Microphone Boom Stand Ulanzi Ls26 — adjustable swivel arm, desktop mounting

The Ulanzi Ls26 is a desktop microphone boom stand with an adjustable swivel arm designed to provide flexible positioning for microphones used in streaming, podcasting, voiceover and recording. It mounts securely to a desk using a base clamp and includes a rotating joint that allows smooth angle adjustments and convenient placement of the microphone close to the user without occupying desk space.

Advantages

The adjustable swivel arm offers a wide range of motion and precise placement of the microphone, enabling consistent positioning during sessions. The desk clamp provides a stable and secure attachment while protecting the desk surface. The compact design keeps the setup tidy and reduces interference with other desktop equipment. Construction materials and joints are engineered for repeated adjustment while maintaining hold and alignment.

Suitable for

• Live streaming and webcam broadcasts
• Podcast recording and interviews
• Voiceover and narration work
• Home studio and content creation setups

Key specifications

• Type: Desktop boom stand with swivel/rotating arm
• Mounting: Desk clamp attachment for edge mounting
• Adjustment: Rotating joint for angle and position adjustments
• Compatibility: Accepts standard microphone mounts and shock mounts used in desktop setups
• Design: Compact footprint to save desk space

How to use

Attach the desk clamp to the edge of a stable desk or table and tighten until the clamp is secure. Mount your microphone or shock mount to the end of the boom arm following the microphone or adapter instructions, then use the rotating joint and arm segments to position the microphone at the desired height and angle. Make incremental adjustments to find an optimal distance and orientation for clear vocals while avoiding contact with the desk or nearby equipment. Periodically check the clamp tightness and joint resistance to ensure continued stability.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the boom stand with a compatible shock mount and pop filter to reduce handling noise and plosives. Use the rotating joint to position the mic slightly off-axis from the mouth to minimize breath sounds, and avoid overtightening clamp hardware to prevent surface damage.