- PSA1+ Desk-mounted Broadcast Microphone Boom Arm

Excellent & attractive stand. It compliments my Rode NT USB Mike.

I've used quite a few, and this one blows everything out of the water.Noise- absolutely none. A very sensitive mic can barely pick anything up, regardless of how you move it. It also decreases any accidental hits on the table. Of course, it doesn't eliminate it, but no boom arm will.Fluidity - frictionlessFunctionality - Easy to set up. Can carry a pretty heavy mic. I tried everything from a Rode NT to a heavy Sennheiser mic. No problems. The ONLY thing I wish they'd improved is the limited angle if you're trying to push it back directly, in a straight line. But that's not how a mic should be used anyway, so it's not really an issue. The cable stowaway is fantastic.Build - doesn't get much better than this.It could have done without the huge Rode branding because that can get distracting if you're streaming or on an important call.Bottom line - If you've reached the point where you're doing very serious recordings for paid clients, you just cannot get better than this. It's well worth the high price. There's a reason it's listed as one of the best boom arms in the market.

Excellent even after 3 years

Best boom bar, no need or think about any other product from any other brand.Only thing, RODE must think little bit more about the thickness of the wooden planks used to make the Table in case of threaded desk insert. In my case, I had to use extra hard foam packings to make it to serve the purpose, though my table is made using very good quality hard wood.

I use 15 different types of desk mic arms but I really enjoy using the rode PSA1+ it is perfect for my work and all types of mics 🎤 Heavy what light easy to handle any angle move easily

Good and flexible to use but too much costly.

Best for heavy condenser mics, highly flexible & durable

Rust coming out of from this product , very disappointed. How such product is developed and how RODE can not paint inside of it if they are taking such higher amount

I have been a RODE customer for years. And until now have used mic stands. But setting up my new studio space I needed to maximize floor space and stands just clutter up the place. I was looking for a boom arm for a while. And once I found the great reviews on the PSA1+ I was convinced.Honestly from the packaging which is first class, very protective and well thought out. To the effortless setup, which includes two attachment choices for you. 1 method is the clamp, which is a well thought out design, it has a broad and importantly FLAT connector between the two desk top piece and the under desk screw clamp. The broad flat connector means it can brace against the flat edge of your surface and stop any rotation or twisting of the mount.Method 2 a very cool looking 'in desk' solution. It requires drilling if you want to use this. But it is a very nice light gold anodized metal with cable management holes. I would have used this if I had the space on my studio desk. But I wanted it mounted right at the back of my top shelf as you see in my photos. So I can tuck the mic out of the way. I thought it might be too close to the edge to drill there.Once attached it is ROCK SOLID. With the microphone attached (my RODE mic) the arm is setup with a nice counterweight to it. Mic and arm moves as one piece and stays exactly where I put it. I did not have to adjust the tension at all, it worked right out of the box. Of course that might be more luck than anything else. But if needed both segments of the arm can have their tension increased or decreased.I looked at much cheaper alternatives and some really expensive ones above this price point. But this is the arm to choose. You won't be dissapointed.

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Professional-grade stability for the Shure SM7DB setupI'm using the PSA1+ with a Shure SM7DB microphone, and this boom arm handles the weight and positioning demands flawlessly. As someone who's not a professional but takes audio quality seriously, this boom arm delivers exactly what I needed for my home studio setup.Build Quality & Stability:The construction is absolutely solid - no flex, no drift, no gradual sagging over time. Once you position the SM7DB where you want it, it stays there. The springs and joints are clearly engineered to handle heavier microphones without compromise. This feels like equipment that will last for years of regular use.Positioning & Adjustability:The range of motion is excellent, allowing me to position the microphone exactly where I need it for optimal vocal pickup. The joints move smoothly but lock firmly into position. No fighting with the arm during recording sessions or worrying about it slowly creeping out of position.Compatibility Note:One small quirk - the twist-locking nut design can create clearance issues with some XLR connectors. In my case, I needed to add a Shure A26X extension bar to get proper XLR connection clearance with the SM7DB. This isn't really a fault of the PSA1+, more of a compatibility consideration when using certain microphone and cable combinations.Value & Reliability:This boom arm justifies its price point completely. The difference between a quality boom arm like this and cheaper alternatives becomes obvious immediately - no constant readjustments, no worrying about your expensive microphone taking a fall, just reliable performance day after day.Desktop Integration:The desk clamp is robust and doesn't damage surfaces while providing rock-solid mounting. Takes up minimal desk real estate while offering maximum positioning flexibility.Bottom Line:If you're investing in quality microphones like the SM7DB, don't skimp on the boom arm. The PSA1+ provides the stability and reliability that professional-grade microphones deserve.Highly recommended for: Anyone using heavier microphones, home studio setups, and users who want "set it and forget it" reliability from their boom arm.

Very sturdy and flexible.

Pourquoi le PSA1+ ?Acheté en même temps que mon Rode PodMic et ma GoXLR pour avoir un setup complet. Quand on met le prix dans un bon micro, autant ne pas le poser sur un bras qui tremble ou qui grince.InstallationOn fixe la pince sur le bureau, on monte le bras, on clipse le micro et c'est réglé. Le système de fixation est solide, aucun jeu. Le câble XLR passe à l'intérieur du bras, du coup c'est propre visuellement, pas de fil qui pendouille.Au quotidienLe PodMic est pas léger avec son boîtier full metal, et le PSA1+ le tient sans broncher. Le bras reste exactement là où on le place, pas de descente lente au fil des heures. Les mouvements sont fluides et silencieux, aucun grincement quand on repositionne le micro en plein stream.Qualité de fabricationC'est du costaud. Le métal est épais, les articulations sont précises, on sent la différence avec les bras à 30€. Le look est sobre et discret, il se fond dans n'importe quel setup.Un bémol ?Le prix est au-dessus de la moyenne pour un bras micro, mais on paie la qualité et la tranquillité. Une fois installé on n'y pense plus.En résuméSi vous avez un micro un peu lourd comme le PodMic, ne faites pas l'impasse sur un bon bras. Le PSA1+ fait exactement ce qu'on lui demande, en silence. Je mettrai à jour cet avis si quoi que ce soit évolue avec le temps.