For those using lighter mics and the boom arm won't stay in position, just remove one of the springs from both top and bottom arms, and BAM! Problem solved!!
Hello i want to get this with razer sieren mini. Is that too light and what can i do to make it not have the problem of the mic going up. Some people are saying to remove springs but idk if you can put it back and I dont really want to mess with it. Is there another fix?>
OMG FINALLY!! I have the blue yeti and it’s one of the heaviest mics ever! I’ve broke two mic arms now! I’m ordering one of these!! 👍🏼👍🏼 thanks so much for letting me know!
I had some specific needs which this boom arm met perfectly, although I spring for this boom arm's big brother, the T30. It's got an extra 10 inches of total reach. It has been perfect for me for the last few weeks. It's silent when moving it, and I am only using it with a Behringer XM8500 mic. I've not needed it to go the full reach, so I can't validate the extension springback issue you mentioned with this mic.
I have a Blue Yeti from 2016. I got the T30 today and the threading from the adapter doesn't lock tight with my Blue Yeti. I heard that people wrap electric tape on the adapter to get that adapter snug.
@Wild4Games @Everyone Can someone tell me if the end piece, or top piece idk what to call it, will support the weight of the blue yeti being in a horizontal position? My old boom arm could not and the mic would sag down. Since my old one broke and I'm in need of a new one I'd like to know please. Thanks.
Hey man, would this work with the Samson G track pro? im trying to find a cheap, but nice arm and this looks perfect, im just unsure if it does fit and works!
I was about to pull the trigger in the buy of one Tonor T20 and just had saw about the behavior with lightweight mics. I'll use it with a ATR-2100x USB which has only 268gr/9.5oz. Too light for this boom arm, right? :/ Thank you
That might be a little light yes. What I would recommend if you do buy it and have trouble adjusting it is to use some sort of ballast to weigh it down. Maybe a length of chain or some heavy magnets or something. Hope this helps thanks for watching!
Mine has not left an marks on my table - But I have no idea what material your desk is. I hand web cams all the time from boom arms to get awesome angles for streaming
so helpful, i recently upgraded my microphone and wanted to use the shock mount that comes with it but my old crappy boom arm wouldn't hold. This video was perfect it told me everything i needed to know!
I have this boomarm i use it with a razer seiren x wich is pretty light so the arm goes back up even when its thightent I have found out that by taking 1 spring off that it works perfect with light mics
Quick and good review without unnecessary crap. I just ordered one for my rode podmic. I hope the mic is heavy enough for this boom arm. BTW you didn't add any Amazon UK links to T20 so no affiliate for my purchase 😉
it doesn't really support a shock mount with a blue yeti unless you mess with it to a precarious position to where it barely holds both without the mic flopping over on it's side
You have become my go to guy in the adventure im starting as a streamer and blogger. The beer hang idea was golden. Thanks for your vids, looking good ;)!
Can someone please tell me if the Rode PSA1 boom arm can handle the Rode K2 which weighs between 1400 g and 1500 g with the SM6 shock mount. I know it officially doesnt support it but if someone can tell me their experience with heavy mics on the PSA1.. also please tell me if the boom arm in this video will it support me attaching the SM6 and K2 Rode mic combo into the boom arm. Preferably i want the PSA1 but if it doesnt really work i might get this boom arm from the video. Please help??
I'm currently using the Shure SM7B in combination with a Halo shadow reflection screen. The combo of both seems a little bit too heavy for the Rode PSA1 boom arm I have. I'm guessing the combo is too heavy for any type of boom arm (given the limits of those, and... well... gravity), but I was wondering if you have any tips for better loading capacity boom arms? (Combined weight of the Shure and the reflection screen adds up to about 2,61 kg / 5,19 lb total.)
Did anyone ever encounter an issue where the screw doesn’t fit the Blue Yeti?... I used a generic blue yeti mic and the screw is a tiny bit smaller than the screw in hole 😐
I have not had this problem personally. If you have electrical or plumbers tape you can wrap a little bit around the screw to take up some of the slack. Hope this helps!
I have not tested it with that mic BUT I have a feeling it would work fine. Double check the weight of the wave 3 on the manufacture's website and see.
