The O.C. White Deluxe Extended Microphone Arm and Riser System is a complete microphone mounting system for on-air broadcast or voice over application. The system includes a dual-section, spring-loaded arm for strong, secure microphone positioning. All joints and hardware are designed for secure, noise free handling. The arm and riser secure to any desktop surface. The riser provides an additional 12-inches of clearance for monitors and additional gear.

Deluxe Series Microphone Arm    12-Inch Riser Mount    Length 46"

This system features an extended length Deluxe Arm that measures 46-inches (1.17m) in length for added range.

The 12-inch riser is the flush surface mount for the Deluxe Microphone Arm. The arm is elevated 12-inches to provide clearance for additional gear.

The Deluxe arms feature two-sections and all joints and hardware are designed for secure, noise free handling.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can someone share a photo of how they used a clamp instead of drilling holes in to the desk? Would love to see it successfully done and what material used to clamp.

A: The base plate of the 12" riser that is included with the O.C. White ProBroom Deluxe Mic Arm is designed to attach permanently to the desktop using four screws. To give you a better example of a stand with a riser that attaches using a clamp, check out the Auray BAE-2X Two-Section Broadcast Arm with External Springs & Integrated XLR Cable (B&H # AUBAE2X).

Q: 2. Is there a clamp for mounting the 1/2 pin to a light stand (c stand)?

A: No

Q: 3. I have asked everywhere to find out how to use the lower swivel to extend the arm and not a single person has been able to answer that question. I can extend the top arm but cannot turn the lower swivel to extend the arm. Anyone able to help here?

A: Loosen the lower friction bolt and pull the lower arm towards you.If this does not offer a remedy, please contact O.C. White directly:O.C. White Company4226 Church StreetThorndike, MA 01079Phone: (413) 289-1751Fax: (413) 289-1754They also offer a Live Chat feature on their website: www.ocwhite dot com

Q: 4. How does the arm mount to your desk? I don't see any clamp mechanism typical of these arms.

A: This is meant to be a surface or wall mount. The base has four holes for screws so you can attach it to a wall, a ceiling, or a window sill.

Q: 5. Can it be hanged fron the ceiling so you can pull the mic down to use it?

A: That function would not be possible with the O.C. White Deluxe Microphone Arm and Riser System.

Q: 6. what is the weight capacity of this arm?

A: I could not find that specific answer anywhere on the O.C. White website. However, I love this mic-arm and use it to hold two mics and a shockmount. No sagging at all, and I haven't had to adjust the locknuts on the elbows yet. Didn't allow me to attach a pic, but it would show my Sennheiser 416, AT Shockmount, and a Neumann TLM170 along with a triple mic bracket, all totalling 2lbs 8oz. Hope that helps. Oh, and I put pieces of old telephone cord around the springs to dampen any spring noise from my voice. It was exciting the springs on loud passages. All of these arms have that issue. I used the O.C. White brand back in my radio daze, and they were simply THE best! A Neumann U87 only weighs 500 grams w/o the shockmount and this arrangement I have totals 1133.98 grams. Hope this helps! For more info, email me at Bobby Sheldon dot com. (no spaces) Oh, and B-H had the best prices on these at the time I purchased. Thanks!

Q: 7. I don't know how should I attach this arm to the desk, am I supposed to use screws?Thanks

A: This product is sold as the boom arm assembly only. All the mounts are available as options:B&H#: OC11427B; OC11427; OC114401B; OC114401; OC11426B; OC11426;

Q: 8. What's the difference between this and the K&M 210/9?

A: The K&M 252 Microphone Stand with Boom Arm (Black) features a 3-section telescoping shaft, while the 210/9 has only a 2-section shaft. The 210/9 is also slightly taller at max height.

Q: 9. What is the diameter of the stem?

A: As per OC White; This is a 1/2” pin for a 1/2” hole.

Q: 10. Is it turtle base or sliding leg?

A: Neither, this is a spring loaded base stand. The sliding leg is PN: B756020 and the C+ Turtle Base is PN: B756120.