Whether you’re a podcaster, a YouTuber, a bedroom music producer, a filmmaker or a professional musician, chances are you want a microphone stand that’s durable, easy to set up and affordable.

The Tonor T90 RGB Boom Arm is an adjustable steel arm that holds your microphone in place, while also incorporating multiple lights to complement your desk setup. While the Boom Arm is geared more ...

If you need a reliable boom arm to swing your mic around, look no further. If you use your computer setup for podcasting, streaming, gaming or just a whole bunch of video calls, you may have a ...

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Created by artist Chris Conte from scrap pieces of metal and steel rod, this Terminator-esque microphone stand was designed for the lead singer of the band Three Days Grace. Chris has created three ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. We can’t, sadly, all be Freddie Mercury. But the Queen frontman ...

The collaboration provides performers and creators with premium, Shure-branded microphone accessories. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

The Focusrite Vocaster Studio is an excellent all-in-one solution for beginner podcasters and content creators. The intuitive features and easy-to-understand interface make the Vocaster Studio a ...

A biomechanical arm built out of found objects and stainless steel rods served as inspiration for one of the world's weirdest microphone stands. Artist Chris Conte created the gleaming, sci-fi–looking ...