I have the same product and had trouble adjusting the arm, because it was so tight. Your video showed me the solution: loosening the hex screws. Since, this product didn't come with any instructions and it's my first microphone boom arm, I didn't want to start unscrewing things till I confirmed that was the best approach. Thanks for the information!
@@KnowledgeSharingTech Good to hear. Not sure if you mentioned it in the video but one good feature as well is that the hollowed out arms means that if you're handy at soldering you can actually cable manage an XLR cable by fishing it internally through the arm before soldering the XLR plugs on.
This video just helped me set up my brand new samson boom arm i just got from Long and McQuade. Many thanks!
You're welcome
Very informative. Thanks for showing how to loosen it.
Thank you sir. Simple video and to the point. Well done.
I have the same product and had trouble adjusting the arm, because it was so tight. Your video showed me the solution: loosening the hex screws. Since, this product didn't come with any instructions and it's my first microphone boom arm, I didn't want to start unscrewing things till I confirmed that was the best approach. Thanks for the information!
Glad I could help
@@KnowledgeSharingTech I just purchased this same arm and mine too is really tight, do you remember what size bit you used for the hex screws? Thanks
@@zzzzzbig Did you find out what size allen key? I have a set but none fit.
Thank you for this video brother.
Same here. I thought I was gonna snap the lower joint. So tight out the box
Great review. It's good to know that I can easily loosen it if I need to
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great video brother 👍
Thanks
Will it have problems handling the Neat King Bee 2? That tank of a microphone weighs 2.5 pounds (1.1 Kilograms)
No
@@KnowledgeSharingTech thanks for the info
@@mr.awesomesauce8412 My pleasure
Hey, nice review. Whats the length of the clamp mount? i have a keyboard tray under my table shelf with 5 inch free space in between
Thanks. 3 inches
What is the exact weight of that microphone you have? Thinking of getting this for my Shure SM7B to mount horizontally.
About 600 Grams
1.3 lbs.
How's it working for you some months on?
It loosened up and it is working great
@@KnowledgeSharingTech Good to hear. Not sure if you mentioned it in the video but one good feature as well is that the hollowed out arms means that if you're handy at soldering you can actually cable manage an XLR cable by fishing it internally through the arm before soldering the XLR plugs on.