The Foba A-300 Studio Stand with Caster Base 700from Foba A-300 Studio Stand with Caster Base 700is a 5.9 ft tall studio stand with a wheeled base and a load capacity of up to 11 lb. It features a 3 ft tall crossarm that combines reliable support and intuitive ergonomic design, with one handle providing vertical displacement and rotation around the vertical column. Precision-engineered aluminum construction provides smooth positioning and an infinitely adjustable locking mechanism. The quick-release locking system is maintenance-free for long life and performance. The camera platform features a 3/8"-16 mounting thread and an anti-rotation pin. The fully modular design offers mobile stability, plus simple assembly and disassembly. The Caster Base 700 provides smooth movement with double swivel casters and features a central locking brake.

Load Capacity: 11 lb    Height: 5.9'    Arm Extension: 3'    Weight: 104.72 lb    Wheeled Base    Mounting Platform with 3/8"-16 Mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these sturdy enough for a small monolight on a boom arm with a c stand?

A: No problem with a small monolight on a boom. You can always use a counter-weight, as well.

Q: 2. Will this work with a flashpoint c stand?

A: It might, the column from each brand will vary slightly in thickness it might be a tight fit or not fit at all.

Q: 3. What are the 3 dimensions when folded up? So I can see if it will fit in my bag

A: The manufacturer states that the dimensions of the Kupo Runway Stand Base are 4.69 x 6.06 x 5.2 inches (11.9 x 15.4 x 13.2 cm). The MFR only lists the length of the unit when closed/folded; the closed length of the base is 17.25" (43.82 cm).

Q: 4. Can you lock the wheels so it does not roll or move?

A: no

Q: 5. Will this work with a Shure MV-7 microphone?

A: Yes, the Thronmax S1 can be used with the Shure MV7. The USB port on the MV7 is Micro-USB so you will need to use the Micro-USB adapter that is included with the S1 in order to connect the mic to the integrated cable. The integrated cable on the S1 is USB-C. The MV7 will attach directly to the 5/8" thread on the S1 (no thread adapters are needed).

Q: 6. I want to ceiling mount this. Will the springs/joints work with gravity working in the opposite direction?

A: This boom arm is not designed to be mounted from the ceiling. The clamp that attaches to the arm to the desk will not secure the arm to hang upside down. The clamp needs to be mounted upright so the arm inserts from above the clamp.

Q: 7. Would this work with an Avenger C-stand?

A: I have purchased two of these stands thusfar...and although they are well made they DO NOT fit the average c-stand 1 1/8" riser?? We have 3 different ones here (Impact, and avenger) and none of them fit into the receiver? When I threw a caliper on the Riser and the receiver it is indeed two different sizes.

Q: 8. How much weight does it support?

A: This broadcast arm has a payload of 1.8 lbs.

Q: 9. Does this include the arm?

A: The MBX-0 would just be the base.

Q: 10. Will this fit onto the Dana dolly system?

A: I can't imagine how this runway stand base would work with a Dana doll. This is a roller base. Insert a C-Stand riser column into it's receiver, and you've got a rolling light or monitor stand. Very sturdy and a good buy.