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Rode VESA Mount Adjustable Mounting System

Get your RodeCaster Pro II, RodeCaster Duo, or any device fitted with VESA mounting screws off the desk and into prime position with the Rode VESA Mount. This sturdy adjustable mount attaches to any 3/8"-16 microphone stand or studio arm, giving you the flexibility to place your audio-production interface exactly where you need it. A locking ball head lets you rotate the mount 360° for effortless positioning in any orientation. Whether you're recording a podcast, streaming live, or mixing tracks, the VESA Mount puts your essential audio tools within comfortable reach, optimising your studio space for maximum creativity.

SKU: GC77-VESAMOUNT

Rode VESA Mount Adjustable Mounting System

Rode VESA Mount Adjustable Mounting System

Get your RodeCaster Pro II, RodeCaster Duo, or any device fitted with VESA mounting screws off the desk and into prime position with the Rode VESA Mount. This sturdy adjustable mount attaches to any 3/8"-16 microphone stand or studio arm, giving you the flexibility to place your audio-production interface exactly where you need it. A locking ball head lets you rotate the mount 360° for effortless positioning in any orientation. Whether you're recording a podcast, streaming live, or mixing tracks, the VESA Mount puts your essential audio tools within comfortable reach, optimising your studio space for maximum creativity.

VESA compatibility: Works with all devices that have standard VESA mounting screws, including the RodeCaster Pro II and RodeCaster Duo.

Suits both 10 and 7.5cm VESA mounts.

Locking ball head rotates 360° for easy maneuvering.

Easy-to-use cam to lock in any position.

Attaches to any 3/8"-16 microphone stand or studio arm.

Sturdy and lightweight design.

Key Features:

For Devices with VESA Mounting Screws

For RodeCaster Pro II, RodeCaster Duo

Suits 10 and 7.5cm VESA Mounts

360° Locking Ball Head

Attaches to 3/8"-16 Microphone Stand

Sturdy and Lightweight Design

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Product Overview

Rode VESA Mount Adjustable Mounting System

Get your RodeCaster Pro II, RodeCaster Duo, or any device fitted with VESA mounting screws off the desk and into prime position with the Rode VESA Mount. This sturdy adjustable mount attaches to any 3/8"-16 microphone stand or studio arm, giving you the flexibility to place your audio-production interface exactly where you need it. A locking ball head lets you rotate the mount 360° for effortless positioning in any orientation. Whether you're recording a podcast, streaming live, or mixing tracks, the VESA Mount puts your essential audio tools within comfortable reach, optimising your studio space for maximum creativity.

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