InnoGear Microphone Arm Stand vs TONOR T20 Microphone Arm Stand 2021 Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- Hey guys! Here is my 2021 comparison and review of the InnoGear Microphone Arm Stand vs the TONOR T20 Microphone Arm Stand. They both include a microphone boom arm, desk clamp and velcros for your cables. However, the TONOR stand also includs a dynamic mic holder attachment, pop filter and wind screen. Let me know if you like the InnoGear boom arm or the TONOR mic stand more!
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Keep up your great work
Dude - thank you SO much for making this video! This comparison is EXACTLY what I was looking for. You just saved me time and a research headache. thanks!!!!
Glad I could help! 🙌
@@TobiasHolenstein at 6:06 say your mic ended up upside down after screwing in will the lever allow for rotation 360 without losing mic? I know some of these arms don't and you have to purchase separate attachments
Awesome video thank you this was everything I wanted to know about the toner
Thank you! Glad I could help 🙌
This was a FANTASTIC review!! I really appreciate you putting the time and effort into your videos!!! You sir just saved me a couple bucks and helped me get a better product!! Thank you!!
Thanks so much! Glad I could help 🙂
what did you choose
@@xnafu I choose the T-20 and honestly works fantastic and carries my AT 2035 without a problem. And the clamp is WAYY better, it allows for more surface area than the innoGear
@@KevVGaming great i bought it lol
Nice review bro 😎
Thank you! 🙂
is it better if the arm has a spring or not? because I heard its bad to have a spring because it will pick up more noise etc.
thanks man, great review too!
I just purchased my first boom arm a week ago and I went with the Innogear for the aesthetics. I don't particularly like having the springs exposed on a boom arm and from what I've heard is that any time you hit the springs (by accident of course) it'll cause vibrations to travel to your mic. The built in springs gives the Innogear boom arm that clean, minimalistic look that I like. As for the arms being stiff, I don't mind it since I really won't be moving it too much.
Glad to hear the Innogear stand is working out for you! and that is a good point, the springs do tend to make some noise when you hit them
Vibrations traveling to your mic can be solved by getting a shock mount.
@@matthewdavis9437 even with a shock mount those springs are going to be a headache
@@PoloDavey thats true i have a shock mount but still hear when i hit a spring by accident
I had to get a replacement for the Tonor 2 weeks after I got it. The tightening knob that locks it's position in place didn't tighten enough (and it's made of plastic and soft metal) , and I ended up over tightening it and breaking it. The stand was also just VERY free flowing. The replacement came, and I could then tighten it with out over tightening, and the stand was a lot more stiff (a good thing). Needles to say, quality control is an issue, and the plastic is cheap. I do like it a lot, however beware of quality control
Sorry to hear that happened! Glad to hear your replacement is working out so far
@@TobiasHolenstein I think when you do reviews, make sure to do the long term review later to show the wear and tear / how the hold up. I think you do a great job!
@@StudioGProductions Good point! I've had the Tonor arm stand for about 11 months now and it's still in great shape. I don't use it on a daily basis, but I've gotten quite a bit of use out of it. And thank you! 🙌
Hey, thanks for sharing another great review! All the best, TruePreView
No problem! I hope it helped 🙏🙌
Will the innogear stay in position if it hold lighter microphone like Maono PM461TR?
Yeah that should be fine, the innogear boom arm pretty much just stays in place however you position it, even if there is no microphone on it, and same with the tonor mic stand
More products to drool over and make me debate on what to buy! Thanks for the great reviews! You rock,
Thank you Travis! I'm glad you like them! Btw I finally made a Twitch account and followed you haha
I totally noticed that the other day! Thank you! As soon as I end up getting that fifine $35 mic, I’ll be sure to drop your channel in my twitch chat/ profile ;)
Awesome man thanks! 🙌
I got the InnoGear 37"-38" large arm stand yesterday, and the threading of that arm does not want to screw into the same silver Blue Yeti Mic that you have. I am really disappointed in the InnoGear one that I got, so now, I am getting a refund and possibly getting the Tonor mic arm you have. How is the Tonor arm holding up for you since this video?
