Desktop microphone arm Mozos SB44 — adjustable black desk stand for microphones

Mozos SB44 is a desktop microphone arm designed to hold and position a microphone at a workstation. Finished in black, the SB44 provides adjustable arm movement and stable support for podcasting, streaming, voiceover, conferencing and other desktop audio tasks. The arm is intended to mount to the edge of a desk, allowing the microphone to be positioned at variable heights and angles while keeping the workspace organized and accessible.

Advantages

The SB44 offers smooth, tool-free adjustment across its joints to set microphone height and reach. Its desk clamp mounting keeps the arm securely fastened without permanent alteration to furniture and helps reduce desk vibration transmission. The black finish and compact footprint support a clean, unobtrusive appearance at a workstation. The arm is compatible with standard microphone mounts and provides reliable hold for handheld and broadcast-style microphones when properly attached.

Suitable for

• Podcasting and live streaming setups
• Voiceover and narration at a desktop workstation
• Conference calls and remote meetings
• Home studio recording for single-microphone use
• Content creators, broadcasters, and online teachers

Key specifications

• Form factor: desktop articulated arm with clamp mounting
• Finish: matte black
• Adjustment: multi-joint adjustable arm for height and angle positioning
• Mounting method: desk-edge clamp for tool-free installation
• Compatibility: fits common microphone shock mounts and threaded microphone adapters
• Cable management: integrated or clamp-ready routing along the arm (where applicable)

How to use

Attach the SB44 to the desk edge using the clamp, ensuring the clamp is tightened to a secure but non-damaging level. Fit the microphone to the arm using the appropriate threaded adapter or shock mount; confirm compatibility with your microphone’s mount thread before installation. Adjust arm joints to position the microphone at the desired height and angle, then tighten any adjustment knobs or friction joints to hold the position. Route the microphone cable along the arm and secure it to prevent strain on the connector.

Usage recommendations

For stable long-term use, periodically check clamp tightness and joint friction. Use a protective desk pad or thin piece of wood between the clamp and delicate surfaces to avoid marks. Match the arm’s mounting thread and weight capacity to your microphone and shock mount to ensure a safe and vibration-free setup.