Desktop microphone boom stand DNA TMS1 — adjustable desk-mounted microphone arm

DNA TMS1 is a desktop microphone boom stand designed for secure desk-mounted microphone positioning. The adjustable arm provides flexible placement and stable support for podcasting, streaming, broadcasting and remote meetings. Built to clamp to workstations, it keeps the microphone accessible while saving desk space and enabling precise angle and height adjustments for consistent audio capture.

Advantages

The DNA TMS1 arm allows smooth articulation and repeatable positioning to reduce handling noise and maintain a consistent microphone distance. Its desk clamp affords tool-free installation on a variety of surfaces and frees up workspace compared with fixed stands. The construction balances stability with adjustability so microphones stay in place during use while allowing quick repositioning between sessions.

Подходит для

• Подкастинг и голосовые записи
• Стриминг и трансляции
• Веб-конференции и удалённые встречи
• Радиовещание и студийная работа

Key specifications

• Type: desk-mounted adjustable boom arm for microphones
• Mounting: clamp attachment suitable for desks and workstations
• Adjustment: multi-joint arm with angle and height positioning
• Compatibility: fits common handheld and studio microphones with standard thread/adapters
• Space saving: elevates mic off the desk surface for more usable workspace

How to use

Secure the clamp to the edge of a stable desk or table and tighten to ensure a firm attachment. Attach the microphone to the arm's threaded mount or adapter, then adjust the arm joints to position the microphone at the desired height and angle. Fine-tune placement to achieve proper distance and orientation for optimal sound capture and to minimise plosive or off-axis noise. When not in use, fold or swing the arm back to a stored position to clear the workspace.

Usage recommendations

For best results, verify clamp compatibility with your desk thickness before installation, check that the microphone weight is within the arm’s supported range, and perform small positional adjustments while monitoring audio to find the preferred placement. Regularly check clamp tightness and joint tension to maintain stable performance.