Sorry to hear that it didn't fit your Yeti! The threading must have been messed up on the mic stand or something. My Tonor arm stand is still working great. I still use it on a regular basis and I love it
if the inno gear boom arm had a better moving spring and a better clamp, as the tonor positions the microphone weight on the desk, whereas the inno gear clamp has it positioned off the desk, i feel like combining the smoothness and clamp of the tonor, and the asthetic of the innogeae, that is the perfect budget boom arm
can I use the tonor tc-777 on the innogear boom arm?
Yes you can 🙂
Do u reccommend the tonor t20?
Yeah I do. I still use my tonor t20 on a regular basis
Hello, I have had my engine light come on and read P0520 Engine Oil Sensor Switch Circuit which costed me $450 to fix and then a week later an Icicle demolish my back window "Safelight Repaired" today. Now after a few hours I go outside to start it up to let it run a bit and my car indicated no FOB detected along with "Rear Trunk Ajar" leaving me with no engine start because it's saying trunk is open, I have slammed all doors and still nothing It is below 20 degrees here, do you have a clue why it thinks my trunk is open and what can I do because money is short. Desperately seeking your advice
Sorry to hear that! I don't know exactly what the problem might be, but I imagine it has to do with the FOB and probably not the trunk being detected as open. If the car does not detect the key fob it won't turn on. Edit: Do you happen to have a spare key? Maybe give that one a try
@@TobiasHolenstein Thank you I almost forgot I reached out to mostly everyone in the world loool anyways Thank You for responding and it seemed to have something to do with Syracuse NY below 20 temp last night as this afternoon I attempted FOB and booom thing responded back to normal for now but would love to sup it up to defend against weather conditions.
@@uyoume2227 Awesome glad to hear that it's working again! Yeah sometimes low temps have a funny effect on electronics
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In my experience, no I don't think so. I made a video on the difference between regular koi and butterfly koi if you want to check it out th-cam.com/video/KJIoHw54uGQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi tobias I'm a first again , where's my reward 😏😈😂 p.s go easy with the people rich guy😂
Hi Joel! Awesome man! Thanks so much for watching! 🙌
haha 😂
why dont people mention how the arm just sits freely on the clamp without anything holding it in place; If I lift up the arm the hole thing would come off the clamp. It'll also shake the arm because the male and female connectors don't fit each other. Its basically like throwing a hotdog down a hallway or using an elevator without the guide rail keeping it in place. in the elevator, you'll end up with something that's able to move vertically fast but every time you use the doors, it'll wobble from left to right. This'll probably be expensive, but i'd be down to pay for one that stays down when you connect it while also having something like ball bearings so it'll spin freely.
He did say they sent it to him. So I'm assuming its a little bias ; but I could be wrong.
READ THIS! it's pretty long. I just bought the innogear mic arm stand large. It was super stiff out of the box. When I used it, it put so much pressure on the clamp ( just how Tobias said) making a part of my desk break where the clamp was. I have an Ikea desk and even though it's not the best quality, I think a mic arm stand shouldn't be making desks break. And even though the mic arm stand looks cool and simple like the rode mic arm stand, I kinda don't recommend this. Also, I tried to loosen the joints by using an Allen key but I ended loosening it too much the joints ended up falling apart and now I can't fix it anymore so be careful bc you probably can't put it back together especially the middle joint if you mess with it a lot. I saw that there was a small metal cylinder sticking out and I tried to fix it but somehow I ended up making it disassemble itself (the middle joint). IDK why innogear does not even tell you how to loosen the joints in the manual paper that comes with it. I may just buy another mic arm stand.
The reason I bought was bc my brother has it and he had it for some time now. And when I saw how stiff mine was I compared it to his mic arm stand ( the same one) and his was more flexible/loose and I carefully checked the joints of his and I see that he never loosened it, which is just dumb and weird. So over time, it loosens? I just think Innogear needs this fix this issue and tell the customers how to loosen the joints.
Thank you for sharing your experience Christian! If it helps, my Tonor T20 arm stand is still good and I still use it to this day