The Best Cheap Boom Arm For Microphones | Tonor T20 Boom Arm
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- The Tonor T20 Boom Arm is an amazing boom arm for new streamers, TH-camrs, and musicians that want an all-in-one package where they will receive everything they need without having to go and buy additional equipment.
The boom arm can hold up to 1.8kg in weight and can hold the majority of microphones that are on the market as it has an inbuilt 3/8" thread and it also comes with a 3/8" female to 5/8" male adaptor for microphones like the Blue Snowball.
It has an upgraded desk clamp which provides stability and can clamp to a desk up to 60mm in thickness. Also on the clamp is a headset hook for you headset users out there.
If you're looking for a good budget boom arm then this is an amazing setup for the price.
Heavy Duty Construction: The T20 is made of durable steel for outstanding bearing capacity. Max load: 4lbs/1.8kg.
Upgraded Desk Clamp: The contact area is 4 times larger than the traditional versions, making the stand more stable. Max desk thickness: 2.4"/60mm. In addition, the headset hook is integrated into the desk clamp.
Universal Compatibility: The T20 comes with a standard 3/8" to 5/8" adapter, it is suitable for most microphones, like Blue yeti, Blue snowball ice, Rode NT1, Shure SM58, AT-2020, Q9, etc.
Flexible Adjustment: The T20 offers 700mm horizontal/vertical distance and 360° full rotation. You can easily adjust it to get the best pickup.
All In One: 1 x Boom arm, 1 x Desk clamp, 1x Mic clip, 1 x 3/8" to 5/8" Adapter, 1 x Pop filter, 1 x Foam cover, 4 x Cable tie, 1 x Manual, 1 x After-sales card.
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Thank you so much for this video Andy!
I actually was gonna need a boom arm for recording vocals for my music production and you showed off a great option!
Thank you buddy. If you've never had a boom are then i would say this is the best place to start as you get all the accessories with it. All the best with the recording of your vocals too :)
An impressive-looking beast, mate, and your review shows it off to its best advantage(s).
thanks for that. it's a really solid boom arm and the fact you get all the accessories with it makes it a bargain. the headphone holder is a nice addition that i've not seen on any other boom arm.
Awesome Video! That was really helpful thank you so much!
Thank you GangstaFlash. Really appreciate your kind words :) It's a good arm and i've still got it here with me :)
Ur welcome for being ur 400th subscriber
thank you for being number 400. Hopefully you found the video useful and we can produce some more videos that you will like in the future.
This is my fav video.
I'm pleased about that, thank you for the kind words.
Great video I liked and subbed
Thank you for that :) Hopefully the video was useful.
@@Andyhhhdx does this boom arm work with fifine k699?
Hello there :) Sorry for the late response, i never got any notification from TH-cam to say i had received a message. I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work. If you can currently mount the microphone onto any other arm then it should be fine on this one :)
Looking sharp you beautiful man -
lol, thank you dude. I hope you're both very well :)
Hello Does this mic work for lighter mics especially like the razer sieren mini (o.6 lbs) bc people are saying the mic goes up. Are there any solutions to this like can you take the spring out easily and put it back? Thanks and great vid
Hello Jonathan, I hope you're well buddy. I'm still using this boom arm myself. I have just unscrewed one of the springs out of the front and it holds the arm in place so a really light microphone like the Razer Sieren Mini will be fine but you will need to take the springs out.
If you don't take the springs out then it the arm will shoot up in the air if you're using a really light microphone.
I hope this helps and wish me luck trying to get this spring back on :)
Hi thanks for responding. Is it worth getting the raZer sieren mini to take the springs off if I might want to get like a blue yeti or something better later. Can you tell me if it was easy or not to take off the springs and ESPECIALLY putting it back on thank you so much you’ve been very helpful.
I meant “is it worth getting the robot t20 and using it with the razer sieren mini”
@@jonathanhom2038 Hello Jonathan, do you mean Tonor T20 and not robot t20?
It will be fine. You may not need to loosen the screw to get the springs out but I thought it was best to. It was pretty easy to get the springs back on too, just got to be brave and stretch the spring back into place. I was a bit worried that the one end was going to come off and smack my hand whilst trying to put the other end on, but it didn't and I survived to tell the tale :)
Just keep hold of the springs in a safe place so if you do purchase a heavier microphone later on then you can just put them back onto the arm.
I hope this helps.
Thanks so much. But one more question and I’ll stop bothering u. There’s 4 springs 2 in the front and 2 in the back. Which do you take out. Thanks again for all your help you’ve been great.
This is the buisness man i can count on my men
thank you for checking the video out. hope it's been useful for you.
I wish this was still cheap now it’s only available for $100 plus now
Hello Volu. It's seriously that much now? Which country are you from? It may be worth having a lot for the TC20, it's basically the exact same boom arm and you get the microphone with it too, it may work out cheaper in your country.
@@Andyhhhdx I’m in Canada and I have a blue snowball do I have to get the microphone with the TC p
@@Andyhhhdx TC20*
The TC20 is the T20 boom arm and it comes with a microphone so if you bought this then yes it would come with the microphone too. We actually did a review on this if you wanted to check it out. It's an XLR microphone.
I was thinking that if you bought the kit then you could just sell the microphone if you preferred to use your Snowball.
Here is a link to our review - th-cam.com/video/KKdZmCE5peo/w-d-xo.html
I have a problem where it goes up by itself
Hello there buddy. Are you using a light microphone on there? Do you experience the same issue when the arm is fully extended?
just take off some springs
I was about to pull the trigger in the buy of one Tonor T20 and just had saw about the behavior with lightweight mics. 💔💔💔 As I own a ATR-2100x USB which has only 268gr/9.5oz I guess this boom arm might behave like this one: th-cam.com/video/fcZcjtKYHpE/w-d-xo.html
Hello Fabio, hope you're well buddy. That's the same boom arm as this one :) Yeah if you've got a very light microphone and you have the arm fully extended then there is that bouncing motion on it, if you don't have the arm fully extended then you should be fine. Hope this helps.
@@Andyhhhdx Hi Andy! Thanks! Hope you are doing good as well, budy! -- Thanks for the info... So maybe I can give it a shot as I won't use it so extended. I'm just extra precautious here as I'll need to import it from Amazon USA and it will cost me $99 (not the tradicional $29) due to shipping and customs fees. Thanks again for your time replying me :)
Let me double check it for you tomorrow. i've still got the arm so let me test a couple of microphones i've got in there and i'll weigh the mics and get back to you the results.
@@Andyhhhdx dude, you're awesome! can't thank you enough! Thank in advance 🙏
@@FabioPradoLima Hello Fabio. Just had a quick mess about with the arm. If you have the arm bent then you should be fine. It's only when you fully extend the arm all the way out that you have the bounce issue, so if you have it bent then you should be fine :)