If anyone has this boom arm can you dm me @heavily_quoted - Instagram I unscrewed something and I just need a picture of that part someone please help me
What about boom arms for tight spaces? My desk doesn't really have room for a boom arm off to the side and my desktop is too cramped for a mic stand. I would like to get away from using my headset mic while streaming but have very little room. Ideas?
Damn shame I can't get this shipped to Australia. Only options I currently have for Blue Yeti is from Blue or Rode that will support the Yeti. The only option is to use a shipping forwarder and that works out to about A$100. At that cost, I might as well get the Rode PSA1 for a few dollars more.
Just ordered the 2 pound beastly rode podmic which will take anywhere from 1 to 2 decades to arrive since corona, regardless this video makes me confident that this is the arm for me. Will be using the link, thanks!
Are you able to clamp the base upside-down? Or even to a vertical platform? Can you move the arm if they were mounted like so? My desk has drawers so it can't be clamped normally.
It can't be clamped upside-down, and it can't be mounted vertically. I had the same problem you have; my desk has drawers, and the lip on the edge is too narrow for clamping anything. However, I have a custom-built hutch that was added to this desk. It's been great for acting as a lighting/audio grid. I have the arm clamped to the first shelf up and to my right, so it's completely out of the way when I am not using it, but it is easy to bring down to where I need it.
Hey! Nice video. But I like to know what exactly you mean with lightweight microphones. Do you consider 330 grams lightweight? Because I own a microphone this light and i like to know if it would be to light. Thank you in advance.
@@doublebooker you got a shock mount but we’re you ever able to use it with a boom arm? I’m scared to buy one cuz I don’t know if it will screw in or not
What are some key aspects you look for in a boom arm?
Let me know in the comments below!
would it workm for a hyper x quadcast
How does this video have 200 likes ? Like he deserves better tbh and btw thank you I needed this !!
@@inakyborrego8420 yez
Hey, do you know how long the clamp is? my desk is on the thicker side so most arms don't fit
yo do u think it would work with a razer siren x is is .84 pounds?
For those using lighter mics and the boom arm won't stay in position, just remove one of the springs from both top and bottom arms, and BAM! Problem solved!!
YOU'RE A LIFE SAVER NOW I CAN BUY IT WITHOUT WORRYING ABOUT IT
thank you!
i LOVE you.
ty bro
Thanks for the tip!
You fucking saved me! Thank you!
Hello i want to get this with razer sieren mini. Is that too light and what can i do to make it not have the problem of the mic going up. Some people are saying to remove springs but idk if you can put it back and I dont really want to mess with it. Is there another fix?>
Did you need any attachments for the snowball ?
I think no but double check the threaded bolt end
Great review thx
Thanks for watching!
That arm looks pretty cool, but mostly just wanted to comment about how awesome your attitude is. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much 😀 Thanks for the compliment and for watching!
nice
Thanks!! I really appreciate this review!! So helpful! i'm ordering it right now lol! -- Have a great day :)
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Um
Do you think it can hold a Hyperx Quadcast mic? I don't know if it is too light for the Tonot T20 ;)
Yes! A reviewer I watched uses this for his quad cast.
yup I'm using it for my hyperx
Love to see people helping each other out in the comments! Thank you everyone!
Hey everyone! Do you guys know if the blue yeti nano will meet the weight requirements? Thanks!
Is the fifine k670 compatible with this boom arm?
OMG FINALLY!! I have the blue yeti and it’s one of the heaviest mics ever! I’ve broke two mic arms now! I’m ordering one of these!! 👍🏼👍🏼 thanks so much for letting me know!
Glad I could show you something that will help you out buddy!
I had some specific needs which this boom arm met perfectly, although I spring for this boom arm's big brother, the T30. It's got an extra 10 inches of total reach. It has been perfect for me for the last few weeks. It's silent when moving it, and I am only using it with a Behringer XM8500 mic. I've not needed it to go the full reach, so I can't validate the extension springback issue you mentioned with this mic.
Sounds great thanks for the feedback!
I have a Blue Yeti from 2016. I got the T30 today and the threading from the adapter doesn't lock tight with my Blue Yeti. I heard that people wrap electric tape on the adapter to get that adapter snug.
You can use Teflon tape
@Wild4Games
@Everyone
Can someone tell me if the end piece, or top piece idk what to call it, will support the weight of the blue yeti being in a horizontal position? My old boom arm could not and the mic would sag down.
