Perfect for podcasts, interviews, and show hosts, the O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 Ultralow-Profile Adjustable Mic Boom lets you achieve optimal microphone positioning while maintaining sight of your computer monitor and guests. Its ultralow-profile design utilizes a 12" fixed horizontal arm to keep it close to your table/desk.

The mic boom provides a maximum reach of 29" and a weight capacity of up to five pounds, ensuring that it can safely and conveniently accommodate your favorite microphone. It features a 13mm mounting stud and includes a 13mm machined table bushing and comes with all necessary tools for proper installation and adjustment.

Podcasting, Streaming, Broadcasting    Table Bushing for Mounting    29" Reach    12" Fixed Horizontal Arm    Internal Springs    Integrated Cable Management    Supports Microphones Up to 5 lb    5/8"-27 Top Thread    Tools for Adjustment and Installation

• 29" reach
• 12" fixed horizontal arm
• 5 lb maximum weight capacity
• 13mm mounting stud
• Black and charcoal finish
• Includes all necessary tools for adjustment and installation
• Machined table bushing (13mm ID) included
• Machined table bushing requires one drilled 7/8" (0.875") clearance hole

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this function as a USB audio interface?

A: Yes, the Zoom PodTrak P4 Portable Multitrack Podcast Recorder can be used as a USB audio interface (2-in/2-out).

Q: 2. If I use rechargeable batteries will they recharge in the unit or do I need a separate battery charger?

A: You will need to get a separate charger. Batteries cannot be recharged inside the recorder.

Q: 3. I'm considering using for streaming hybrid meetings - are there lapel mics that are compatible?

A: Any Lavalier (lapell) mic with an XLR connector will work with this recorder.

Q: 4. Can I use a broadcast headset to record and monitor? Like the Sennheiser HMD 300 which uses a 4 pin XLR

A: Yes, you can use a broadcast headset such as the Sennheiser HMD 300 with the Zoom PodTrak P4 Portable Multitrack Podcast Recorder to record and monitor audio. However, you will need to use a different cable with the headset since the 4-pin XLR cable and connector is not compatible with the mic input and headphone output on the PodTrak P4. To enable compatibility, you can use the Sennheiser Cable-II-X3K1-Gold Straight Cable with XLR & 1/4" Connectors for HMD Headsets - 6.6' (B&H # SECBLIIX3K1G) which will allow you to connect the headset mic to a 3-pin XLR input and connect the headphones to the dedicated 1/4" TRS output.

Q: 5. when P4 is connected to the PC (say for live streaming to the internet), it is 2 in 2 out. Does that mean only 2 XLR mic inputs would be sent to the PC instead of 4?

A: Yes, when this device is used as an audio interface, you would be limited to two inputs.

Q: 6. Which cable would be recommended to connect to iPhone 11 (via Lightning to 3.5mm)? Thanks!

A: You would need Apple's Lightnig to 3.5mm headphone adapter and a 3.5mm TRRS cable.

Q: 7. My P4 isn't recording for longer than ~12 minutes, even though the display *showed* it had recorded for 45 minutes before I stopped recording. The first recording it just shut off at 12 minutes (figured batteries died). For the 2nd recording it was on an AC adapter and showed it had recorded the whole time, but the Mic1 and Mic2 files only have 12 min 30 sec of audio and the stereo file is empty. Has anyone encountered this issue?

A: Unfortunately it seems this uinit may be defective, I have not heard of this problem before.

Q: 8. Can P4 output audio to the camera mic in?

A: You can use one of the headphone outputs to send a signal to a camera. An adapter cable, such as the Sescom LN2MIC-ZMH6-MON 3.5mm Line to Mic DSLR Audio Cable for Zoom H6 with Headphone Monitoring Jack, BH #SELN2MZMH6M would be required to bring the level down to Mic level for a DSLR or camcorder with a 3.5mm external mic input.

Q: 9. can I put 2 phone calls at the same time on the P4?

A: Yes, it is possible to record two phone calls at the same time on the P4.

Q: 10. When moving files to PC, will the file names show me the date and time of the recording? Or will there be a way to tell when it was recorded?

A: The folder which holds the multitrak files has the date/time as part of its name, but the files within the folder do not. The stereo file has the date/time as part of its name.