The 10 Best Microphone Arm For Hyperx Quadcast of 2023

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• Best Overall: Microphone Arm Stand, TONOR Adjustable Suspension 

T20 is a wonderfully durable mic arm that has robust springs and rods made of premium steel. That allows for having a decent length and flexibility, and a maximum supported the weight of 4 pounds. This adaptability is enhanced with a 360-degree swivel on an updated desk clamp that is rather secure. The metal adapter guarantees excellent levels of attachability for almost any shock mount and microphones like the Blue Yeti and Snowball at the same time. The package also includes a pop filter and four ties for efficient cable management, but to be fair, you won't need the pop filter much since the HyperX QuadCast microphone already has a decent built-in pop filter.

•  Best Professional: Rode PSA1 

This fantastic boom arm for the HyperX QuadCast is strong and well-built. With a shock mount, it can sustain the majority of microphones up to 2.4 pounds in weight because of its silent and robust internal spring mechanism. For me, this model's incredible 32.5-inch vertical and 33-inch horizontal reaches and a high degree of flexibility were its best features. You may effortlessly adjust your microphone using the two mounting choices it can support—a desk clamp and a desk insert kind of attachment—and the 360-degree rotation on a 2-axis swivel.

•  Best Space-saving: InnoGear Microphone Arm Stand 

The suspension boom scissor arm from InnoGear is constructed from superior steel and has a smooth finish for a polished appearance. Internal springs in its imposingly thick arm tube can sustain any microphone up to 3.5 pounds in weight. It is very adaptable and easy to set up. At the elbow, you can rotate 360 degrees, move up and down 180 degrees, and have a respectable horizontal and vertical range. When not in use, you can also fold it completely to save up more workspace.

•  Best Hand-tightened: Blue Microphones Compass Premium 

A sturdy internal spring mechanism that can support any heavy-duty mic weighing up to 2.4 pounds with a shock mount is concealed by a black-painted enclosed metal body. In fact, this stand could be a bit too powerful for certain lightweight microphones, but there is a tension screw that might help to some extent. With a 360-degree range of motion and a 32-inch reach, Blue Compass allows you to place your microphone silently. This is made possible by hand-tightened friction hinges.

• Best Compatibility: Neewer NW-35 Microphone Boom Arm

This mic stand has a good spring system and is made of sturdy steel. Despite not being your standard heavy-duty boom arm, the NW-35 can support weights of up to 2.2 pounds when equipped with a shock mount. With the exception of the Blue Yeti USB microphone, which is incompatible, the system is quiet enough to support HyperX QuadCast or certain Blue Yeti versions. The arm has a very ordinary range of 27.6 inches, is foldable, adjustable at all angles, and rotates a full 360 degrees at the base.