can it attach to a boom pole
1630493
Yes it will attach to a boom pole. Has a 1/4-20 female thread at the base. Recommend adding a small rubber O-ring between mount and pole bolt to assist with reducing of any possible noise flow. Not likely, but I try to think ahead.
1630494
Sorry, I'm unable to answer your question because I do not use a boom pole. (See ALE answer; ALE seems to have experience with this.)
1157793
This is just the boom pole, not the microphone. You can mount virtually any microphone you'd like to it.
1112578
There is a bracket that looks a little like a muffler clamp to attach to a mast/pole. Manufacturers page for antenna: http://www.antennasdirect.com/cmss_files/attachmentlibrary/AntennasDirect_DB2e%20QuickStart_Rev.pdf
479708
Yes, unless you're willing to pull the pole out of the ground and slide the baffle up from the bottom. I'm assuming that there's a twist in the pole, but the holding bracket might work if the tolerances are right.
2083186
The end of the boom has a 1/4" camera mount. If the microphone has the 1/4" connection, then it will, otherwise an adapter will be needed.
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.
1794911
It clamps on to the boom pole itself, so you should be able to position it in any way you need to. It's very flexible.
2155509
Also the boom pole is either missing a bracket or it needs one to hold the boom pole at a decent height to use standing up.
2173967
I bought this for my son and I asked him your question. He said that he didn't know because he did not use the boom pole with a Rode Videomic pro.
1296552
The boom has an adapter already threaded on the end. One Large ( standard) One small. Its on the end of the boom. I have $ 100.00 Snowball (silver) an it works with that. Just unscrew the stand off and thread the snowball on the boom
1588604
I do not see why not, however you will have to fashion a way to fasten it to a pole since it was not design for that but is light enough to be able to do it. Rmember that you will be dealing with a running chain saw and you better be sure that is well attached to your pole.
2173966
Yes, but never put the Rode Videomic Pro on a boom pole, the sound will be absolutely atrocious. Only ever connect your Rode Videomic Pro directly to your DSLR or other camera to get decent audio. The only time you'll get good sound quality from boom pole operating is when you're using a higher quality shotgun mic like the baseline Rode NTG-2 or Sennheiser ME66 for instance. The reason for this is that these shotgun mikes take XLR connections and cables that will connect with a portable recording device or sound mixer on set, which will create professional sound quality. I can't stress enough not to use the Rode Videomic pro on a boom pole, as the analog cable connection is terrible for sound quality.
1306406
If it has a standard mic thread it should. I use mine with a boom and an Oktava without any issues.
381685
only if the pole is the same size. It is a pretty standard size though. if it will screw into a paint roller it will most likely scdrew into the hook.
1828162
Yes..this is the identical setup I am using it for. "Heavy Duty" definitely fits the description of this boom stand. The casters are solid and helpful as well.
1526322
Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
2114889
This boom is meant to be screwed onto a mic stand. Get a desktop mic stand to use with it. The opposite end will need a mic clip to hold the microphone.