The m!ka Mic Arm M from Yellowtec allows you to easily adjust mic position and take advantage of larger spaces and sprawling desk space. The arm features frictionless joints with locking knurled thumbscrews to lock the arm in place. The arm extends up to 31" and internal cabling keeps your cables out of the way. In addition, the cable has XLR connectors on each end. An optional on-air indicator is available.
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Key Features
- For Mics Weighing up to 3.3 lb
- Adjustable Friction Joints
- Internal Cabling, Extends to 31"
- Anodized Aluminum Construction
The m!ka Mic Arm M from Yellowtec allows you to easily adjust mic position and take advantage of larger spaces and sprawling desk space. The arm features frictionless joints with locking knurled thumbscrews to lock the arm in place. The arm extends up to 31" and internal cabling keeps your cables out of the way. In addition, the cable has XLR connectors on each end. An optional on-air indicator is available.
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Yellowtec YT3201-XLR Overview
Yellowtec YT3201-XLR Specs
Key Specs
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| Cable Connector to Mic | |
| Base Type | |
| Included Cable | |
| Color |
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Microphone Mounting
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| Mic Thread Size | |
| Audio I/O to Mic |
Boom
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| Adjustment Type | |
| Arm Length | |
| Boom Angle |
Extension
| Extension Type |
Riser & Base
| Maximum Height | |
| Base Type |
Cable
| Included Cable | |
| Cable Length | |
| Cable Management | |
| Audio Connector to Host Device |
Physical
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Packaging Info
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Yellowtec YT3201-XLR Reviews
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By Anonymous
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2017-04-05
Only issue I have is the documentation that comes with the mic arm is not great. Still trying to find the proper way to hook up the on-air light within the arm.
See any errors on this page?