Elgato Wave Mic Arm Pro White

Elgato Wave Mic Arm Pro White is intended for podcast, streaming, and broadcast setups where the microphone needs to remain accessible without taking over the desk. According to the source material, the arm uses a low-profile articulated design, supports 360 horizontal movement, and provides 120 of vertical travel for flexible positioning.

The 29.5″ / 74.9 cm reach works well for microphones placed beside monitors, mixers, or keyboards. Rather than relying on external locking mechanisms, the arm stays in place through spring tension. The integrated hidden channel also keeps microphone cables out of sight, which is one less thing to think about during daily use.

Highlights

• Low-profile boom arm for podcast, streaming, and broadcast environments
• 360 horizontal rotation with 120 vertical movement
• 29.5″ / 74.9 cm articulated reach
• Hidden cable routing channel for a cleaner workspace
• Supports loads up to 6.6 lb / 3 kg

Quick Specs & Uses

• Boom arm type: Articulated
• Adjustment type: Held in place via spring tension
• Arm length: 29.5″ / 74.9 cm
• Vertical range of motion: 120
• Horizontal range of motion: 360
• Boom angle: Adjustable
• Base type: Table clamp, surface mount
• Base clamp range: 2.4″ / 60 mm
• Maximum height: 3.9″ / 100 mm
• Mic thread size: 1/4″-20 male, 3/8″-16 male, 5/8″-27 male
• Cable management: Hidden channel
• Included cable: None
• Construction material: Metal
• Load capacity: 6.6 lb / 3 kg
• Weight: 4.4 lb / 2 kg
• Color: Black

Why It Helps

Once a desk includes a monitor, audio interface, keyboard, and control surface, available space disappears surprisingly quickly. A low-profile boom arm keeps the microphone nearby without placing additional hardware directly in front of the operator.

The concealed cable path contributes to that same idea. Instead of leaving a microphone cable hanging along the side of the arm, it remains routed internally, resulting in a tidier setup and fewer things to catch when equipment is repositioned.

System Characteristics

• Articulated boom construction for flexible microphone placement
• Spring-tension support system without external adjustment mechanisms