Give yourself the radio-ready gift of the On-Stage Microphone Boom Arm, a professional boom arm that attaches to your desk and offers 32" of reach, a wide degree of flexibility, and a completely quiet operation for on-air use. It isn't just helpful, it also looks the part for any broadcast studio. The boom includes a 20' XLR cable and a mic mounting stem that can handle any standard mic clip or shockmount, so all you need to bring to the party is your microphone.

Mount Mics with Slick On-Air Look    Quiet Operation    32" Reach    20' XLR Cable    Steam for Standard Mic Clips    Removable Headphone Hanger    Clamp and Flange Mount

Even the base adapts to the needs of content creators, with two mounting options included: a clamp mount for a quick, temporary setup, or a flange mount for long-term installation.

Promotion and advertising is easily achieved with a transparent snap-on sleeve that enables prominent display and easy interchange of a URL, show name, or brand logo on the boom arm without the use of damaging adhesives.

To top off this organized, professional presentation, a removable headphone hanger neatly stores headphones conveniently within reach.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work atop a Manfrotto 5001 stand with the 124 clamp?

A: The 5001B stand is way too small to securely support a boom arm, pivot clamp, and whatever you are going to put on the end of the arm. And the top section of tubing is too thin to accept the 124 pivot clamp.I would suggest you go with a stand like the 1052BAC or similar.

Q: 2. Can this be fixed to a tripod or monopod for added stability?

A: The Sevenoak Camera Stabilizer with Built-In Microphone MicRig Stereo does not feature a tripod mounting point on the bottom.

Q: 3. Can this comfortably hold Neat king bee 2 ?

A: Yes, the VIJIM LS24 Multifunction Desktop Boom Arm can hold a large diaphragm condenser microphone such as the Neat Microphones King Bee II.

Q: 4. how much weight will this item hold ?

A: Not sure what the limits are but I have a 8lbs light and 55 inch octabox and it holds well at 45degrees extended 2/3 out and 1/3 on the counterweight (2 sandbags). YMMV.I''m more wary of the vertical light stand stud that this sits on.

Q: 5. How much weight can this hold?

A: The load capacity at the maximum extension is 8 lbs.

Q: 6. How much weight can this boom arm support with some extension and inclination? I would like to lift an Elinchrom ELC Pro HD 1000 light and a light modifier above my subject's head and would like to know if this boom arm can support the light whilst inclined and extended. Thanks!

A: If you ad a weight to the back of the boom arm, it should hold the light.

Q: 7. Frequency response indicates an impressive 35 Hz - 20 kHz, ±3 dB, but how good is the sound quality for music recording?

A: The audio quality is surprisingly good and exceeds expectations at this low pricing.

Q: 8. Does this fit a Bogen 3090 stand?

A: The following unit will adapt to anything that features a 5/8 opening

Q: 9. Does it come with a 5/8"-27 male threaded end for a microphone clip or an adapter for that?

A: No, the Impact Boom Arm would have a 5/8" stud for lighting. To allow for a microphone to fit, you can use the CAMVATE 5/8" Light Stand Head with 5/8"-27 Screw for Microphone Clip Stand, BH # CAC2950. http://bit.ly/3AlsoVd

Q: 10. does this stand up straight as well?

A: Yes, the Impact 86" Boom Arm is able to be pointed straight up.