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The YOUSHARES Quadcast Mic Arm is a professional-grade adjustable scissor boom stand designed for Quadcast microphones. Constructed from durable steel, it supports up to 3.53 lbs with dual suspension springs to prevent sagging. Featuring a 360° swivel pop filter to eliminate unwanted noise, integrated cable sleeves for neatness, and an upgraded desk clamp that fits desks up to 2.4" thick, this mic arm offers flexible positioning and rock-solid stability for streamers and creators seeking premium sound quality and workspace organization.










| ASIN | B0925Z5V2Z |
| Best Sellers Rank | 83,516 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 1,784 in Stands |
| Colour | Quadcast Mic Arm |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (82) |
| Date First Available | 10 April 2021 |
| Item Weight | 16 kg |
| Item model number | MPN_Mic_Stand_W20A_QuadCast_01 |
| Material Type | Rubber,Steel |
| Package Dimensions | 44.91 x 21.01 x 9.09 cm; 16 kg |
M**O
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J**L
really sturdy with great reach - easy to assemble and install - great price too
E**A
Really glad I bought this for my Shure mic, the first one I bought could barely hold it up. Even though it is very stiff and sturdy (in all the right ways) I can still rotate it and move it as I please, where I would only need to re-tighten it a few times every now and then.
K**N
i bought this boom arm around 6 months ago and i already need a new one, it doesn't hold up my mic like advertised (Shure mv7) the built in cable tray does not work what so ever, the cover is always falling off it. also where you attach the microphone its just completely snapped and now it dosent work at all.
M**)
This monitor arm is not the time that can extend and retract without additionally tightening each elbow. This is the kind of arm where you set it where you need it, and you dont touch it. No springs so that you can pull it out and push it back at will, so once you pull it out to where you want it, you tighten the knobs so that it doesnt move. The problem i have with this is the middle elbow (connecting the two arms) has to be SUPER tight. If i make any adjustments, i typically have to stand up and turn it just about as hard as i can to get it tight enough to not slowly drop over time. I have a Quadcast S microphone, and it works decently on this arm but it feels like its always a bit loose no matter what, but that doesnt really cause any problems other than i can bump it and it will rotate or fall a bit. Overall, it a decent arm for setups where you extend it out to where you want it, tighten all the joints and leave it. If you will be moving this around often, then this is not the arm for you.
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