Since my old one broke and I'm in need of a new one I'd like to know please.
Thanks.
I'm not sure, but you could probably find a spec sheet somewhere that lists the max weight. Thanks for watching!
My cheap Neewer boom arm broke today after several years of use. Looks like I'll be getting this one!
This will be a great replacement for you
will it hold a fifine mike that weighs around 1.2 pounds
It should - but double check the specs
It was on special for black Friday for $20..is good
Thanks for the feedback!
Does it work with the RODE NTUSB\
According to the manufacturers website yes.
www.tonormic.com/products/tonor-t20-mic-arm-stand
whats the difference between the t20 and t30?
send me a link to it
man said cheap its 40 bucks like 😒
Cheap is subjective. It will mean something else to everyone. Thanks for watching!
Awesome vid, I've been looking for something like this!!!
Stoked I could show you something to help you out :)
thanks, your other vids are super helpful too btw :)
Is 366 grams too light for this boom arm? I plan to mount an ATR2500x onto this and I dont know if it will work. Thanks!
Im asking myself the same because my microphone only weighs 333 grams. Did you try it or know the answer by now?
From my experience - It had some issues with mics under a pound
Hey man, would this work with the Samson G track pro? im trying to find a cheap, but nice arm and this looks perfect, im just unsure if it does fit and works!
I guess so because he said he tested it with Samson mics and it went well.
Yes it will.
This answer here
Can i mount a rode ntusb on it?
I haven't tested it, but I have a feeling it would work. You may want to double check with the manufacturer.
Awesome video! Has anyone tried to mount the Samson G Track Pro on this boom arm? Thanks!
I dont know where my mic stands on the weight scale if it's heavy or not, I have a rode nt usb and its 1.5 lbs or 680g would this be a heavy mic?
Good stuff my man I got the tonor q9 and I love it
Heck yeah buddy - Glad you are enjoying it :)
anyone know a boom arm that fits the samson g track pro?
Samson sells a few boom arms that work with their mics. Hope this helps thanks for watching!
I was about to pull the trigger in the buy of one Tonor T20 and just had saw about the behavior with lightweight mics. I'll use it with a ATR-2100x USB which has only 268gr/9.5oz. Too light for this boom arm, right? :/ Thank you
That might be a little light yes. What I would recommend if you do buy it and have trouble adjusting it is to use some sort of ballast to weigh it down. Maybe a length of chain or some heavy magnets or something. Hope this helps thanks for watching!
Would this work well with the Blue Yeti Nano
Definitely
No it won’t! Doesn’t work and I have the nano
Do these type of clamps leave an impression in an ikea material desk? Also why would you attach a webcam to this?
Mine has not left an marks on my table - But I have no idea what material your desk is.
I hand web cams all the time from boom arms to get awesome angles for streaming
People use boom arms to get mouse and keyboard cams for streaming
so helpful, i recently upgraded my microphone and wanted to use the shock mount that comes with it but my old crappy boom arm wouldn't hold. This video was perfect it told me everything i needed to know!
I am glad I could help you out
he deserves more subs ngl
This was posted 4 weeks ago and it's already unavailable. I hate it here.
Ok
Hello
Hello there :)
Does it work with the Samson G Track Pro?
I have this boomarm i use it with a razer seiren x wich is pretty light so the arm goes back up even when its thightent I have found out that by taking 1 spring off that it works perfect with light mics
Thanks for sharing your tip buddy :)
@Itz Nono just try and stretch out the spring or if you have a tool for building a trampoline with springs you can use that
Does it work with the tonor t30 mic
They are from the same manufacturer I guarantee they work together.
Would this weork well with the blue yeti mic?
does it work for the normal blue yetti
Quick and good review without unnecessary crap. I just ordered one for my rode podmic. I hope the mic is heavy enough for this boom arm. BTW you didn't add any Amazon UK links to T20 so no affiliate for my purchase 😉
Thanks for letting me know - I will add it. I hope it all works of for ya
Nice, I just ordered one. Was worried about a boom arm because the samson g track is pretty heavy. Thanks wild!
I have a G track but didnt test it on that one yet (cause its hooked up in a another room) BUT you should be fine :)
Hey, did you finally test it with the G Track Pro ?
