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RØDE PSA1 Studio Boom Arm - Unboxing, Overview & Review

Rode PSA1 Studio Boom Arm Unboxing & Review (RØDE)


 


After the great feedback i received on my previous post. I've come back to share with you guys the Rode PSA1 Studio Boom Arm, in the form of an unboxing! After using a standard old music stand for the last year or so i really felt that it was about time for a significant upgrade, and for the week or so that i have been using the arm it has been a great experience with little to no problems with it so far :) - The previous thread of this product was removed due to slight implications but it has returned as them problems have been solved.


 


 



 


Please take into consideration that i highly believe that content quality increases on the back on constructive criticism, so please feel free to reply to the thread below! :D


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I believe it's not pronounced rode, but something like 'red'

I guess different places pronounce it differently ha - thanks anyways

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I believe it's not pronounced rode, but something like 'red'

 

Røde in scandinavian languages (Ø is a Norwegian, Danish and Faroese letter) broadly means red, and is a developed form of "rød" (unless I'm very much mistaken about my neighbouring countries). At least in Norwegian, the correct place for this word would be something along the lines of "ballene var røde" -> "the balls were red" (as opposed to "en rød ball" -> "a red ball")

 

I would probably describe the pronunciation with the word "bluff", which in my language is written bløff, and they sound very similar. Language pros would probably complain though

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I guess different places pronounce it differently ha - thanks anyways

eh no... it's a Scandinavian word, you can't invent a pronunciation for it haha.

Linus explained it on his Røde mic review.

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eh no... it's a Scandinavian word, you can't invent a pronunciation for it haha.

Linus explained it on his Røde mic review.

You learn something new everyday haha ;)

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