Millenium MA-2050

Well, it is just a stand
but the cable is fairly long and good materials, it sits steadily
easy to put it up and start using it
just one Note
DO NOT FORGET to buy with it the Mic mount unit
I know I did :D
one call to the guys there and solved
found the right mount, and problem solved
just one call
which I truly would like to point out a thing in this
they did answer after 30 seconds ringing
no press one, no press no
much appreciated
no squeaking noises while moving/lifting/adjusting
firm and steady
comes with heaps and tons of things, like long table stand, short table stand
for this Price? well I did not say no
Again
KEEP IN MIND
the Microphone holder it is not included so do not forget it

The metal construction of this microphone arm exceeded my expectations, the product wasn't that expensive after all. Plenty of joints and screws that allows the user to position the microphone just right. The built-in XLR cable comes in handy too, however, the cable was dented/jagged right out of the package and it's stuck there unless you cut it off.

The cable is positioned inside one of the metal bars and exits through small holes at joints. These holes do not have any protective coating, they're simply covered in black paint. Over time, as you keep re-positioning the arm, the cable will become more and more dented, eventually breaking.

On the plus side, the rubber coating of the cable looks good and feels good - I don't think it'll break in the near future. I'm happy with this microphone arm so far.

In this case you definitely get what you pay for. Bought this to use at my little "desk studio", to mount an SM58 for vocals. It does the job, but I can't help being reminded that I went for a budget choice;

- Articulation of the arm feels like it could be smoother, now it's a bit twangy and stiff.

- Despite the above, it struggles with the weight of heavier mics. Especially the rotating head which mounts the mic clip, which tends to require some fiddling to secure it in position.

...but on the plus side;

+ The (almost) all-metal construction is sturdy as hell. This thing will never break from casual home use.

+ As an extra bonus, the kit included options for a fixed mount and a screw-on table mount.

+ Microphone cable is built into the arm, which is convenient. Though it doesn't have a lot of slack, so longer mics need to be placed almost flush with the clip.

To summarize; if you have a couple of extra bucks to spend, go for a more professional model, but if you're on a tight budget - don't hesitate to get this one.