Warm Audio WA-MBA Broadcast Boom Arm
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Give yourself a professional on-camera look with the Warm Audio WA-MBA, a broadcast boom-arm designed for studio environments. This boom arm doesn't just look the part—it also helps you sound more professional.
Built-in tension handles enable you to properly position your mic however you need. A hidden, internal cable-management system helps keep your desktop clutter free. The boom arm can affix temporarily to your desk or tabletop, but if you'd rather install the WA-MBA permanently, its heavy-duty hardware gives you that option.
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