InnoGear Microphone Stand Mic Boom Arm for Blue Yeti HyperX QuadCast S SoloCast Snowball Fifine K669B and other Mic, with Shock Mount Windscreen Pop Filter Mic Clip Holder Cable Ties, Medium
Original price was: $28.99.$21.99Current price is: $21.99.
Price: $28.99 - $21.99
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Product Description
For Recording, Podcasting, Gaming, etc. InnoGear Sturdy Microphone Kit
InnoGear microphone kit includes a double-braced arm mic stand, a professional dual layered wind pop filter, and an anti-vibration shock mount. It comes with holders for a dynamic mic and a condenser mic, as well as velcro ties for cord management and is very easy to assemble.
Universal Compatibility
This mic stand set includes one mic clip with the max diameter being 1.3″/32mm, which is suitable for microphones like Shure SM58, Samson Q2U. Also, the package includes a 3/8″ to 5/8″ screw adapter. It works greatly with Blue Yeti, Blue Snowball and HyperX QuadCast SoloCast, etc.
Strong Loading Capacity
The max load bearing capacity of the stand is 3.3 lb in default setting. But the bearing capacity can be lifted up if you set the spring to the second hole. The heavy duty stand will hold your microphone or webcam tighly without dropping or shaking.
Upgraded Table Clamp
The clamp can clip to any desk up to 2″ thick and the sponge pad protects your desk from scratches.
Professional, Durable & Stable
Adjust the stand for your need. The shock mount is compatible with AT2020 mic, AT2020USB+, etc.
Nice Cable Ties
The package comes with 5 cable ties for putting your microphone cable in order and avoiding a mess.
1 Table Clamp
2 Solid Build
3 Cable Ties
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Compatibility
Microphones
Microphones
Microphones
4-13″ Devices
Microphones
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0.47 in port stand bases
Heavy Duty
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Special Feature
Low Profile
5.8 lb Weighted Base
Innovative One-Piece Tube
Tablet Stand Phone Holder
High Profile
Accessories
Height Riser
Screw Adapter
3/8″ to 5/8″, 3/8″ to 1/4″
3/8″ to 5/8″
3/8″ to 5/8″
360° ball head
3/8″ to 5/8″
XLR
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Universal Compatibility& Comprehensive Protection: InnoGear mic arm is engineered to seamlessly fit industry-standard 3/8” to 5/8” screw adapters, which is compatible with Blue Yeti, Snowball, HyperX QuadCast, Fifine AM8 and a wide range of standard-sized microphones. The shock mount (not fit for Blue Yeti), crafted from premium materials, features a 52mm hole diameter, slightly larger than standard mounts, and provides enhanced stability and effortless installation.
Heavy-duty Structure Mic Stand: The extra strong spring of the boom arm prevents the microphone from accidental dropping, noise generation and shaking. It has a table mounting clamp and protective layers of sponge. An adjustable positioning screw can easily clip to any desktop with a thickness of 2″.
Double Screen Pop Filters: The first screen blocks air blasts as any pop filter normally would. The gap in between then disperses any remaining air pressure, so by the time it passes the second screen, the blast is easily contained.
All-in-One Combo: Package includes all the items you need for studio recording and live sound, a microphone stand, a zinc alloy table mounting clamp, a 3/8″ to 5/8″ metal screw adapter, a pop filter, a shock mount and five cable ties, easy to assemble and carry.
Especially Design: The cable ties which adopt the self-locking fastener design, strong durable powerful lock, easy handling and prevent snagging in tight.
Customers say
Customers find the microphone stand to be a good value for the price. It works well and is easy to set up. They are satisfied with its microphone compatibility. However, some customers have differing opinions on its sturdiness, fit, hold position, and range of motion.
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10 reviews for InnoGear Microphone Stand Mic Boom Arm for Blue Yeti HyperX QuadCast S SoloCast Snowball Fifine K669B and other Mic, with Shock Mount Windscreen Pop Filter Mic Clip Holder Cable Ties, Medium
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Theresa M –
You get what you paid for
I recently acquired this arm, and I must say, I’m quite pleased with it, especially considering it’s my first one and I’m streaming just as a hobby. Many other budget models have springs that are too strong, requiring additional bands to maintain the desired position, but this arm worked perfectly right out of the box without any adjustments. The setup was incredibly simple; I barely glanced at the instructions until it was time to attach the pop filter and microphone. So far, it’s been flawless, easily maintaining any position I set. The instructions also note that for heavier microphones, there’s an extra slot to move the springs in to for stronger support. I appreciate its lightweight design and non-intrusive setup. My only minor critique, which is more of a personal preference, is that the included pop filter is somewhat large. However, as this is my first experience with such equipment, I find the overall value excellent. I would recommend this product to anyone starting out in streaming as a hobby or looking to purchase an affordable boom arm.