Does it handle the microphone just fine ?
@@vincentdemagalhaes2452 yes, handles it like a champ. You will need the adapter that came with the g track to mount it
it doesn't really support a shock mount with a blue yeti unless you mess with it to a precarious position to where it barely holds both without the mic flopping over on it's side
Thanks for the feedback!
can it hold the blue yeti on its side while the arm is extended (thats the way i sound the best)
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Hand yep that’s what I do
You have become my go to guy in the adventure im starting as a streamer and blogger. The beer hang idea was golden. Thanks for your vids, looking good ;)!
Glad I can come in clutch like always bro AND always good to have a beer hanger - Its the true OP move :P
@@Wild4 dammm true jajajajaja, if I'm ever able to grow in this field, I'll have a cold one for ya :p, thanks bro.
What's the best ultralow profile arm I don't want my mic above my head or in shot?
I'm sure a quick google search would be more helpful than I am. Thanks for watching!
Can someone please tell me if the Rode PSA1 boom arm can handle the Rode K2 which weighs between 1400 g and 1500 g with the SM6 shock mount. I know it officially doesnt support it but if someone can tell me their experience with heavy mics on the PSA1.. also please tell me if the boom arm in this video will it support me attaching the SM6 and K2 Rode mic combo into the boom arm. Preferably i want the PSA1 but if it doesnt really work i might get this boom arm from the video. Please help??
Rode And tonor list the weight specs on their store - double check there.
Would this work on the Samson g-track pro???
A quick Google search could tell you.
I'm currently using the Shure SM7B in combination with a Halo shadow reflection screen. The combo of both seems a little bit too heavy for the Rode PSA1 boom arm I have. I'm guessing the combo is too heavy for any type of boom arm (given the limits of those, and... well... gravity), but I was wondering if you have any tips for better loading capacity boom arms?
(Combined weight of the Shure and the reflection screen adds up to about 2,61 kg / 5,19 lb total.)
This is my first boom arm. it says this is for blue yeti so is it compatible with a quadcast? I'm assuming it is but want to make sure
According to Hyper X gaming you will need a 3/8 or 5/8 adapter to make it fit.
www.reddit.com/r/HyperX/comments/icqi4s/hyperx_quadcast_issue/
I have a 60” desk and I plan to get the Samson g track pro. Would it be ok for both of those?
Did you get it?
@@Andre232323232332323 No i ended up getting the blue yeti X it's amazing!!! No complaints
The arm looks good, but i don't want all the added junk. Is there a way to only get the arm?
Its a box deal so what you see is what you get
Did anyone ever encounter an issue where the screw doesn’t fit the Blue Yeti?... I used a generic blue yeti mic and the screw is a tiny bit smaller than the screw in hole 😐
I have not had this problem personally. If you have electrical or plumbers tape you can wrap a little bit around the screw to take up some of the slack. Hope this helps!
Wild4Games That... is so smart! I’ve been using paper instead which worked for a tiny bit, but I think that would be MUCH more effective. Tysm 🙏
There is also a T30, which is bigger and more solid
Correct that is their extended version
I'm gonna try this for my Neat King Bee
gonna use this to hold an AT2035.
Does anyone know if this works for the elgato wave 3
I have not tested it with that mic BUT I have a feeling it would work fine. Double check the weight of the wave 3 on the manufacture's website and see.
Thank You for sharing. Love your contents.
Imo the tonor is better than the blue compass boom arm I own both
Glad you like the boom arm
Have a question 🙋♂️ will this work work with the tonor tc30 ?? And what’s the difference between t20 and t30
Would this work with a AT2020?
Double check the specs - but it should work
how dose it connect to the base of the mic
3/8 or 5/8 threaded adapter. Hope this helps!
is it compatible with trust gxt 232?
Check the weight on that mic
If anyone has this boom arm can you dm me @heavily_quoted - Instagram I unscrewed something and I just need a picture of that part someone please help me
I own it - send me a tweet.
Wild4Games nvm I figured it out thank you so much I dropped a like on the video and subscribed
does t20 work on the mv7?
