Designed for the studio and home, the Auray BA-LPR3 Low-Profile Broadcast Arm with Riser provides an unobstructed view of your computer monitor while you use your microphone. Ideal for broadcasts, podcasts, gaming, and voiceovers, the BA-LPR3 features a two-stage design that reaches from 19 to 29.7" horizontally and 5.7 to 27.8" vertically. The arm smoothly rotates 360°, allowing you perfect mic placement, no matter the angle.
The BA-LPR3 features a heavy-duty combo mount that comprises a sturdy C-clamp and steel desktop mount. Use the broadcast arm with mics, cameras, and lights weighing up to 4.4 pounds. Tension adjustment points allow you to dial in the rotation and weight resistance, making it easy to get the right feel to reposition the mic quickly and safely with reduced handling noise. Built-in cable management keeps the mic cable discreetly out of view and off the table.
- Low-profile, two-section broadcast arm
- Supports mics, DSLR cameras, and lighting up to 4.4 lb.
- 19 to 29.7" horizontal reach
- 5.7 to 27.8" vertical reach
- Smooth 360° rotation
- Ball Head with 3/8-16 to 5/8-27 adapter
- Discreet cable management
- Includes 6" riser
- Steel clamp for surfaces up to 2.5" thick
- The Auray Low-Profile Broadcast Arm helps you integrate a low-level microphone position into your podcast, broadcast, or gaming setup. A microphone in front of your setup can obstruct your line of sight. The arm’s low-profile, two-stage design frees up valuable space and creates a professional recording setup and cleaner-looking videos.
Horizontal and vertical mic reach
- Positioning your mic in front of yourself or another person can be difficult. The sturdy mic arm reaches horizontally from 19 to 29.7 inches, and vertically from 5.7 to 27.8 inches. The included 6-inch riser raises the broadcast arm, so you can accommodate taller talent and achieve the ideal mic placement.
360° rotation
- It’s easy to position the mic in front of the sound source. 360° rotation means you can move the arm around no matter where the arm is attached to the table, and you can rotate the mic between two people in a podcast
Mounting options
- Clamp the broadcast arm or make it semi-permanent. Use the padded clamp on surfaces up to 2.5 inches thick or secure the mount to the table with the removeable grommet. Position the stable arm to the spot on your tabletop that best works for you.
Solid construction
- Aluminum construction provides a strong and lightweight solution to wield a microphone around your work desk, session after session. The arm supports microphones, cameras, or lights weighing up to 4.4 pounds.
Cable management
- There are cable-management channels under each arm so you can tuck away loose cables and achieve a clean desktop surface.