Hazard1nc –
Works good, does it’s job
Just keep in mind, depending on your mic, it may pick up shaking sounds from the springs. My mic thankfully has software that reduces noise other than voice.It’s good though, my only complaint, it’s not very big. I guess in my mind, I was expecting something a little bigger. I got what I paid for. I got a lot of extras, which was nice! It was very easy to setup, it’s easy to use. Weight is nice, it does the job!It does have good stability, you can easily manage the tension of how easily it moves or doesn’t. All the parts needed was included. No real complaints, would buy again if I needed to.
nix –
nice and sturdy base, but donât move the pop filter too much.
My pop filter bent like when you bend metal back and force, be careful moving it too much. It almost broke off, but itâs ok. Works decently well but if your desk isnât sturdy itâll be very wobbly. The range of motion isnât that bad, and the mic stand overall is decent, but keep in mind what youâre getting. Itâs fairly stiff and stays in place though. The value for the money is there, 4 stars!
Mark –
My son stole it!!!
I got this for doing podcasts and am very pleased with its quality and great price. My son “borrowed” it for his YouTube channel videos and I haven’t see it since. But it holds up well on the desk, hold the microphone without any moving around, and has made my son an Internet star. Maybe someday I’ll get it back or else I’ll have to buy another one, since he loves it so much. Yes, there are super expensive, super professional products but – you know what? If you’re on a budget and want a REALLY good quality item, then save your money and get this! You won’t be disappointed.
Andrew Gorton –
Works amazingly!
It’s affordable, easy to install, and the adapter allowed me to put mi microphone on without a single issue. The sound quality is great too! Very impressed
Ryan Dietrich –
Mixed Bag: InnoGear Microphone Stand Review
I recently purchased the InnoGear Microphone Stand Mic Boom Arm to complement my Blue Yeti USB microphone setup, and while there are some impressive features, there are a few drawbacks worth considering.Let’s start with the positives. The dual-layer pop filter that comes with the stand is a standout feature. Not only does it feel high quality, but it effectively reduces plosive sounds and enhances overall audio quality. Adjusting the filter and maintaining its position on the arm is a breeze, contributing to a seamless recording experience.The stand’s ability to easily adjust and hold its position is another commendable feature. It provides flexibility during use, allowing for quick and effortless adjustments to suit various recording setups.However, the stand’s design has its share of issues. The C-clamp, while convenient, has a slick bottom foot that compromises its grip on the desk. This lack of stability can lead to the stand sliding around and popping loose, making it essential to tighten the clamp securely and handle it with care.One significant drawback is the loose fit between the peg at the base of the boom arm and the clamp. This results in noticeable wobbling, creating a less stable setup than desired. The screw intended to secure this connection falls short in providing the necessary stability, leaving the arm prone to movement.Moreover, the screw that connects the microphone to the arm lacks the desired friction. Even a slight rotation can cause the microphone to come loose, allowing it to rotate freely without resistance. This can be frustrating, especially during intense recording sessions where stability is crucial.In conclusion, the InnoGear Microphone Stand Mic Boom Arm offers a mix of positive and negative attributes. While the dual-layer pop filter and easy adjustments enhance the user experience, issues with the C-clamp’s grip and the loose connections affecting stability may be significant considerations. If careful handling and occasional readjustments are acceptable trade-offs for the low cost, this stand might still be a suitable option for your setup.
JAnthony Garnica –
Flexible and durable.
Fitted my needs perfectly. I do recommend it.
Daxen –
Bought this product in 2022. Worked fine for a while, however started breaking down within the last year. Pieces started coming off and undone, as well as the springs will launch the arm up if pulled down slightly.
yl –
Item came in good condition and well packed! Everything looks new and clean and there wasn’t any scratch or dust.The quality felt good, sturdy and stable too. I’m using a Maono mic and it fits tightly.Totally worth the purchase. Will recommend this if you need a mic stand clamp.Been using it for about a month or so, still very happy and loving it a lot ð
Jason MacKenzie –
I’m feeling disappointed and flabbergasted. This thing specifically advertises that it’s compatible with the Blue Yeti but it isn’t.The adapter screw is too small to fit into the base of the microphone. I see one other review on here that says the same thing although I didn’t notice it until afterwards.The equipment feels pretty cheap but reasonable for the 40 dollar CDN price tag. I probably would have been satisfied if it had actually fit the mic.