The samson mk10 microphone boom standfrom samson mk10 microphone boom standis a microphone value pack that features a R21S cardioid dynamic microphone, a mic clip, a MK10 lightweight boom stand, and an 18' XLR microphone cable. It can be used to capture audio in various environments for applications such as live stage, theater, speech presentations, school meetings, and more.

The R21S microphone is built with a convenient on/off switch and has gold-plated XLR connectors. The microphone is designed to withstand high SPLs and a special shock-mounted element helps minimize handling noises. A mic clip is also included.

The MK10 lightweight tripod boom stand features a sleek black finish. It is made of solid steel and will fold up for easy transport anywhere you need it.

In addition, an 18' microphone cable completes the Samson VP10 Microphone Value Pack. This package contains everything you need to get started and is suitable for vocalists, presenters, and others.

R21S Dynamic Element Microphone    Cardioid Polar Pattern    On/Off Mic Switch    MK10 Lightweight Boom Stand    18' XLR-F to 1/4" Mic Cable    Includes Mic Clip

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to make sure this is tall enough to reach over my monitor, I appears in the photo the section from the clamp to the elbow is equal in length to the section from the mic to the elbow, so is each section 28 inches in length or is it 28 inches from desk to mic measuring both sections together?

A: The total length of the entire arm (both sections) is 28". Samson does offer two options for longer arms with the same design. The MBA38 (B&H # SAMBA38) is 38" long and the MBA48 (B&H # SAMBA48) is 48" long. Both models are available in stock and ready to ship.

Q: 2. IS there a deeper clamp available for desks with a beveled edge?

A: The O.C. White Ultima 4-Way Modular Clamp Assembly for Ultima ULP Microphone Boom (B&H # OCULPCLAMP) looks like it is deeper and heavier than the Samson clamp. The inside diameter of the hole on the O.C. White clamp is 17mm. Here is a link for the manufacturer's info page: https://www.ocwhite.com/product/ultima-ulp-clamp/

Q: 3. How long is each arm?

A: About 19 inches.

Q: 4. Where is the user guide or manual? I didn't receive anything in the box. How to I get the serial number of my product to register the warranty?

A: Please contact Samsontech directly: Samson Technologies • 278-B Duffy Avenue • Hicksville, NY 11801 • 516-870-7200

Q: 5. Mine came with no instructions. How do you adjust the spring tension? The springs are so stronge out of the package that it does not keep its position - it flies up to full extension.

A: There is no spring adjustments did you get to screw in microphone normally microphone gives added weight

Q: 6. What would I need to attach a smartphone/camera to this?

A: A smartphone holder and an adapter would be required: SHAPE Smartphone Aluminum Clamp Tripod Mount with Cold Shoe B&H # SHSPTM: https://bhpho.to/35CfHWt Fits Smartphones 2.5 to 3.5" Wide 1 x Cold Shoe Mount 3 x 1/4"-20 Threads Adjust Width with Rotating Screw Rubber Pads for Smartphone Protection CNC Aluminum Material CAMVATE 1/4"-20 Male To 5/8"-27 Female Adapter for Microphone Stand (2-Pack) BH #CAC1361 • MFR #C1361: https://bhpho.to/3xpNkqe

Q: 7. Does this arm have adjustable retention? I'm planning to use it with a mic that only weighs about 1/4lb

A: The Samson MBA38 does not have adjustable retention.

Q: 8. I plan to use Samson G Track Pro mic and SP04 shackmount with this stand, can this stand handle the weight with no problem?

A: Yes, it can. Be mindful not to extend the boom all the way or the counter balance won't be as effective.

Q: 9. How does the quality of this compare to the Rode PSA1?

A: The quality of this studio boom arm would be similar to the Rode PSA1 Studio Boom Arm for Broadcast Microphones, BH #ROPSA1, but it has a shorter reach of 28-inches fully extended.

Q: 10. Does the joint at the mic maintain it's angle as you move the boom arm? Or do you have to reposition the mic each time the boom arm is moved?

A: The action of the spring inside the arm maintains a proportionate angle between the bottom and middle joints. Due to the nature of the spring-loaded arm, the joints do not naturally move independently of each other. It is however possible to keep the arm steady during adjustment without too much difficulty, and each joint can be manually adjusted if the opposite section is held in place with your other hand.