Samson Technologies Samson MBA18-18†Microphone Boom Arm for Podcasting and Streaming (SAMBA18)

Wish it would be easier to tighten for heave mics with shock mounts but it does work well once set.

Good

The arm is certainly very good in terms of design. But it cannot hold any microphone made with metal construction. And if you tighten it to make the arm hold, the pipe cracks within.Only get this thing if you never plan on using metal microphones.Tested with AT2020, C-1, Rode podcaster mic, Shure SM7B lol don't even think. And finally the zoom recorder H5.

The boom arm has a good build to it. It holds my audio technica atr2100x really well. Perfect boom arm if you have small space on your desk.

Best budget boom arm for the price. For the long term, this thing is incredibly sturdy compared to all the other budget options. Initially I was looking for something that wasn't the highest end like the Rode PS1, etc that breaks the bank but also not the cheapest of the cheap. If you've looked around for long enough, you'll notice that everything under this price mounting arm uses literally the same cheap design. I personally had two of those and each lasted just under a year. I can't ever seeing myself break this one though.I never usually write reviews but I spent so long looking for exactly this that I kind of had to vouch for them.PROS:- the tightness is fine and I'm pretty sure it's adjustable though I never had to adjust it.- The mounting bracket is on the bigger side so it's sturdier and doesn't move at all compared to my cheaper ones (keep in mind that it takes up a bit more space in turn but barely enough to complain about)- Have no doubts that this can hold any mic that I throw on it including with extra accessories (such as shock mount). I even use it as a headphone holder.- Thick metal arms that are sleek and aren't bulky. Springs hidden inside- Cable managing is easy on these as I just snake my cables around the bars and use the included velcro ties- I like that you can keep the mounting bracket on the desk loose so that the arm swivels free without doing any damage unlike previous ones I've had. Because it's elevated you'll probably never bump into anyway (at least I haven't) so I keep it like that.- For ~$65 CAD, you're getting a steal compared to the ~$130+ CAD optionsCons- Literally none unless you're coming from a super premium option in which case, that's not what this is and you shouldn't review it as such.ConclusionIt does literally everything you would need it to do and for a long time. The build quality is excellent and the metal is thick but not bulky making it look like an absolute flex. No regrets, would buy this thing a million times over.

El brazo de micrófono está excelente, pensé que lo vencería el peso del micrófono, pero resiste bastante bien el peso de un Rode PodMic, aparte trae abrazaderas para tener el cable sujeto al brazo, en vez de tenerlo colgando o enredarlo en el mismo brazo.

I use this with my Samson GTrack, which is a very heavy mic. Great quality arm.

خذه ولاتتردد ستاند صح غويلي لكن افضلك من الستاندات السيئة اللي تخرب لك الطاولة له معي فترة طويلة وتركيبه سهل وماخرب الطاولة ولا حفرها الستاند ابو 100 ريال خرب ام طاولتييي

Seems a bit pricey but it really isn't. This thing feels so sturdy and well built. It rotates easily, and the end that holds the mic is very versatile. You can let it hand down if you want your mic to hand, or you can point it up if you want it to mount the mic upwards, you can loosen it a bit so you can rotate your mic individually from the arm 360 degrees. It pulls toward you, pushes away. Tilts up, tilts down. The range isn't super far, but that's fine for my purposes. It's a very. very well built product. Compared to the cheap one for my webcam, this feels miles better. Using it with my EV RE20