Adjustable Microphone Boom Arm [3/8 to 5/8 Screw Adapter] Suspension Scissor Mic Stand, Desk Mount For Blue Snowball, Yeti, & Other Studio and Gaming Microphones (With Cable Management)

EASY TO SET UP: Whether you're using any microphone condensers, connecting them to this boom arm and clamping it on your studio set up is a breeze. Everything you need from a screw adapter, instructions, and tube style cable management comes inside the box! falseSTABLE
AND SAFE: Advanced suspension springs on each boom arm prevents your microphone from shaking, suddenly dropping, sinking, dipping, or making noise. The mic boom arm bends and articulates back and forth at the base, making movement smooth and solid. The clamping mechanism won't leave marks or dents, making it safe for use on your desk, shelf, or furniture without the risk of damage. false-
UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: The boom mic arm can attach your Blue Snowball or Blue Yeti along with most microphones with 3/8" and 5/8" threads (Microphone in picture not included).
- HEAVY-DUTY ARM: Made from Aluminum and steel, this sturdy boom microphone arm and stand can hold most microphones, with a bearing capacity that can hold up to 2.2 lbs.
- FULL MOTION ADJUSTABILITY: Clamp this articulating microphone arm to any corner of your desk and enjoy nearly 360° of this smooth built-in spring-based balance system, within a compact scissor designed suspension arm.
- EASY TO SET UP: Whether you're using any microphone condensers, connecting them to this boom arm and clamping it on your studio set up is a breeze. Everything you need from a screw adapter, instructions, and tube style cable management comes inside the box!
- STABLE AND SAFE: Advanced suspension springs on each boom arm prevents your microphone from shaking, suddenly dropping, sinking, dipping, or making noise. The mic boom arm bends and articulates back and forth at the base, making movement smooth and solid. The clamping mechanism won't leave marks or dents, making it safe for use on your desk, shelf, or furniture without the risk of damag