Mackie DB-100 Desktop Microphone Boom Arm with Desk Clamp

Mackie DB-100: Clear the Clutter and Put Your Mic Exactly Where You Want It

The Mackie DB-100 is a desktop microphone boom arm that clamps to the edge of a desk and swings your mic into the perfect position without a floor stand eating up legroom. Built from sturdy steel, it holds a microphone up to 2.4 pounds on an articulated, spring-tensioned arm that stays put once you set it. For the podcaster, streamer, or home-studio voice tired of hunching over a tabletop tripod, it is the small upgrade that finally frees the desk and frames the voice.

Steel Build, Rock-Solid Clamp

Positioning a mic all day punishes flimsy hardware, so the DB-100 is built around an all-steel arm and a table clamp that grips desk surfaces up to about 2.1 inches thick. The clamp anchors the arm to the edge of the desk and keeps the whole assembly stable as you swing it in and out, while the steel construction resists the flex and sag that let a cheap arm drift out of position mid-session. Once it is set, it holds - no creeping, no re-adjusting.

Articulated Reach for Any Seating Position

The DB-100's arm articulates on spring tension so you can pull the microphone close for an intimate broadcast sound or push it up and away when you need a clear line of sight to a camera or screen. That range lets you dial in mic distance and angle precisely, and because the joints hold their set position, the mic stays framed exactly where you left it from one session to the next. A standard mounting thread interfaces with nearly any mic clip or shockmount, so the arm drops into an existing setup without new adapters.

Cable Management That Keeps the Desk Tidy

A boom arm is only as clean as its cabling, so the DB-100 ships with hook-and-loop straps that bundle the mic cable neatly along the arm instead of letting it dangle across the desk. Routing the cable this way keeps the workspace uncluttered on camera and stops a loose cord from tugging the mic out of position when you reach for a keyboard or controller.

Who the DB-100 Is For

Podcasters, live streamers, gamers, voice-over artists, and remote workers reach for the DB-100 when they want a mic that hovers exactly where they need it and disappears when they do not. If your microphone currently lives on a tabletop tripod that soaks up desk space and picks up every bump, this desk-clamp boom arm is the clean, sturdy way to lift it off the surface and into the shot.