BFKK Low Profile 360° Adjustable Microphone Boom Arm Stand with 5.91" Extended Riser
Low-profile boom arm with 5.91" riser, 360° horizontal and 220° vertical reach, 14x14" span, cable routing and 4.4 lb capacity
- Extended 5.91 inch riser lets you set the perfect recording height
- 220 degree vertical and 360 degree horizontal rotation for flexible positioning
- 14 by 14 inch horizontal reach covers a wide desk area
- Built-in cable management keeps the workspace tidy and organised
- All-metal frame supports microphones up to 4.4 pounds with a protective desk clamp
Low-profile boom arm with 5.91" riser
This all-metal microphone stand clamps to a desk and includes an extended riser that adds 5.91 inches of height. It supports microphones weighing up to 4.4 pounds and accepts 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch and 5/8 inch threads without a shock mount. The low-profile design suits podcasters, streamers and home-studio users who need flexible positioning in a compact footprint.
Thermals noise and power
The arm has no motors, fans or electronic components, so it produces no heat, no audible noise and draws no power. All movement comes from friction joints that stay silent during adjustments. There is no power supply or cable to route for the stand itself.
Build quality and daily use
Solid all-metal construction provides a rigid frame that resists flex under load. A soft cushion on the desk clamp protects furniture from scratches while the clamp secures the base. Integrated cable channels keep wiring tidy along the 14-inch horizontal boom, and the 360-degree horizontal plus 220-degree vertical range lets you reposition the microphone without loosening multiple knobs.
How it compares
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- Price $65.99
- Pricier than about 83% of the 791 comparable items (median $32.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I mount the boom arm to my desk and which step is often missed?
Clamp the C-clamp base to a desk edge up to the clamp's maximum opening, then thread the 5.91-inch riser into the base before attaching the arm; people often forget to tighten the riser's locking collar, causing the arm to wobble.
What parts will need checking or replacement after months of daily adjustments?
The three pivot joints and the internal cable-management channel should be inspected every few months; tighten joint screws if they loosen and clear dust from the channel so cables continue to slide freely.
At what microphone weight does the arm start to sag during long sessions?
The arm is rated for microphones up to 4.4 pounds; exceeding that limit will cause gradual droop at the horizontal boom, especially when the boom is fully extended to 14 inches.
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