suggestions boom arm for AT2005?

[Postage Bread]

Just need a good priced boom arm for the At2005 Microphone. Please leave recommendations :3

 

https://www.amazon.com/Technica-AT2005USB-Handheld-Dynamic-Microphone/dp/B007JX8O0Y/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3VI2QHZBUUEOK&dchild=1&keywords=at2005usb&qid=1624064242&sprefix=at2005%2Celectronics%2C149&sr=8-5&th=1

[Ariolander]

On-Stage 19" Microphone Gooseneck + On-Stage TM03 Table Microphone Clamp, Flange Mount or a stand.

[rice guru]

I just use the generic neewer brand stand on amazon

[Postage Bread]

3 hours ago, rice guru said:

I just use the generic neewer brand stand on amazon

Link if you don’t mind

[Postage Bread]

3 hours ago, Ariolander said:

On-Stage 19" Microphone Gooseneck + On-Stage TM03 Table Microphone Clamp, Flange Mount or a stand.

Is this one good? I don’t know anything about this type..

[rice guru]

1 hour ago, Postage Bread said:

Link if you don’t mind

https://www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Microphone-Suspension-Broadcasting-Voice-Over/dp/B00DY1F2CS/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=neewer+mic+stand&qid=1624083855&sprefix=neewwe+mic+st&sr=8-3

[Ariolander]

12 hours ago, Postage Bread said:

Is this one good? I don’t know anything about this type..

They are good as long as your mic does not weigh more than its rated weight. As the AT2005 is relatively lightweight so it is fine.

 

For heavier mics I prefer fixed locking boom arms over the generic scissor arms because I find the cheap ones to be loud when in use, and take much more desk space than either a gooseneck or fixed arm.

 

To get a scissor one that will both support a lot of weight, take a lot of space, and isn't really loud in use would mean a model with internal springs like the Rode PSA1 which is like $99.

 

The cheap $20 scissor arms, while functional, are not that nice to use. You really gotta spend really spend to get something nice with that design, while the entry level goosenecks and interlocking arms are all great out of the box, there isn't that massive gulf in quality from the cheap stuff, because everything is both cheap and quality.

[Postage Bread]

3 hours ago, Ariolander said:

They are good as long as your mic does not weigh more than its rated weight. As the AT2005 is relatively lightweight so it is fine.

 

For heavier mics I prefer fixed locking boom arms over the generic scissor arms because I find the cheap ones to be loud when in use, and take much more desk space than either a gooseneck or fixed arm.

 

To get a scissor one that will both support a lot of weight, take a lot of space, and isn't really loud in use would mean a model with internal springs like the Rode PSA1 which is like $99.

 

The cheap $20 scissor arms, while functional, are not that nice to use. You really gotta spend really spend to get something nice with that design, while the entry level goosenecks and interlocking arms are all great out of the box, there isn't that massive gulf in quality from the cheap stuff, because everything is both cheap and quality.

InnoGear Microphone Arm Stand, Heavy Duty Mic Arm Microphone Stand Suspension Scissor Boom Stands with Mic Clip and Cable Ties for Blue Yeti Snowball and Blue Yeti Nano(Medium) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V2FJL54/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_0W5B0QRKQ0C4A05VDM87?psc=1
 

what about this?

[Ariolander]

15 minutes ago, Postage Bread said:

InnoGear Microphone Arm Stand, Heavy Duty Mic Arm Microphone Stand Suspension Scissor Boom Stands with Mic Clip and Cable Ties for Blue Yeti Snowball and Blue Yeti Nano(Medium) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V2FJL54/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_0W5B0QRKQ0C4A05VDM87?psc=1
 

what about this?

I haven't personally used that but it looks like a really good Rode PSA1 clone.

 

Internal springs to reduce handling noise and rated to support the weight of heavy mics, up to 3.5lbs. Might be a good buy, I would love to read reviews of it.

[Postage Bread]

22 minutes ago, Ariolander said:

I haven't personally used that but it looks like a really good Rode PSA1 clone.

 

Internal springs to reduce handling noise and rated to support the weight of heavy mics, up to 3.5lbs. Might be a good buy, I would love to read reviews of it.

Thanks for the suggestions friend