According to Tonor yes.
www.tonormic.com/products/tonor-t20-mic-arm-stand
Hi, great video. I am looking to use this for radio and I was wondering is when you move the arm, does it make much noise or squeak at all? Thanks
just ordered mine, it had a £10 voucher on amazon, £20? yes please!
Same here, I’m getting one before it goes back to normal price!
@@carloloop I put my rode nt usb mini on it
Nice grab buddy - I hope you are liking it
Can you mount the boom arm from overhead?
It's possible but make sure it is mounted securely so it doesn't fall on anyone!
Can this work on blue yeti blackout
Yes
thank you! very useful review
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
Watching video TH-cam
Hope you like it :)
I was just looking @ this Tonor TC20 on Amazon . you made me decide to order it right now. Thanks
How is it?
@@sammi5801 xlr is the best
Hope you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
What mics do I use for the tonor T20 cause I have the same thing and I’ve been trying to find a mic that’s suitable for the boom arm
Great review...I'm buying one right now! :-)
Thank you for the review I am really interested in this now. I will check it out
Can you use it for the rode nt usb mini?
Yes
Will it hold a camera steady?
web cameras for sure or any super lite camera
What about boom arms for tight spaces? My desk doesn't really have room for a boom arm off to the side and my desktop is too cramped for a mic stand. I would like to get away from using my headset mic while streaming but have very little room. Ideas?
Can it go in a angle straight out? Thank you!
It's adjustable so you can make it fit a variety or different setups. Thanks for watching!
@@Wild4 Thanks!
can it hold a samson satellite?
Might mic might be too lite - Check the weight and double check!
Will it work with the at 2020
Yes
Damn shame I can't get this shipped to Australia. Only options I currently have for Blue Yeti is from Blue or Rode that will support the Yeti.
The only option is to use a shipping forwarder and that works out to about A$100. At that cost, I might as well get the Rode PSA1 for a few dollars more.
Is a 1 pound microphone too light for this stand?
Nvm just got it and it works great
Glad that you figured it out
Does anyone know if the foam pop filter that comes with it fits the blue yeti?
I can't remember I will have to check for ya
Would the Tonir T20 work with a Rode Videomic Pro Plus? Trying to find a way to make a hybrid setup for both gaming and for videos outside the home.
That mic might be too lite for this boom arm... It might work but you have to check.
You could go with the neewer boom arm for sure
is 2 lbs a light mic??
No its not
Nice sales pitch dude
Glad you like it
anyone have trouble with the stand drifting on its own?
I have not - make sure its fully in the base
What is 'light'?
are you asking about a lightweight microphone?
Just ordered the 2 pound beastly rode podmic which will take anywhere from 1 to 2 decades to arrive since corona, regardless this video makes me confident that this is the arm for me. Will be using the link, thanks!
Thanks buddy :)
i mean 2 pounds
No its not
Thx for the help
Glad to help
Can you clarify what a 'light' microphone is please? What sort of weight are you referring to?
Q9 plus its shock mount equals to 400g
Wild any thoughts on $15 aliexpress Led Ring Light? They claim it to be 20W I believe it should strong enough right?
Is a blue snowball too light for this boom arm?
Can you add a shock mount to it?
Wild deserves more views and subs
I just appreciate that I get to help people :)
Are you able to clamp the base upside-down? Or even to a vertical platform? Can you move the arm if they were mounted like so? My desk has drawers so it can't be clamped normally.
It can't be clamped upside-down, and it can't be mounted vertically. I had the same problem you have; my desk has drawers, and the lip on the edge is too narrow for clamping anything. However, I have a custom-built hutch that was added to this desk. It's been great for acting as a lighting/audio grid. I have the arm clamped to the first shelf up and to my right, so it's completely out of the way when I am not using it, but it is easy to bring down to where I need it.
Yeti X compatible?
Hey! Nice video. But I like to know what exactly you mean with lightweight microphones. Do you consider 330 grams lightweight? Because I own a microphone this light and i like to know if it would be to light. Thank you in advance.
It seems to have some trouble with things that were around 1 pound and under.
does this work with a blue spark?
I dont know how much the spark weights - Check the weight of the spark and run it against the specs of the boom
Wild4Games i ended up ordering a shock adapter
@@doublebooker you got a shock mount but we’re you ever able to use it with a boom arm? I’m scared to buy one cuz I don’t know if it will screw in or not