This Milos QTM578 M222 Quatro Truss Section 22.75" 578mmfrom Milos QTM578 M222 Quatro Truss Section 22.75" 578mmmeasures 8.75 x 8.75 x 22.75". It's part of a system of supports for performance and display venues.

For Performance Venues and Display

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this boom pole have any female threads on the bottom?

A: There are no female threads on the bottom end of this boom pole.

Q: 2. Does this have a spigot at the top to attach a ball head?

A: We suggest the following for a better support/platform . Impact BHE-104 Camera Platform for Flex Arm B&H # IMBHE104 MFR # BHE-104 https://bhpho.to/3nEq2Lc

Q: 3. How quickly does it lose its grip when it comes to locking in place?

A: With normal use it should not lose its ability to lock in place.

Q: 4. Hallo.. Do this boompole also work for azden smx 10?

A: Yes, as long as your microphone has a shoe mount it should definitely work.

Q: 5. What do you use to counterweight this boom since the end is covered with foam?

A: Here's a possible counter weight option BH #IMLSACW10.

Q: 6. What is the smallest collapsable size in inches of this boom pole?

A: 29 inches

Q: 7. Does this work with the shoe mount included with the Azden SGM-250?

A: The shock mount on the Azden is open so its possible it could fall from the boom pole. I would prefer a more secure shock mount. Like the B&H # AUDUSM1.

Q: 8. How wide is the diameter of the largest section? What are the length increments of each section?

A: The largest section of the Slik "The Pro Pod" 4-Section Monopod has a diameter of 36mm. All sections are of roughly equal length.

Q: 9. Is this boom pole compatible with 3/8 - 16 thread?

A: The Micro Boom pole from Rode features a 3/8 - 16 threading.

Q: 10. Does the boom pole come with a cord and can i attach my rode video mic pro to it?

A: The Rode Micro Boom Pole does not come with a cable. Yes you can attach your Rode Video Mic Pro to the the Micro Boom Pole. Turn the mic upside down and look at the bottom of the shoe there will be a 3/8 threaded hole in the bottom. On the end of the boom pole is a 3/8 threaded stud. Just screw the Rode mic onto the end of the boom pole.