Aokeo AK-35 Microphone Stand Desk Adjustable Compact Microphone Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand-Complete Features/Instruction Manual
- June 5, 2024
- Aokeo
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Aokeo AK-35 Microphone Stand Desk Adjustable Compact Microphone
Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand
Specifications
- BRAND : Aokeo,
- MATERIAL : Steel,
- ITEM WEIGHT : 1.11 Pounds,
- ITEM DIMENSIONS : 16 x 4 x 2 inches,
- ITEM WEIGHT: 1.11 pounds.
Ak 35 is made of sturdy material. It is made of electrostatic powder spraying technology and high-quality steel. When compared to standard stands, AK35 is more sturdy and anti-rust. The arm bends back and forth at the base, and the movement is sturdy and smooth. There is no dipping or sinking in the movement of the arms of stand. You can position your microphone at any angle you choose.
The boom arm stand is multifunctional. Simply separate the clip from your microphone and attach your Blue Snowball, Blue Yeti, or other microphone adapter clips to your stand to keep your personal microphone. At the end of the there is a mount and a threaded screw adapter. It may be mounted to any desk with a thickness of up to 10cm and allows you to rotate your microphone stand 360 degrees.
How to fix the stand
- Open the folds of the stand to open and fix it.
- On the bottom of the stand, there is a clip.
- Align the stand with the table’s side.
- To fix it, twist the screw from the bottom.
- The table will be fastened to your stand.
- With the stand in place, you may now place your microphone.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Where should we put our stand on table?
Simply position your microphone on your desktop, 6 to 12 inches away, if you have a desktop microphone stand like the one that comes with the Blue Yeti. Remembering to hang loose is a simple method to guarantee you always set your microphone at the right distance. -
What’s the best way to tighten mic legs?
Between the microphone clip and the stand threads, locate the screw on the microphone clip. Using a screwdriver, secure one side of the screw. -
What’s the best way to clean a microphone stand?
To clean off tape residue and remove rust from chrome supports, use fine steel wool; once the stand is clean, wax the surface to prevent further rusting. Almost all mic stand bases are now coated black and may be touched up with spray paint if they become scuffed. -
How close should my microphone be to my mouth?
Your mic should be as close to your mouth as possible to take up only the sound of your speech and not the ambient noise. The mic should be placed roughly 6-12 inches away from your mouth as a general guideline. -
Does it make a difference if your microphone is on its side?
Tube microphones provide the rationale for hanging a mic upside down. The heat from the tube might cause the diaphragm to change temperature over time, causing the mic’s sound to change. The heat will rise without passing through the diaphragm if the tube is placed above the capsule. -
What is the purpose of a microphone shock mount?
The shock mount is designed to shield the microphone from contact by employing suspensions. A microphone shock mount can assist prevent a good recording from being ruined. A low-frequency rumbling, also known as structure-borne noise, is produced by any contact with the microphone. -
Is it true that all microphone stands are the same?
Mic stands are universal because of their height range. The majority of stands allow users to adjust their height, but the exact range varies based on the manufacturer, model, and intended application. In general, conventional microphone stands are between 35″ and 70″ tall. -
What is a boom microphone, exactly?
When a microphone is attached to the end of a boom, it may be placed perfectly in front of or next to the user’s mouth. This option gives your software the most accurate and high-quality sound available.