Blue Compass Boom Arm - A Premium Mic Arm With Some Things To Be Aware Of

[@AntonioBrandao]

It should be mentioned that this arm doesn't work for lighter microphones or smartphones. The middle joint simply has too much tension. Even after unscrewing the tension screw completely.

[@vespital]

Would it work with a hyperx quadcast s?

[@Rajivrocks-Ltd.]

Indeed, if you want to buy this thing be very aware of this fact. I managed to make it work but I can imagine with cheaper and lighter mics it would be very hard to position this thing in more intricate positions.

[@RavenhallVR]

Your video has been a huge help in making my decision to buy this product. Thank you for posting this, I found it to be very helpful.

[@LiquidUnicorns]

i just got a blue compass like a week ago and its not terrible, but not great. definitely wish I got a Rode tbh

[@colbylynes]

the compass just looks great which if ur going for looks this is it.. the rode is def better rode just makes great products..

[@AE-bm4no]

4:43 is a deal breaker imo. better to pay extra $30 for the gator frameworks BM3000 for better build quality and to avoid the spring issue.

[@wjbiii]

Just bought one of these, ISO good looks at it, and this is 'zackly it. Thank you, sir.

[@AE-bm4no]

pretty sure you can just oil the spring and it won't make noise for years.

[@JimmyDukesGaming]

Great video bro! Looking to get this next week! Thank you!!!

[@ChrisMattar]

Love Nikola Tesla in the background! Serbian Legend.

[@JamesElmquist]

Just bought 4 watching reviews when it’s too late to change like a boss

[@wjbiii]

Me, too. Woo-hoo!

[@cdthompsonmusic]

I just bought this boom arm and it sucks. Can't use my Shure SM58 mic and it's a nightmare to adjust it. Also how tight or loose does that tension bolt needs for the specific weight of any mic? I thought the issues were with me so I was grateful to see this video. Not worth the money

[@1UpNerdcore]

I’m still using mine with my Shure SM7B and it’s been great. It’s been over a year with the Shure with no issues personally.

[@FNBRENT]

i think you shoulda mounted it behind the desk and over the monitor

[@1UpNerdcore]

My current monitor is 42 inches so that won’t work

[@bramvanoevelen]

When can we expect the video of the g5 ultrawide i am doubting between this the g7 27 maybe 32 or the xiaomi ultra wide i also would like the msi optimag 342cqrvb but thats only 100hz i have 3080

[@1UpNerdcore]

It won’t get until later this month unfortunately so it’ll be a couple more weeks

[@BasseFiend89]

well done review

[@nalmunati]

dam i just bought this blue yeti compass. the arm keep flickering up with my yeti nano. i think my microphone is too light for it. wtf!! how could yeti not think about the nano with this arm. so annoying since i dont have a long desk like yours.

[@1UpNerdcore]

If you can return it the NZXT Boom Mic arm works with lite mics

[@GPSJayDog22]

I just got mine. I am ready to send it back. The elbow joint will not stay where I put it. I have adjusted the screw and all three side adjusters with negative results. Too hard to bend. NO! I will not recommend this boom arm. :-(

[@1UpNerdcore]

You must have a light microphone. This is heavy duty for heavy duty mics. A light one won’t work as the tension in this is to much

[@Reblwitoutacause]

I found a solution to the fact that I use a VERY light microphone ( < 1 lbs ) I just hang the lightest kettlebell I own off of the arm, near the microphone! It -almost- can outweigh the tension! JK. This arm is getting returned ASAP

[@ionamic]

Nice out of the box...BUT... I have gone through THREE Blue Compass Mic Booms in tree years. Yes, it looks nice but it does not hold up. ...and I mean HOLD UP. Three of them have died after about a year. I guess the Blue Compass is fine, if you never move it up and down. The lower arms loses all it's tension. On a positive note the, The Blue Compass people replaced the first wto with no charge. When the third one died, that was it, no replacement....just slightly out of warranty. And no help from Blue Compass on clues as to how to fix the erection problem. It won't even stand up on it's own weight. I do not recommend this mic boom when you may need to move the boom often.

