Rode PSA-1

Professional Table Microphone Arm

For table mounting
For radio, podcaster, pro and broadcaster
3/8" Thread
Up to approx. 1.1 kg load
Rotates 360 degrees
Dimensions of the arms: 820 mm horizontal, 840 mm vertical
Colour: Black
Incl. Table mounting accessories: Screw clamps for table tops up to 55 mm and hollow bolts for table tops up to 70 mm

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Height in mm	840 mm
Boom Arm Length in mm	820 mm
Colour	Black
Base	Mounting Plate

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4.6 /5

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Very impressed

Andy, UK, 17.01.2019

This desktop stand works well.

I used the standard base to clamp it to my desk (instead of the option to drill a hole in the desk) and this is stable with zero wobble in the base. Everything seems well made and sturdy.

Without a mic when you move the arm the springs move it toward a neutral position when you release the arm. After mounting a mic, that stops.

I mounted a Rode NT1-A Complete Vocal Recording on the end. With that weight on the arm, it is nicely balanced, easy to move, and stays where I put it without adjusting any clamps. It has a reach of more than a metre, and rotates very easily - the arm turns smoothly on the base, and the mic turns freely on the arm. Nice and flexible.

One minor downside - the arm has parallel metal bars which move closer or further apart as you move the arm up and down. These have squared edges and you can nip your fingers a bit if you hold that wrong.

Very happy - very good stand

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Absolute must for any studio

Joe Fahy, 16.05.2017

Iv been in quite a few studios and there is nothing worse when you need to move the mic arm while live and you can hear it moving.

I have this setup at home with the Rode Procaster and PSM1 mount and im really happy with how it sounds.

One piece of advice is to take note of the warning when your unpacking the arm when it says that its spring loaded. I managed to catch my thumb in it.

Before I attached the mic I was concerned that the mic wouldn't be in the right location as the arm kept sticking up in the air due to the springs, however once I attached the procaster mic the arm sits exactly where I want it to be.

When the time comes to add further mic's to the home studio, the PSA-1 will definitely be on the shopping list.

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Works well with my SM7B

Endre Ottem, 14.08.2018

I use the Rode PSA-1 with a Shure SM7B, which is a quite heavy microphone. The PSA-1 is perfect for this. It's stable and easy to adjust. Doesn't make any noises when you move it around (like some cheaper alternatives do) and stays into place.

I have just one small complaint, and that is the placement of the screws to adjust the tilt of the microphone. When using a SM7B, they come in the way of the cable attachment, so the microphone can't be turned more than 90 degrees or so. If you need it to turn all the way around, you will need an extension tube (like the Shure A26X).

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really great and sturdy microphone arm from Rode

xplore, 06.07.2019

This table microphone arm (great for podcasters, streamers, small sound recording room, narrators, you name it) is really well built. Sturdy, metal, not too heavy but not too shallow too. It weighs around 3 kg or more, and I mounted it on my table when I got it in less then 5 minutes, not being in a rush. It is black, it comes armed (the spring is armed in the elongated position when it cames), you can easily mount the bottom of the whole thing that sustains the arm really quick, and everything seems well done. No cheap stuff here. The microphone can be mounted easily, and you have a lot of positions where you can keep your microphone on it. Because you can move this arm around, which is a great feature, and also make the mic stand lower or higher, you can rotate the whole thing also 360 degrees, comes from Rode, and if you get a Procaster, this arm is especially built for it. Australian quality.

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item number	114512
sales unit	1 piece
available since	June 2007

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Rode PSA-1

Professional Table Microphone Arm

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