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Rode PSA1 Desk Microphone Stand
Studio microphone boom arm for broadcast and radio, studio or home installations, designed for the RODE Procaster and Podcaster. Arm offers a horizontal reach of 820 mm, a vertical reach of 840 mm, and a full 360° rotation, and can support most of the microphones weighing between 700 g and 1.1 kg (when combined with shock mount that is sold separately). Arm comes with Velcro cable wraps and both desk-clamp and desk-insert style attachments for versatile mounting in desks up to 55 mm thick (clamp) or 70 mm thick (insert). Black colour.
All reviews come from verified customers who have purchased a product from us in the past.
AI summary of reviews
Based on the number of reviews: 116
Strengths
- Stable microphone positioning: Customers consistently report that the arm holds microphones firmly in place without sagging or drifting, even heavy models like the Shure SM7B or Blue Yeti.
- Robust and quality build: The microphone arm is frequently described as well-built, solid, and made from quality materials, contributing to its durability and premium feel.
- Easy setup and use: Many users highlight the straightforward installation process and the ease with which the arm can be manipulated and adjusted.
- Quiet operation: The arm is noted for its silent movement and lack of creaking, which is crucial for recording environments.
- Cable management: The inclusion of cable straps helps users keep microphone cables organized and out of the way.
Weaknesses
- Strong springs for light mics: Some users find the springs too strong for very light microphones, causing the arm to rise unless additional weight is applied or screws are tightened.
- Limited adjustability: A few customers noted that the arm might not allow for exact positioning in all desired angles, or that the microphone knob can be difficult to tighten sufficiently for heavier mics.
- Occasional spring noise: While generally quiet, some users reported an occasional 'shooting' sound from the springs, which could potentially be picked up by a microphone.
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