MIC ARMS

Named after trailblazing (and record-breaking) female DJ, Annie Nightingale. Annie is a professional studio microphone arm designed for broadcast or recording studios. Featuring an omni-directional ball-head secured on a balanced, silent, cable-tension mechanism for effortless extension and retraction, and silky smooth 360˚ rotation, Annie is the perfect addition to any broadcast, podcast or recording environment.

Named after Steve Wright – famed for his chaotic BBC afternoon radio shows. Steve is a compact mic arm ideal for broadcasters, live-streamers and podcasters. An excellent choice for versatile audio set-ups where clearance of audio and computer equipment is essential, Steve has an omni-directional ball head with both 3/8" and 5/8" mic mounts.

Named after the broadcast legend, John Peel, who broke new artists via his late night show. John is a compact, easy to use mic arm for vloggers, YouTubers, and podcasters looking for a versatile stand without the professional price-tag. John’s superior build quality ensures a premium solution and great value for money.

All three mic arms feature easy-to-adjust positioning, with jointed arms, 360˚ rotation and silent movement. For busy desks with consoles and monitors, Steve (pictured) features an optional riser section for clearance of equipment.

Annie, Steve, and John are all compatible with any standard microphone thread, as they come supplied with both 3/8" and 5/8" mount adapters. The thread has an omni-directional ball head below for precise positioning.

Each of the mic arms can be easily clamped to a desk or table, which also enables them to be cleared-away after use. John is pictured clamped to a table. For more permanent set-ups, Annie and Steve also include grommet-attachment options.