In a nutshell, the Yellowtec Mika system is a set of columns, clamps, arms and brackets that mount microphones and other heavy equipment to a desk, wall or wherever and position everything as it should be in use.
Inside the arms are cables for XLR - this means that anyone using radio hardware can dispense with the clamps for cables and route them neatly through the arm. And switch the "On Air Signal".
If you now want to hold a microphone to your nose under the screen, you can also record from below with the MicArm TV - an advantage for video production.
What is it actually? It's called "m!ka", but internal punctuation... we call it Mika. You can find the overview at is.gd/yellowtec_mika - but that's not all, because the accessories are where it gets really exciting - mounts, various arms and all kinds of accessories. Brackets are rods, clamps and rails that can be used to attach everything in the system, from the ceiling to the wall to the table (with and without holes) and so...
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