Mount lights on your wall and keep your studio free from stands with the 4' Wall-Mounting Boom Arm from Neewer. This wall boom includes four expansion anchors, allowing you to mount it on load-bearing walls. The boom extends to 49.2" and features a reversible 5/8" baby pin stud with 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded screws for mounting light fixtures or grip gear.

The boom's extension range is controlled by a knuckle, and a single locking lever allows you to adjust and lock the angle of the boom, which has a 180° range, so you can collapse it flat against the wall when not in use. In addition, the boom has a 180° panning range, adjustable by loosening and tightening a pair of nuts and bolts, allowing you to adjust the angle relative to the wall.

Sturdy Dual-Tube Stabilizing Design    Telescopes up to 49.2" in Length    Folds Flat Against Wall for Storage    180° Pan and Tilt Range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the diameter of the top section, will it hold a foba extension?

A: The clamp can work with items that are between,Minimum Jaw Diameter is 1.18 (30mm)Maximum Jaw Diameter is 1.38 (35mm)There are many Foba extensions. Technically if the one you are referring to is in between the sizes above it should fit.

Q: 2. How does this mic compare to something like the Blue Yeti Pro?

A: There is no comparison, the Yeti Pro has 3 capsules and can be used for Mono or Stereo applications, the MV7 is a podcast microphone , with a single cardioid voice coil, and the output is Mono only.

Q: 3. Load capacity is listed at 22 lbs. Is this for fully retracted or fully extended?

A: On the Neewer UA016 Baby 5/8" Offset Arm, the load capacity of 22 lbs. is intended to reflect the fully extended position of this Offset Arm. This is the most stressful point in the Offset Arms construction so care should be taken not to exceed this load capacity.

Q: 4. What are the dimensions of the wall mounting bracket?

A: The plate measures 9 7/8" X 3 9/16".

Q: 5. Could this mic arm works with the MXL BCD-1?

A: This studio boom arm would be compatible with the MXR BCD-1 Broadcast Dynamic Microphone.

Q: 6. What are the weight limitations that this will hold? If I'm using the C-stand riser what unit will this safely hold?

A: The manufacture does not list the support weight of the Kupo Pivoting Boom Arm Clamp. It is made to use a C stand column and most of those have a support weight of up to 22 lbs.

Q: 7. I already have the Kupo C-stand with Turtle Base, the steel baby boom arm and the grip head. However, I like the idea of the Kupo Pivoting Boom Arm Clamp. I am having trouble, from the singular image, how it will actually works with the boom arm. It might seem like a silly question, but how does the pole fit into it? Or, is this accessory for another type of boom arm? Thanks for your time!!

A: The riser from a C stand is inserted in the tube that you see in the top of the image of this product. Then you twist the handle on top to tighten it in place. So, this product basically allows you to use a C stand riser as a super-sturdy boom arm.

Q: 8. Could I use this for a Aputure LS1S Light?

A: Yes this boom can work with lights such as the Aputure LS 1S.

Q: 9. Is there a weight limit if using with fabric?

A: The support system is made to handle all types of backdrops regardless of the material. When installed properly, each roller has a maximum load capacity of 22lb.

Q: 10. I want to use this vertical stand ONLY for the amaran 60D with amaran Light Dome Mini SE, together they weight 3.4lb. Sturdy?

A: The vertical stand of the Neewer TL253A Tabletop Stand with Telescopic Arm can support up to 8.8 lbs; the horizontal supports only 2 lbs and would not be recommended for holding 3.4 lbs.