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Color | Black |
Brand | Gator Frameworks |
Item Weight | 1.6 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 20.47 x 4.72 x 2.5 inches |
Style | 3000 Series |
About this item
- Rotates Full 360-Degrees with Minimal Noise
- Fixed, Internally Guided 10’/3. 05m XLR Cable Included
- Spring-Loaded Articulating Arm with 4. 4 lbs. /2 kg Max Weight Capacity & 32. 25”/940mm Max Extension
- Easily Mounts or Clamps to Desks, Tables & Similar-Sized Surfaces 2. 17”/55mm Max in Thickness
- Standard 5/8”-27 Mic Threads for Connecting Most Podcast and Vocal Microphones, Including Shure SM7B, Shure MV7 Models
- Exterior Dimensions: 20. 50”/520mm (L) x 4. 75”/120mm (W) x 2. 50”/64mm (H), Net Weight: 3. 4 lbs. /1. 54 kg
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Product information
Item Weight | 3.52 pounds |
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Product Dimensions | 20.47 x 4.72 x 2.5 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
ASIN | B082YHPC3Z |
Item model number | GFWMICBCBM3000 |
Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #1,269 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #51 in Microphone Stands |
Date First Available | December 20, 2019 |
Color Name | Black |
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Product Description
Gator Frameworks Series desktop mounted microphone boom stands are the clutter-reducing stand solutions perfectly suited for broadcasters, podcasters, content creators, radio hosts, and on-air personalities. Each boom arm includes both a clamping and mounting base attachment mechanism to best accommodate your particular setup needs and swivels a full 360-degrees. All stands are engineered specifically to reduce noise brought about from moving parts and can be adjusted to hit desired angles, providing you with quiet and easily customizable mic placement options. Concerned it won’t hold up your large-diaphragm mics? Ditch the worry, for all models are designed to bear the weight of the heaviest mics in your collection, making the desktop mic boom stand series by Gator Frameworks a group of rugged stands you can truly count on!
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360-Degree RotationFull 360-degree rotation. Engineered to produce minimal sound when moved. (reduces the potential for interruptions during sound-sensitive recordings) |
Versatile MountingIncludes both a clamping and fixed mounting base attachment to best accommodate your particular setup needs |
Heavy Duty Threaded MountHeavy-Duty 70mm threaded boom end supports microphones up to 4lbs |
Integrated XLR CableBlack-powder coated steel construction with integrated XLR Cable (10' Length) |
Gator Frameworks Deluxe Desk-Mounted Broadcast Microphone Boom Stand For Podcasts & Recording; Integrated XLR Cable (GFWMICBCBM3000)
Gator Frameworks Series desktop mounted microphone boom stands are the clutter-reducing stand solutions perfectly suited for broadcasters, podcasters, content creators, radio hosts, and on-air personalities. Each boom arm includes both a clamping and mounting base attachment mechanism to best accommodate your particular setup needs and swivels a full 360-degrees. All stands are engineered specifically to reduce noise brought about from moving parts and can be adjusted to hit desired angles, providing you with quiet and easily customizable mic placement options. Concerned it won’t hold up your large-diaphragm mics? Ditch the worry, for all models are designed to bear the weight of the heaviest mics in your collection, making the desktop mic boom stand series by Gator Frameworks a group of rugged stands you can truly count on!
Specifications
- Spring-Loaded Articulating Arm with 32.25” Max Extension
- Exterior Dimensions: 16“ (Lower Arm), 17. 25“ (Upper Arm). Net Weight: 3.4 lbs
- Integrated 10' XLR Cable & 70mm Mic Threads at Boom End
- Includes both Clamp and Fixed Mount Hardware
- Max weight capacity: 4.4 lbs
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Desk Mount | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Integrated/Included Cable | ✓ | ✓ | ||||
LED On Air Light | ✓ | |||||
Ring Light with Phone Holder | ✓ | |||||
Adjustable Accessory Arms | ✓ | |||||
Cable Management | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Customers are mixed about the durability of the microphone stand. Some mention that it works perfectly, is sturdy, and put together well, while others say that it broke, the box was ripped apart, and it shows signs of wear and tear.
