Give yourself a professional on-camera look with the Warm Audio WA-MBA, a broadcast boom-arm designed for studio environments. This boom arm doesn't just look the part—it also helps you sound more professional.

Built-in tension handles enable you to properly position your mic however you need. A hidden, internal cable-management system helps keep your desktop clutter free. The boom arm can affix temporarily to your desk or tabletop, but if you'd rather install the WA-MBA permanently, its heavy-duty hardware gives you that option.

Mount Broadcast Mics Directly to Desk    Professional On-Camera Look    Built-In Tension Handles for Positioning    Cable Management for Clutter-Free Look    3/8 and 5/8" Threading

With easy-to-grab tension hinges, positioning your microphone is an easy affair

A hidden internal cable management system keeps cabling out of sight and under control

The boom arm comes 3/8 and 5/8" threading to accommodate all standard microphone mounting hardware

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how long is it exactly when collapsed?

A: It is 46" when collapsed.

Q: 2. Looking for advice on the pros/cons of using this AV D650 on a combo stand VS getting a 2 in 1 junior boom stand like the Kupo 546M or Avenger A4050CS. It will be used mostly with a medium/large GODOX PARA 128 (similar to BC 133) with a pack/head system? it will also be used in other setups. How strong is the hold on the boom articulation on the D650? I would love to hear from those that actually use both these boom setups. Portability is not really an issue. Thanks

A: The Avenger D650 Junior Boom Arm with Counterweight (Chrome-plated) is much longer than the boom part on the Kupo 546M K Stand Junior Boom Stand and Avenger A4050CS 16.4' Steel Boom Stand 50 (Chrome-plated). If you need the light to be extended the D650 is the better one to go with and is the strongest. The D650 you can get a stand that goes to the height you want. The others might not be tall enough. If you travel with the boom setup the D650 is the most cumbersome as it is very long.

Q: 3. Is it possible to remove the rotating stand mount from the boom arm?

A: The impact base boom does allow a end-user to remove the mount to be fine tune but we do not suggest doing so.

Q: 4. Would a para 133 and siros (15lbs) twist around or would the modifier stay at the angle I put since it would be front heavy?

A: Once you lock everything down it should not twist or rotate.

Q: 5. what size is the diameter of the pole. 35mm? etc.

A: The diameter is 20mm

Q: 6. Why only one balanced audio output channel? That sharply reduces utility-four inputs with no ability to mix down to two channel recorders.

A: The JK Audio RemoteMix x4 Broadcast Field Mixer eliminates left/right panning in favor of summed mono signal mixing along with the inclusion of a headphone distribution amplifier onboard. The RemoteMix x4 is designed with specific POTS, ISDN, IP, or smartphone codec applications in mind.

Q: 7. I’m curious if all the handles on this Boom arm are made of metal or are some plastic?

A: The Impact Boom Arm's locking knobs are plastic on the outside with metal components on the interior. The rachet handle is made of lightweight aluminum.

Q: 8. How is this arm compared to the GVM360 boom arm?

A: The GVM360 offers a better locking system. The the impact unit and includes stand with purchase.

Q: 9. Will this support an Aputure 600x?

A: Yes. The following boom arm will support a payload of 8lbs fully extended at 86 inches.

Q: 10. Can this hold a 21" LED flapjack light (about 7-8lbs), say mounted as overhead/straight-down for table shooting? (via SuperClamp attached to table, then Avenger grip-head to angle this pole 45º, then LED light pointed down towards table) Also, same question, but for mounting a Sony A7iii camera/lens setup (about 1400gram or 3lbs setup) for overhead/straight-down shooting on table?(via SuperClamp attached to table, then Avenger grip-head to angle this pole 45º, then small ballhead, then camera/lens setup pointed down towards table)

A: This arm has a 2lb load capacity.