This spring loaded swivel mount is of excellent build quality. Every secured snug, especially the clamp and accompanied with my Samson SP01 shock mount and Blue Spark Digital microphone, looks extremely professional.

The arm also includes Velcro zip ties to line the wire nicely and grooves on the joints that guide the cable efficiently.

The only thing I would like to warn buyers of is something during setup. Most of us will be excited to get everything up and running, but just remember that a thumb screw is not made to be too tight. The metal part that connects to the shock mount has a thumb screw which you use to tighten the shock mount on the arm. DO NOT go overboard here as the screw itself will get too tight and cause the adjacent metal pieces that keep the screen contained to get too tight as well. The same is true for the side thumb clamps that you tighten to secure the shock mount position. If you make either of these too tight (like I did) and the screw will not turn anymore, you can simply completely unscrew this portion and gently use a flat head screw driver to pry it open so that the thumb screw can twist freely. Once you get the shock mount on via the thumb screw, you then tighten the thumb clamps so your mic is in the desired vertical position.

While move the mic itself, try to avoid grabbing the shock mount/mic part to do so as it might loosen it or cause the vertical position to ajar.

Hope this helps and enjoy. It is a very professional and efficient microphone swivel arm.
This spring loaded swivel mount is of excellent build quality. Every secured snug, especially the clamp and accompanied with my Samson SP01 shock mount and Blue Spark Digital microphone, looks extremely professional. The arm also includes Velcro zip ties to line the wire nicely and grooves on the joints that guide the cable efficiently. The only thing I would like to warn buyers of is something during setup. Most of us will be excited to get everything up and running, but just remember that a thumb screw is not made to be too tight. The metal part that connects to the shock mount has a thumb screw which you use to tighten the shock mount on the arm. DO NOT go overboard here as the screw itself will get too tight and cause the adjacent metal pieces that keep the screen contained to get too tight as well. The same is true for the side thumb clamps that you tighten to secure the shock mount position. If you make either of these too tight (like I did) and the screw will not turn anymore, you can simply completely unscrew this portion and gently use a flat head screw driver to pry it open so that the thumb screw can twist freely. Once you get the shock mount on via the thumb screw, you then tighten the thumb clamps so your mic is in the desired vertical position. While move the mic itself, try to avoid grabbing the shock mount/mic part to do so as it might loosen it or cause the vertical position to ajar. Hope this helps and enjoy. It is a very professional and efficient microphone swivel arm.