"...The other one is a really solid desk clamp, it just won't fit where I have my unit located, in a small crack between the desk and a desk extension I..." Read more
"I bought a mic arm like this one. It broke. That was bad. I bought a different mic arm. It broke. That was also bad. I bought this mic arm...." Read more
"...It's a great product that is super steady and perfect for supporting my heavy Shure SMB7 microphone...." Read more
"...The arm overall is very heavy and sturdy, and while the price is steep for some people, I guarantee this product will last a very long time." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the microphone stand. Some mention that it's money well spent, while others say that it is not worth the cost new, frustrating for the cost, and a complete waste of money.
"...The arm overall is very heavy and sturdy, and while the price is steep for some people, I guarantee this product will last a very long time." Read more
"...It's a great value even without the cable, this makes it a no-brainer.The cable runs through the inside of the boom arm...." Read more
"...just make this mic arm a complete waste of money." Read more
"...that I bought the stand "Used... Like New" and it was indeed in excellent condition, which saved me some money compared to buying it new...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the appearance of the microphone stand. Some mention that it's a clean-looking, stable mount, and the integrated XLR cable is so clean looking. However, others say that the design is poorly executed and the quality is terrible.
"...- its functionality - it's a BIG THUMBS DOWN ... It needs a serious design re-evaluation and likely, a change of component materials" Read more
"...This Gator Frameworks 3000 remedies all of that. It looks great, operates almost effortlessly and smoothly...." Read more
"...This was such a waste of money, and honestly performs worse than the $35 mic arms you can buy on Amazon. At least then you know what you're getting...." Read more
"...This thing is Sturdy, Heavy Duty Design, Aesthetically pleasing, and has lasted me for 3+ years of everyday use and been through 2 moves...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the tightness of the microphone stand. Some mention that it holds their microphone securely in place, while others say that there is no spring tension and it's impossible to tighten to the point where the mic will stay put. The first mount likes to loosen over time, and if you don't retighten the mount it'll fall off. The twists on each joint also provide no real change in tension.
"...And while it did the job, it felt and looked cheap and was extremely stiff. It was also a bit short...." Read more
"...sturdy, only complaint is depending on the mic you use it can struggle to stay in place when placed at certain angles as it can't sustain the weight..." Read more
"...It's a great product that is super steady and perfect for supporting my heavy Shure SMB7 microphone...." Read more
"...out of the way when not in use, and on both desks I've used the clamp has slid off...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the built-in XLR cable of the microphone stand. Some like that it has a large buzzing sound, while others say that it cannot be removed and that it hangs out the side. They also mention that the cable is cheap and not user-serviceable.
"...wear and tear, random parts I had to reassemble, and worst of all, no xlr cable." Read more
"...It can't be removed. I have no use for this feature, so the cable is just there. Annoying...." Read more
"...to a mic that needs an XLR cable like I did, it includes a nice and long XLR cable, saving you about $20...." Read more
"The built in cable cannot be removed and it comes with a large buzzing sound. You MUST use a noise suppressor software with this stand...." Read more
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I had one of the cheaper boom arms you could buy on Amazon, it came in at a little more than 1/3 the price of this one. And while it did the job, it felt and looked cheap and was extremely stiff. It was also a bit short.
This Gator Frameworks 3000 remedies all of that. It looks great, operates almost effortlessly and smoothly. And if you are upgrading to a mic that needs an XLR cable like I did, it includes a nice and long XLR cable, saving you about $20. It's a great value even without the cable, this makes it a no-brainer.
The cable runs through the inside of the boom arm. This makes for a nice clean look. But, as far as I can tell, to change out the cable you'd have to run a naked cable through a small hole in the bottom, disassemble the stand to run the cable through (not too difficult) and then solder/crimp/however-you-attach-an-XLR-connector. I show a pic of the only spot I found that would require the connector to be attached after assembling. I suppose you could Dremel the top of that hole off and you'd be able to run your cable with the connectors attached. Maybe. (Hole close up shown in pic.)
