The Atlas Sound SB11WE Studio Boom Microphone Stand 43-68"(Ebony) is an economical studio boom that is especially suited for small studio/broadcast applications and for stage miking drums and percussion instruments. The 60" two-piece horizontal boom includes a Performer Series swivel clamp and an adjustable 2-lb. counterweight for effortless boom arm orientation.

The SB11WE features a 60" two-piece horizontal boom assembly constructed of steel tubing, which includes a Performer Series swivel clamp and an adjustable 2-lb. counterweight for effortless boom arm orientation. The SB11WE tubing also incorporates a 90° angled end for optimum microphone positioning and terminates in the standard 5/8" - 27 thread to accept all microphones, holders, and adapters.

The triangular die-cast base with edge-concentrated weight distribution offers extra stability and is equipped with three, hard rubber swivel casters for effortless and silent mobility.

The stand features a two-piece tube assembly (of 11/8" and 7/8" diameters) of cold rolled steel, and a simple twist lets you a with an adjust the stand height from 43 to 68".

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I recently purchased this setup and now I want to add casters, preferably with brakes. Can you please recommend a good quality set that is compatible with this setup? I use it for strobes as well as continuous lighting so ease of movement is a must. Thank you!

A: They show another model it should work but talk to B&H to be sure

Q: 2. Can this stand break down or does the boom detach?

A: The boom arm of the Manfrotto 420B Combi Boom Stand (Black) does not detach from the stand, but it can be rotated so that it becomes part of a regular stand, with no boom arm.

Q: 3. Does the included bracket fit the Nikon sb5000

A: Yes, the Westcott Adjustable Shoe Mount Umbrella Bracket included in the Westcott 43" Collapsible Umbrella Flash Kit with Stand is compatible with the Nikon SB-5000.

Q: 4. Would you have success mounting a lightweight dslr to this for high-up overhead video and remote recording?

A: Yes! Have done it with an BMPC 4k camera. But balance the rig with counterweight and let it settle down 20-30 sec after you have pushed rec to make sure it does not move. Love these stands. Not as sturdy as C stands but much lighter.

Q: 5. What is the maximum load if used only as a stand without the boom arm?

A: Here is the payload load capacity for the Manfrotto Combi-Boom Stand with Sand Bag (13') 26.4 lb / 12 kg, with Boom Arm in Vertical Position 11 lb / 5 kg, with Boom Arm at Maximum Extension

Q: 6. Is this c stand galvanized or stainless steel?

A: This is chrome plated stainless steel.

Q: 7. Can these used for Canon RF 50mm F1.2 lens?

A: No, the appropriate hood for that lens is the ES-83. You can click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2KBvASG

Q: 8. Other than screwing on the head is there locking screws to secure the head

A: The Sunwayfoto DYH-68 Leveling Base with Butterfly Collar (Silver) has angled set screw that can lock a tripod head in place to prevent accidental loosening. The set screw can be tightened with the included Allen wrench.

Q: 9. Can you use this for top down shots?

A: Yes, you can use the Manfrotto 420B Combi Boom Stand (Black) for photographing straight down.

Q: 10. Is the locking mechanism for the boom made of plastic or aluminium?

A: Definitely aluminium. I have used this stand heaps and it is rock solid.