can get your new microphone setup ready in no time!
Compatibility
- Fits: 3/8 or 5/8 mic threads
- Desk Thickness for Clamp: 0.4 to 2.2
- Desk Thickness for Grommet: 0.4 to 1.6
- Mounting Options: Heavy Duty C-clamp, Grommet
- Weight Capacity: 4.4 lbs
Specifications
- Color: Black
- Material: Plastic, Steel, Aluminum
- Boom Arm Length: 29.2
- Boom Tube Diameter: 1.8 x 0.9
- Height Adjustment: 1.3 to 20
- Tilt: +90° to -90°
- Rotation: 360°
Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Please contact the Seller directly for warranty information. Warranty information may also be found on the Manufacturer's website.
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Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
- This item is covered by VIVO Return Policy
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The VIVO Clamp-on Low Profile Height Adjustable Microphone Desk Mount is an articulating boom arm for podcasters, streamers, broadcasters, and other creators who want flexible mic positioning while keeping their desk and view clear. It fits 3/8- or 5/8-inch mic threads, supports up to 4.4 lb, and offers clamp or grommet mounting.
Recommended For
- Streamers and video-call hosts who want to position a desk mic low and to the side, keeping more of their face and monitor visible on camera.
- Home podcasters and voice-recording users who keep a microphone at a fixed desk and want to fold or move the arm out of the way between recording sessions.
- Gamers and desktop broadcasters who want a clamp-mounted mic arm they can position for speaking and fold away to reclaim desk space.
- Users with a multi-monitor or crowded desk who want a low-profile microphone position that is less likely to block their screen view.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- For gaming or livestreaming, bring the microphone close for commentary while keeping it low in the camera or monitor sightline; move it away from the main work area when you’re done.
- For podcasting or voice recording at a desk, position the mic near the speaker for a session, then fold the arm away to reclaim desk space between recordings.
- For video calls or remote work, adjust the microphone into speaking position without leaving a stand in the middle of the desk; swing it aside when you need the workspace back.
- For a compact streaming or recording setup, route the mic cable along the arm so it stays more organized as you reposition the microphone.
- For home music demos or spoken takes, place a compatible microphone where you need it for a recording, then move the arm out of the way between takes.