All this cable talk leads me to the one little gripe I have about this unit. The whole unit is black. So why, oh why, did we have to use a silver XLR connector on this cable? The reason it bothers me is that when on video if I have the mic in real close, that silver connector jumps out and draws attention. Without it the whole unit would just blend in and be much less noticeable. Tiny gripe, I know. I'll be painting the outside of the connector and my trauma will soon be forgotten.
*** Note about the desk mount: I'm using the desk mount from my old boom arm, the pins are the same size. The mounts that come with this unit are awesome though! Very robust. It comes with one that can be screwed to the desk top — I might end up using that one. The other one is a really solid desk clamp, it just won't fit where I have my unit located, in a small crack between the desk and a desk extension I have my phone on.
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2022
I had one of the cheaper boom arms you could buy on Amazon, it came in at a little more than 1/3 the price of this one. And while it did the job, it felt and looked cheap and was extremely stiff. It was also a bit short.
This Gator Frameworks 3000 remedies all of that. It looks great, operates almost effortlessly and smoothly. And if you are upgrading to a mic that needs an XLR cable like I did, it includes a nice and long XLR cable, saving you about $20. It's a great value even without the cable, this makes it a no-brainer.
The cable runs through the inside of the boom arm. This makes for a nice clean look. But, as far as I can tell, to change out the cable you'd have to run a naked cable through a small hole in the bottom, disassemble the stand to run the cable through (not too difficult) and then solder/crimp/however-you-attach-an-XLR-connector. I show a pic of the only spot I found that would require the connector to be attached after assembling. I suppose you could Dremel the top of that hole off and you'd be able to run your cable with the connectors attached. Maybe. (Hole close up shown in pic.)
All this cable talk leads me to the one little gripe I have about this unit. The whole unit is black. So why, oh why, did we have to use a silver XLR connector on this cable? The reason it bothers me is that when on video if I have the mic in real close, that silver connector jumps out and draws attention. Without it the whole unit would just blend in and be much less noticeable. Tiny gripe, I know. I'll be painting the outside of the connector and my trauma will soon be forgotten.
*** Note about the desk mount: I'm using the desk mount from my old boom arm, the pins are the same size. The mounts that come with this unit are awesome though! Very robust. It comes with one that can be screwed to the desk top — I might end up using that one. The other one is a really solid desk clamp, it just won't fit where I have my unit located, in a small crack between the desk and a desk extension I have my phone on.
I wanted to share my experience with a microphone stand that I bought back in December 2023. It's a great product that is super steady and perfect for supporting my heavy Shure SMB7 microphone. I haven't had any issues with it and would definitely recommend it.
One thing to note is that I bought the stand "Used... Like New" and it was indeed in excellent condition, which saved me some money compared to buying it new. However, when I recently decided to purchase a second one, the company sent me a cheap, lightweight stand that wasn't even the right brand. So, if you're planning on buying a used one, just be aware that you may receive the wrong item. That was my experience, anyway.
Overall, I'm really happy with my microphone stand and would definitely recommend it, just be careful if you're buying a used one.
Best regards,
Ollie
Seriously, both of the other mic arms broke right off at the base. I was going to say "snapped off", but that would be inaccurate. They just slowly bent until gently coming apart. I think they were designed to be museum pieces, intended to be protected behind glass, and not actually used. I don't think this one will break, even with my heavy shock mount and RE20 on it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2024
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Or you can go for rode Psa1+ that is also one beast of a boom arm
Reviewed in India on June 15, 2023
Or you can go for rode Psa1+ that is also one beast of a boom arm
The arm is easy to turn and reposition as needed. Because it is quite a chunky build with its hidden ergonomics design, it has space for putting logos of sponsors on.
It also comes with a built in XLR which is also good quality. It’s also fairly easy to take out and insert a new XLR cable if needed.