The Grace Design SB-SMA-HD Heavy-Duty Stand Mount Adapter is a robust adapter designed to mount a Grace Design Spacebar on microphone stands with a 5/8"-27 thread. It proves to be a versatile accessory, suitable for deploying multichannel arrays and also as a suitable alternative when a lighting stand with a 5/8" "baby" pin is preferred over a microphone stand.

Furthermore, this heavy-duty adapter proudly includes Grace Design's exceptional 20-year EON limited warranty, ensuring long-lasting performance and peace of mind for your investment.

Mount Spacebar on Mic or Light Stand    For Multichannel Arrays    5/8"- 27 Thread for Mic Stand    Accepts 5/8" Baby Pin for Light Stand

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do all of the inputs need to be the same video format? I see it supports 1080p60 but will it accept a mix of 1080p60 and 1080p30 on the inputs?

A: No, each input is independent. We have several different resolutions coming into ours. From Blackmagic's website: "You get full frame re‑synchronization on all SDI inputs, which means that they can be any video standard and frame rate, and each input is completely independent of the others."

Q: 2. Does the USB C port of this output to computer like the studio mini recorder does? I want to use this for Zoom

A: The USB port on the Blackmagic Design MultiView 4 HD is only used to connect to the computer for firmware updates.

Q: 3. Is the table metal so a magnet could be placed to hold the copy flat?

A: The base is fiber board and is not magnetic.

Q: 4. Will it work in any video studio monitor?

A: Yes, so long as the studio monitor can accept the resolution and frame rate that you set the MultiView to put out.

Q: 5. how the audio works?

A: MultiView 4 HD can be used with Blackmagic's Videohub Control Software that allows for audio input source selection with sources that have embedded audio; the multiview will display the audios metering.

Q: 6. Does this allow you to do custom layouts? For instance if I'm only using 2 inputs, can I make input 1 full screen and input 2 in the lower right corner?I'm also looking at the DECIMATOR DMON-QUAD 4-Channel 3G-SDI Multiviewer which has custom layouts, but also costs $100 more.

A: No. There is only 4x4 output.

Q: 7. Can this record over the air broadcast signals?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Shuttle HD can record OTA signals via the HDMI input onto the EXT disk and SD card.

Q: 8. I see a lip around this device. Would i be able to cut a whole in my desk to make it flush-mount?

A: The Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Shuttle HD - BH #BLHDSHD is designed for tabletop use. If one was skilled, precise, and careful enough I suppose this would be possible.

Q: 9. The USB C port is to connect to the interface. Can I customize the labels?

A: Yes, when connecting the USB-C port of the Blackmagic Design MultiView 4 HD to a computer, you can run the Multiview Setup Utility to customize labels. The software can be found here: https://bhpho.to/3qHsEvT.

Q: 10. 1) Is it possible to simultaneously output from both the HDMI and SDI ports so as to drive to external displays with the quad signal ?2) When viewing the quad signal on an output display, can one view only one of the four quadrants enlarged, and if so, is this control capability found on the Multiview Menu or on the touchscreen of the Display Monitor3) And would a choice of one or two viewing quadrants simultaneously affect both the outgoing HDMI and SDI signals, or can it be selective ?

A: 1) Yes both HDMI and SDI are active with the Mulitiview output. 2) The ability to Solo a single input is available through the DIP switches on the side. The bottom of the MV has a chart for the DIP switch settings also found in the manual. 3) With the MV4 you can display the 2x2 or Solo modes.