[@1UpNerdcore]

Hopefully I don’t have any issues but I’ll make a video if I do!

[@christianmejia53]

What is the length of your desk?

[@1UpNerdcore]

6ft

[@paranoid5332]

Nice there is Nikola Tesla behind you 👌

[@donniedarko86]

Got one of the brass euro thread adapters stuck in my hyperx quadcast boom arm attachment (that they don’t sell replacements for) & my return window is almost up for this piece of shit boom arm, so I guess I’m fucked & stuck with it! Nice! Guess Blue assumed we’d all be using super expensive $1k microphones that weigh 20 pounds, it seems like a microphone that heavy is the only thing that’s able to keep the arm from rising due to its stupid tension. & yes, I tried multiple different tensions, I even took the fucking screw out all the way & nothing improved. The only time I’ve seen the arm work really well is completely extended on some podcasts, other than that it’s a piece of actual shit, get the Rode PSA1. They’re priced the same.

[@Kashfrmdaway]

Invest In A Monitor Stand

[@1UpNerdcore]

I have 3 😶

[@Kashfrmdaway]

You Pointing Out Little Things LMAOO What’s Wrong With You 😂 Take It Back and Get A Desk Mic Stand

[@1UpNerdcore]

I don’t want to 😂

[@Kashfrmdaway]

@@1UpNerdcore 😂😂

[@smartelctrohub]

Logitech Microphone Broadcast Boom Arm-Desktop Clamp and Built-in Cable Management For Recording Brand: Logitech for Creators, Compatible Devices: Camera, Gaming Console, Gaming Console, Camera, Item Weight: 2.98 Pounds, Material: Aluminium, Hardware Platform: PC, Camera, ITEM WEIGHT: 2.98 pounds, PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 43.9 x 2 x 2.5 inches 1) Premium All-Tube, internal spring design 2) Hidden channel Cable management 3) Hand-tightened friction-hinges for smooth, quiet operation 4) Designed for Yeti and other professional broadcast mics 5) Compatible with all standard shock mou Logitech Microphone Broadcast Boom Arm has a spring pattern on the inside. Internally, the stand is comprised of aluminum springs. It has hidden cable management channels. It has a good hold on the table and is simple to set up for your microphone. The Logitech stands are the most durable and flexible. It is primarily intended for use with Yeti mics and other broadcast microphones. These can be used with any shock mount. It’s primarily intended for use in studios and professional offices. The majority of individuals use them for game streaming, podcasting, and other similar activities. Using the Logitech Microphone Broadcast Boom Arm To use the Logitech Microphone Broadcast Boom Arm with the table, follow the procedures below: 1) Remove the stand. 2) Open the stand by pulling the folds apart. 3) On the bottom of the stand is a clip. 4) Align the stand with the table’s side. 5) To fix it, twist the screw from the bottom. 6) The table will be fastened to your stand. 7) With the stand in position, you may now place your microphone. Professional Design of Logitech Microphone Broadcast Boom Arm Are you fed up with squeaky, fragile scissor booms? We are as well! Logitech Microphone Broadcast Boom Arm has an all-tube design that is broadcast studio-grade, including internal springs and hidden-channel cable management. Hand-tightening friction hinges eliminate the need for tools, and a full 360-degree rotation ensures that you are covered for every application. Compass adjusts easily and quietly, and the sturdy C-clamp creates a secure connection with your desktop. For a professional broadcast setup, pair Compass with Yeti and the Radius III shock mount. Streaming, podcasting, and broadcasting games Logitech Microphone Broadcast Boom Arm is your Twitch game streaming hidden weapon. Compass’s nimble and streamlined design allows you to place your mic exactly where you want it, when you want it. Compass fits seamlessly into your game streaming or podcasting setup and will wow your audience, whether you adjust the boom to disappear on camera or feature it front and centre with the mic. For more detail on this post visit: smartelectrohub.com/reviews/logitech-microphone-broadcast-boom-arm/ For more articles/blogs please visit: smartelectrohub.com/