Does this product includes the boom arm? If this is the case how much weight can the arm hold and what is itÂ´s maximum lenght?
615398
I have only just got it so cannot really answer your question but it is very soundly constructed and I am very happy with it. Try looking on the web.Ron B
615399
Max load weight is 20 lbs and maximum Boom arm length is 7 feet. And it does include the boom arm.
615400
Yes the boom arm is included and the arm itself is meant to support a reflector or something of similar weight. I'd suggest perhaps 1-2kg max at the end if at an angle. Much more straight up.
615401
It does include the boom arm. Max load weight is listed at 20 lbs and maximum arm length is 7 feet.
569719
No. It barely can hold its own weight when extended and it doesn't really stay in any position either. Just get a magic arm. Way better
508549
I too am missing the boom arm attachment and the counterweight! I have no way to attach the boom arm to the large tripod! Is there a way to ask for missing pieces to be replaced?
428352
I have not used the arm for that purpose. I use it for holding my portable bounce cards, which it works perfect for. The arm is made really well with an impressive counter weight for stability. I recommend it highly for why I bought it. The arm adjusts quite a distance with three levels of extendable links and the clips for your bounce cards work perfect. I don't know how well the arm would work with a full flash assembly, transmitter and soft box all the way at the end. It might hold the weight but you would definitely need a sandbag. I hope this helps.
1138733
i can't give the exact weight but i can tell you that this item handles my Westcott 7ft umbrella and an alienbee b1600. the thing is the arm extension kept falling down even if it's locked. thus, i used this not extending the arm and it works well to some point.
439683
Yes, the arm is adjustable. It can slide "in and out", so to speak, and pivot up and down. And the whole stand collapses...the three legs fold straight, the main stand slides down, and the boom arm folds down. I like the stand for the money.
429196
The arm, stand, and clip are included, but I wouldn't waste your money on this stand. It is super flimsy. I tried to use it outside on a calm day with a sandbag, and it still wouldn't work. I have gotten lots of great stands and gear through Amazon that weren't expensive, but this one is just not worth buying.
672944
It is detachable and fairly lightweight so using it separately should work out just fine. It extends to a decent length so using it as a hand held boom arm would be doable, I would just recommend some velcro straps to hold your xlr cable to it.
999187
Probably not - it's well-built, but a compact length arm. Each arm section is only about 14 inches long, so it'd basically be extended out virtually straight at 27 inches. It's clamped to the side of my desk about halfway to the rear of a 36" wide top, and is a very comfortable "fit" in that setting. Sounds as if you need a "full size" boom.
716096
No an extension arm is extra. I used mine without an extension in an almost vertical position and it worked fine.
510315
No it is actually the total weight of everything including the bars (the bars are about 2.5 lbs each). So you would be able to do a max of 50lbs per arm with this set... which would be pretty awesome in my opinion :)
210209
The Konig & Meyer 210/9 Boom arm mic stand works with this. It is not as sturdy as the OnStage SB9600, but it is also not as heavy or bulky. As long as the boom arm is placed over one of the tripod legs, it is stable. I've been able to add some attachments too, including one for the Zoom H4n recorder, and a pop filter.
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Hello Linus's mom, Thanks for your interests in our product, below is all the information we have about this product: * Adjustable wall bracket * Space saving & easy to install * Top rail allows for different equipment widths * Telescopic arms allows for different depths * Top rail width: 16.93" (430mm) * Arm depth: 14.45"-20.35" (367-517mm) * Max load: 77lbs (35kg) Hope this could help. Customer Service: Vera
1525430
Well this are strong enought to install a boom arm. And you have an universal conector at the top.
1095728
Hi again. Just read the other comments and remembered that my daughter chose not to use the arm (because of lack of space). I agree that the weight would probably be too much for this stand if you put it out too far.
70494
I went to pull it out to measure it .It stands 5ft 8in and the boom is two(extendable) sections that measure three and a half feet. I use Chimera Octa box's, the largest measures five five feet in diameter and is the heaviest. With counter weights , Canon 600ex rts, and only one section of the boom extended ,the stands are able to hold the five foot Octa very well. I don't think these stands are able to hold much more weight than that with the second section fully extended.
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No. Not in the current configuration as received. The boom arm and stand are rather light-weight.