Content creators can mount their favorite microphone on the Audio-Technica AT8700, a sturdy and fully adjustable boom arm that clamps to the edge of your table, freeing up space on your desktop. With full 360° rotation that facilitates any mic position, use the arm to place your mic where you want it, and keep it firmly in place while you stream games, podcasts, records, and more. The AT8700 comes with six USB cable clips and six XLR cable clips to reduce clutter, and a table clamp.

For Podcasting, Streaming, Home Studio    360° Rotation    Sturdy C-Clamp for Desk Mounting    5/8"-27 Mic Thread    Clips for Cable Management

• Table-mount microphone boom arm with 5/8"-27 thread
• Full 360° rotation
• Includes USB cable clips (6), XLR cable clips (6), and table C-clamp

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this be able to support the weight of a "Shure SM7B" (1.69 lb / 766.57 g)?

A: Yes; this boom arm, placed on a stand includes a counter weitht, which will balane an SM7B, no problem.

Q: 2. Before I place my order, can you tell me what additional accessories will I need to get started (aside from the computer)? Cables? Shock mount? Thanks!

A: The Audio-Technica Voice Actor Starter Kit ships with everything necessary to get started recording. The AT2035 mic ships with shockmount, and XLR cable for connection of mic to the interface is included as well.

Q: 3. How large is the diaphragm?

A: The manufacturer does not specify. Typically this type of mic offers a diaphragm larger than 3/4 .

Q: 4. What is the diameter of the pin that slots into the clamping base?

A: The manufacturer has not specified diameter of the stem that fits into the C-clamp base for the 512 AUDIO 512-BBA Microphone Boom Arm.

Q: 5. What is the diameter of the boom shaft at the back end where the counterweight is located?

A: I am sorry but K&M does not provide that spec.

Q: 6. Does this include the ATH-M20 Headphones?

A: No, the headline description of the kit is wrong, but the product list farther down is right. It ships with Polsen headphones. They're listed on the current set up as Polsen HPC-A30 Closed-Back Studio Monitor Headphones.

Q: 7. Can this be attached to a "K&M 260 Straight Microphone Stand (Black)"?

A: On the K&M 260 straight stand, removing the pole extension fromn the base would allow the boom to be inserted into the 260.

Q: 8. What length are the USB cables?

A: The USB cables included with the Audio-Technica Consumer ATR2100x-USB Cardioid Dynamic USB/XLR Microphone measure 6.6'.

Q: 9. Is the threaded connection on the bottom 5/8" ? I didn't see it listed on the product page.

A: the bottom of this boom arm is designed to fit into an existing mic stand, the 5/8" thread listed is at the top on the boom arm, to allow for industry standard a mic clip/holder for a microphone.

Q: 10. Why does the product description say "dynamic", when it is clearly a condenser mic?

A: The product description is accurate and the ATR2100x-USB is a dynamic microphone, not a condenser microphone. The microphone's element (also called a mic capsule) which converts audio to an electronic signal is dynamic and does not require any voltage to operate. Condenser microphones do require voltage to function. What may be confusing you is the built-in USB audio interface which converts the analog signal to a digital signal and does require 5V DC which is supplied by the computer's USB port. The ATR2100x-USB offers both analog output via XLR and digital output via USB, but the actual mic element used to initially convert audio to an electronic signal, that is dynamic. Please see the manufacturer's specifications on page 16 of the user manual for further details and verification: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/593253.pdf