Boom Arm GlareOne SBA135 — 135 cm studio microphone boom arm

GlareOne SBA135 is a 135 cm studio microphone boom arm designed to support and position broadcast and recording microphones. The long reach and articulated joints allow flexible placement for podcasting, streaming, voiceover work and studio recordings. The arm mounts to desks or compatible stands and includes routing options to keep microphone cables tidy while enabling precise height and angle adjustments for accurate mic placement.

Advantages

The boom arm delivers extended reach and stable support for large-diaphragm and dynamic microphones, enabling ergonomic microphone placement without requiring large desktop stands. Built with adjustable tension points, it offers smooth movement and positional locking to maintain the chosen angle. Integrated cable routing reduces desk clutter and protects cables from wear. The neutral finish and compact mounting hardware make it suitable for various studio setups and easy to install on most desks.

Suitable for

• Podcasting and live streaming where flexible mic placement is required
• Voiceover and narration work in home or professional studios
• Recording sessions that need stable support for broadcast-style microphones
• Workspaces that benefit from desk-mounted microphone positioning and cable management

Key specifications

• Arm length: 135 cm total reach for extended positioning
• Mounting options: desk clamp or threaded mount compatible with standard microphone stands
• Articulation: multiple hinge points with adjustable tension for angle and height control
• Cable management: built-in routing channels to conceal and secure microphone cables
• Material and finish: durable construction with a neutral studio-friendly finish

How to use

Attach the boom arm to a desk edge using the provided clamp or secure it to a compatible stand via the threaded mount, ensuring the mounting surface is stable. Fit your microphone using the compatible shock mount or clip and check that the arm’s tension settings are adjusted to support the microphone’s weight. Route the microphone cable through the integrated channels to prevent snagging, then position the mic at the desired height and angle. Make fine adjustments to tension and hinge positions until the microphone remains steady in use.

Usage recommendations

Verify the combined weight of the microphone and any accessories before finalizing tension settings to avoid drift. Periodically inspect mounting hardware and fasteners to maintain stability. When routing cables, avoid sharp bends and secure connectors to prevent strain. For best results with heavier broadcast microphones, tighten tension points incrementally and test movement to ensure reliable support.