[Integrated] I am the Audio Engineer for a small non-profit and we recently required this kit for our podcast production. They have turned our office into a mini broadcasting booth. With 4 people we can easily have a 4-way conversation with these stands. They swing very easily and can be mounted just about anywhere! Highly recommend for any one looking to invest in podcast equipment.

[3.5 lb] I purchased this boom arm because I could not bring myself to pay $100 for the PS1. I am using the Rode PodMic on it and it works very well. The PodMic is a heavy microphone and I have no issues positioning it wherever I want. I like the included XLR cable as it looks less messy with the cable compact with/inside the arm. The tension joints are tight and work very well. I have been using it now for 2 months as a teacher having to now teach online from home and I very much love it! I'm glad I saved the money rather than going with the PS1.

[Integrated] This mic arm is built with extremely high quality. It is a great product I will be buying more for my home podcast studio!

[5/8"-27 Male] value value value, does the job

[XLR 3-Pin Male] I received this product in exchange for my honest review.

For years I’ve used the cheap $15 scissor arms that come with the kits for starters. Those arms creak and squeak and don’t stay mounted. The Auray BA-XE4 is a great upgrade from those. It holds 3.5 lbs and supports the MC-Pod mic or most handheld dynamic mics. The Polsen M-85 works well with it too. The Auray BA-XE4 can be mounted with a clamp or permanently with a screw on base that is included. The arm is quiet if you need to adjust during recoding and the mic mount is a 5/8 threaded so no step up adapter is needed. My favorite feature of the Auray BA-XE4 is the integrated XLR mic cable. The cable is hidden inside the frame and cable management isn’t an issue. With my old arm, I was constantly messing with cable ties but not anymore. Check out this scissor arm in action by searching for “techmundane” on YouTube. The review is the MC-Pod Mic Kit on my channel.

[XLR 3-Pin Male] for 40 bucks you can't go wrong, i'm using it with a two pound mic, it holds it well and is sturdy and i like the built in xlr, it clips on easily and is secure. i recommend it if you are looking to not break the bank.

[5/8"-27 Male] I love that it comes straight out the box assembled and with the two options to either clamp it down or screw it into the wall. I never recommend using OEM screws though as I always prefer toggle bolts when I can. This definitely beats all those pricey boom arms, and I would highly recommend this to everyone!

[5/8"-27 Male] The right design. The right build. The right weight. The right attachments. The right tighteners. The right color. I looked at a lot of other options but the WAMBA is just right.

[XLR 3-Pin Male] great motion - hold up my SM7B's beautifully.
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[5/8"-27 Male] This Arms has been Solid, I am also one the people who won't sit still in their chairs and like to eat their mic. So, I tend to move it Alot, and I fold it Back down when not using it to save space.


Mic Used: PreSonus PD-70
Mic Weight: 2.35 lbs


I have been using this for over 2 Weeks at the time of the Review.