Wave Mic Arm Low Profile Microphone Boom Arm

Originally, I was using a cheap spring base, high profile arm that I've had for 10 years maybe more. With my new desk setup, I found it got in the way, both physically and visually and looked messy. Not to mention the springs would make an awful noise when adjusting. The Elgato Wave Low Profile arm is genuinely better in every way. It's highly adjustable, sturdy and very supporting of my microphone (A Wave:3 on a shock mount). It doesn't get in the way, as it can be neatly folded away to the side of the desk, or even behind your monitor if your setup allows. When in use, it doesn't obstruct the monitor, keyboard or mouse and you can genuinely forget it's there while playing. The magnetic cable tidy tray is a nice touch that fits wide cables and makes the overall appearance much neater. Setup is incredibly easy, and the padded clamp is very nice for protecting the desk. Only complaint is that a longer arm could be better for giving more flexibility with where to clamp it on my large desk. It's pricey, but for how neat it looks on the desk, the quality and adjustability and the fact that mic arms basically last forever, I'm very happy with the purchase.

Very solid great low profile arm this is exactly what I expected. Very high end top quality materials are use and I love the cable socket that has a magnetic cover. Very easy to setup and to use. Optimal weight and perfect stability for the shure mv7+

### Microphone Stand Review #### Introduction When it comes to setting up a professional or home studio, a reliable microphone stand is essential. The Elegato LP Microphone Stand promises stability, flexibility, and durability. In this review, we’ll delve into its features, performance, and overall value to determine if it lives up to its claims. #### Design and Build Quality The first thing you'll notice about the Elegato LP Microphone Stand is its robust build. Constructed from high-quality steel, it feels solid and durable. The base is weighted, ensuring that it won't tip over easily, even when supporting heavier microphones. The adjustable arm is smooth and secure, allowing for precise positioning without slipping. #### Features - **Height Adjustability**: Ranging from 70mm to 160mm, this stand caters to various recording environments and preferences. - **Swivel and Tilt**: The stand features a 360-degree swivel and a tiltable head, providing maximum flexibility for different recording setups. - **Portability**: Despite its sturdy build, the stand is relatively lightweight and can be disassembled for easy transportation. - **Compatibility**: Comes with standard threading to fit most microphones and shock mounts. #### Performance In terms of performance, the Elegato LP Microphone Stand excels. During testing, it held a variety of microphones steady without any wobble or unwanted movement. The adjustable height and swivel capabilities made it easy to position the microphone perfectly for both seated and standing recording sessions. The stand’s stability ensures consistent sound quality, free from vibrations or mic handling noise. #### Value for Money Priced at 89£, the Elegato LP Microphone Stand offers excellent value for its features. It competes well with higher-end models, delivering professional-level performance without breaking the bank. Whether you're a podcaster, musician, or content creator, this stand provides a reliable solution for your recording needs. #### Conclusion Overall, Microphone Stand is a worthy investment for anyone serious about their audio setup. Its combination of stability, flexibility, and durability makes it stand out in its price range. If you’re looking for a microphone stand that will enhance your recording experience, the Elegato LP Microphone Stand is an excellent choice.

This has to be the best mic arm I have ever used, its designed soooo well its smooth but not so smooth to hinder the use, it has an adjustable butterfly fixing on the joints which allow you to adjust the resistance in the arm joints to your preference from super slick to a velvety resistance so once you have used it a few times it kinda grooves itself so only the parts that need to move move and the rest just stays as is which means you can quickly get it from its resting place and bring it swiftly into position with a confidence and certainty it will remain and not slowly sag like the cheaper ones do. Another nice addition is the magnetic cover that runs over the arms allowing you to neatly tuck cables in there and shut them away, again the covers fit really nice and have a staisfying snap and weight that keeps them in place - the magnetic charge is just enough so it stays but is also easy enough to remove again. In conclusion the whole thing is just well made and well thought out - you can tell that it has been designed with thought and testing not just put together of a blueprint. If you are on the fence get off it and buy this you wont regret it.

I use this with a shure sm7b which is a heavy mic in general but this does hold it up fine (you do have to make it very tight on the arm to hold it though) Very adjustable and it’s overall worth it, you can also hide your cable in the arm however unless you have some cable slack it will keep falling out. My worry was when I first got it I thought if I had it over my keyboard it would hit my hands but it doesn’t if you have it raised slightly. Honestly I would get it as it’s probably the best mic arm out there for the price and probably even better than some of the expensive ones.

"This is a really nice mic arm with excellent build quality. My only minor complaints are that I wish the magnets on the cable management plates were a bit stronger, and it’s a little pricey—but that's typical for Elgato products. Overall, it's a great addition to the setup.

It was easy to assemble the mic arm, and it helps to keep my setup neat and clean. The hidden XLR cable fits snugly within the built-in channel, while the low-profile design prevents snagging and offers a rock-solid performance. It just looks and feels amazing, typical Elgato design. If you are looking for a functional yet stylish mic arm, it is definitely worth it!

This is a super stand! It held my Quadcast 2 s for a good year or two until I decided I wanted a psa 1+ to use my keyboard properly

ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن استخدمته مع مايك شور SM7b ، الذراع متين ومايهتز ولايطلع صوت اثناء تحريكه ، وماهو ثقيل ، وتركيبه جدا جداً سهل ، معه كتيب ، والتغليف شي فاخر

Works fine with Shure MV6

This is one of the most hidden finds ever. It's the OP low profile arms and it should be used for most of the situations. Anyone wants my old overhead mic arm?

These things are a very well made, beautiful bit of gear. Solid metal, and the low profile looks great. I love Rode gear and was going to go with one of their arms but I'm glad I went with these ones. They just look great, function as they are supposed to, and there isn't garish branding plastered all over it. The hidden cable channels function well, and the magnets are very strong. If you need a massive reach these probably aren't the arms for you. But for an everyday setting on a table or a desk or simply podcast setup these are great. This isn't really a con, more of a suggestion. I'd love to see a little clip or cutout on the clamp somewhere to hold the Allen key full time to use for tightening the arms when needed. And I'd also love a little bag to put them in when in transit, so they don't chip or scratch.

Clean finish and amazing quality. Love the fact that it has amazing wire management built in it.