Rode releases new PSA1+ professional studio arm

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Today, Rode, a world leader in professional person and consumer audio products, released the PSA1+ studio arm meant for pros and content creators of every level. Information technology will retail for $99, and though some may deem that a scrap pricey, having purchased several different (cheaper) studio arms that have let me down, I know how tricky buying the right studio arm tin can exist. I've had some severe mic arm failures, like the time a mic arm gave out during a podcast and the mic crashed downwardly loudly onto my desk.

The PSA1+ combines a finished, sleek look and a sturdy pattern to level up any streamers, podcasters, and broadcaster's work area. The all-blackness with white Rhode logo and chrome metal elements are dazzling and I can't look to get my hands on it.

According to Rode, the PSA1+ can handle microphones as heavy as 2.half-dozen pounds backed by the forcefulness of its internal parallelogram jump springs that are besides entirely silent thanks ta o dampening organisation. I've had arm springs being very loudly heard in the background of recordings if moved, which is not a expert matter.

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Built with stability and flexibility in mind, the PSA1+ is capable of handling microphones as heavy as 2.vi pounds backed by the strength of its internal parallelogram spring springs that are also completely silent thanks to the internal dampening system. The PAS1+ comes with everything you lot need to set it up quickly.

PSA1+ specs

Thread Size iii/8"

Weight 3.8 pounds

Horizontal Attain 32.ii-inches

Vertical Achieve 33-inches

Minimum Weight Supported one.5 pounds

Maximum Weight Supported 2.half-dozen pounds

Price $99

Rode is also releasing a new USB mic and other peripherals aimed at improving the quality of the audio and the look of your content. I, for one, am excited to run into what they're bringing to the marketplace. Rode is known for its build quality, so I am curious about how the PSA1+ will handle the many different mics I review. We shall soon find out.

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