Perfect for podcasters, radio announcers, and show hosts, the O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 Five-Monitor Mount and Mic Boom Package lets you achieve optimal computer monitor and microphone positioning, while maintaining sight of your guests.

The boom's ultra-low profile design utilizes a 12" fixed horizontal arm to keep it close to your table/desk. The mic boom has a weight capacity of up to five pounds, ensuring that it can safely and conveniently accommodate your favorite microphone. The included four-way modular clamp assembly offers four different ways to mount your system: table edge clamp, table grommet clamp, screw-down, and bolt-through. All necessary tools for proper installation and adjustment are included. Integrated cable management helps keep your wiring secure and neat. This Gen2 boom and riser setup is not compatible with the first generation of Ultima products.

Professional Broadcast Support Package    Four Ultima Adjustable Monitor Arms    VESA Bracket for Additional Monitor    12" Fixed Horizontal Arm Boom for Mic    30" Vertical Riser Assembly    Supports Monitors up to 5 lb    4-Way Clamp, Multiple Mounting Options    Clamp or Bolt-Through Installation    Integrated Cable Management    Includes Tools for Installation

• Four Ultima Adjustable Monitor Arms
• VESA mounting bracket for fifth monitor mounting off center post
• 12" Ultima Gen 2 Low-Profile fixed horizontal arm
• Weight capacity: 5 lb maximum per arm
• 30" vertical modular clamp / bolt-through riser assembly included
• Integrated cable management system with wire guide clips
• 4-way clamp includes four different mounting options: table edge clamp, table grommet clamp, screw-down, and bolt-through
• Includes all necessary tools for adjustment and installation
• Not compatible with the first-generation of Ultima products

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can i put a sony 6300 on the Alzo shoulder harness?

A: Yes you can as this system supports cameras up to 10 pounds.

Q: 2. Do you have to use the doubler if your using the 2k center cut on a Sony F5 or F55?

A: You will need a B4 2/3 lens that has a 2x Extender no matter what format you are shooting at. The 2x extender is required to cover a Super 35mm Sensor.

Q: 3. What are the exterior dimensions of the single-head hard-shell case?

A: The Elinchrom FIVE Monolight dimensions is, H: 10.4 x W: 6.6 x L: 11.22"

Q: 4. Does the power for the lens servo come thru the EF contacts, or is there a need to get an accessory for the lens cable?

A: Sorry, there is no power connection between the camera and the lens with these adapters. You get top shelf fit and finish and no play with these thoroughly professional adapters. The solution is you have to supply lens power separately. At this time the popular way is off the camera battery with the cable seen below.

Q: 5. Can I uses this adapter on FX 6 full frame sensor with out using x2 on the B4 lens?

A: With adapters you are going to want to work with B4 lenses that have a 2x extender. The MTF Services Ltd B4 2/3" to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter Package can only be used on B4 2/3" lenses with built in 2X extender engaged. Also, HD B4 lenses are recommended.

Q: 6. will this work on my sony Fs7 camera?

A: When you stack the adapters in this package, it allows the use of B4 lenses on E-mount camera's such as the FS7. The added advantage is that you can also put the B4 lenses on Canon EF mount cameras as well.

Q: 7. Can the ball head mount be removed?

A: Sorry, never tried removing the ball head. And I don't use this harness anymore. But I would say it is possible to unscrew it.

Q: 8. I have a Sony FS7 and own the Metabones Ultra 0,71x Speed Booster already. Can I use my Metabones adapter (instead of the MTF EF to e-mount) together with the MTF B4 2/3 to Canon EF optical adapter? If yes, do I then with the Metabones get one f-stop back of the two I miss because of the 2x extender?I have read in the one review here for this product that there is a slight gap between the 2 MTF adapters, and in addition that the image quality is not so good. The ENG zooms are quite heavy and need to be supported. I wonder if the e-mount is build strong enough and if I really can trust this solution and there are no gaps diminish the picture quality?I see there is a new MTF adapter only for B4 2/3 to e-mount S16. Is this a better solution? But I like the possibility to use the MTF with Canon C300 etc, and would prefer to use the 2 parts MTF adapter if the picture quality is good enough. I know that MTF produces high quality but for this B4 adapter I read quite varying reviews.In the small country Norway where I live there is no dealer, rental or collegue who has the MTF adapter available, so I can't try the adapter before buying it (I have tried to find an adapter in my country for about a year). I would appreciate to get an honest feedback of owners using the adapter already if the adapter is worth buying and if the picture quality is good enough to use for my clients as BBC or other European public broadcasters I work for.I really miss the possibility of using my HD ENG zooms for B-roll with my Fs7 and think about buying an additional camera just because of this issue. The MTF adapter would be a much cheaper solution, and I hope you can recommend it.

A: It is our experience that the fit and finish of MTF products is second to none. Of course, issues can arise and if so, please contact us as soon as possible if anything is not right.As far as substituting the Metabones EF to E mount Speedbooster for the MTF EF to E mount adapter, it is our opinion it cannot work. The Metabones Speed Booster (which makes the image smaller and brighter) would defeat the purpose of engaging the B4 lenss 2X extender (which makes the image larger but dimmer). This we feel would result in the image not covering the sensor and you would have severe vignetting.

Q: 9. Will this work with a full frame sensor like the Sony FX9?

A: No, this will result in a fair amount of unacceptable vignetting on a full frame sensor.

Q: 10. does the bracket/base accept umbrellas? (I don't see one in the photos) if so-- is it 7mm or 8mm?

A: This will support both 7mm and 8mm shafts. Generally Elinchrom puts one in the center of the light to accept a 7mm rod. And near the base where it connects to a stand a port that accepts 8mm.