🎙️ TONOR Microphone Arm Stand T20 - Adjustable Suspension Boom Scissor Mic Stand with Pop Filter and Upgraded Clamp for Blue Yeti Nano, Snowball Ice, and Other Mics - Includes 3/8" to 5/8" Adapter and Mic Clip Review

Nice stand. It's durable and doesn't squeak. It comes with everything you need to install a microphone, including a portable microphone mount. I have a Yeti X like any other streamer and this stand has everything you need. The pop filter is large and works quite well. The threaded mount and threaded adapter are made of metal, and the handheld microphone holder is made of plastic. There is foam on the top of the clamp but not on the bottom so you can put some cardboard in if you don't want to…

UPDATE: After replacing this product with an alternative that was $15 cheaper I can honestly say that this "TONOR"-arm is well built. qualitative. *IF* it fits your space, it costs $15 more than a popular competitor. The replacement/competitor I ordered is lightweight, made of thin metal, and doesn't look as strong or functional. This TONOR felt like a "real" mic boom, while my new replacement felt like a toy. (initial TONOR review below).===========This is a high quality product. However, I…

I bought one of these to use in my home setup for recording instructional videos in May 2020. I was a little skeptical given the price, but it definitely exceeded my expectations. I even bought another one for my office. I'm not really into voice acting or anything like that, for me it's just about lowering the signal-to-noise ratio by getting the mic closer to your face and controlling the distance. it is reliable enough. The stands are strong enough to easily hold my AT2050 and shock (14.5…

Well, I stream a little on Twitch, but mostly I work from home teaching software and taking virtual calls for many hours literally every day. I had the Blue Yeti Blackout which I love BUT it was painful to sit right in front of me on a regular stand and I couldn't get close enough without flexing all day but didn't want a lot of money for one pay boom. . When I came across the Tonor T20 on sale for $19.99 I thought 1) This can't be good and 2) Eh, I get 1 day free shipping with my Prime and…

There is a lot of confusion as to whether this fits Blue Yeti mics. There seems to be a common problem making either A) the Blue Yeti thread depth or B) the thread depth adapter. I can't measure the problem because I don't have a caliper. I currently see the problem in the thread depth of the adapter (Situation B). It looks like the adapter manufacturers have a thread depth variance. I bought 4 adapters from 3 different companies and only 2 fit the Blue Yeti even though they were all advertised

I'm doing some voice acting and some acting. I liked that they included both a foam pop filter and a two-layer mesh filter. I haven't tried the mesh filter yet, but I can say that the foam filter is very suitable for a procaster. The only doubt I have at this point is that the standard Rode mounting kit (which comes with the Procaster) is not strong enough to hold your own mic on this stand. Maybe it's just user error as it seems to work in certain orientations but not in others. IF YOU HAVE A…

We think TONOR hands are a really good solution if you're on a tight budget or just don't want to spend part of the asking price. big names (which can seem pretty silly when you compare the price to the materials). In general, TONOR products are quite affordable when it comes to asking price, which greatly contributes to their success and our use in the office. a good thing). The clip looks much stronger in design and looks nicer. While some of the older models we use for various projects have…