This Atlas Sound Studio Boom Microphone Stand with Air Suspension and Casters (Up to 73", Ebony) features a variable, piston-type air suspension system to ensure microphone protection. Model SB-36W is equipped with silent-motion, ball-bearing swivel casters of hard rubber for friction-free and vibration-absorbing mobility.

Two-piece horizontal boom assembly is 7/8" dia. cold rolled steel with a heavy-duty, die-cast, gyrometric swivel and an adjustable 6-lb. counterweight for precise and secure orientation. Tubing terminates with an adjustable mic holder swivel with standard 5/8" - 27 thread to accept all microphones, holders, and adapters.

Vertical tube assembly is manufactured of 1 1/8" and 7/8" chrome-plated cold rolled steel and includes the wearproof AtlasIED grip-action clutch for easy adjustment and positive locking. Model SB-36W includes wheels for a height span of 49" to 73". Triangular cast metal base with edge-concentrated weight distribution offers extra stability and is finished in ebony epoxy with a chrome shell.

Two- Section Tube    Rugged Construction and Heavy-Duty Components    Variable, Piston-Type Air Suspension    Ebony Finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this mount work with 24mm diameter mics such as SE electronics SE8?

A: The Rycote INV-3 InVision Microphone Suspension is compatible with 20mm microphones only. For a 24mm microphone, a mount such as BH# RYINV9 would be recommended.

Q: 2. Can I mount this on a glass table?

A: Yes, the Pyle Pro PMKSH01 Suspension Microphone Boom Arm can attach to any tabletop or shelf, as long as the thickness is not wider than the opening of the clamp.

Q: 3. What is the diameter of the base for this item?

A: The Atlas DMS10E has a 10 diameter cast iron base.

Q: 4. Does this item have locking wheels? What mechanism does it use to lock them?

A: That is an Atlas Boom it does not have locking wheels. It is used primarily for used for vocal and string recording.

Q: 5. The picture for the Atlas MS-12CE is the same as the picture for the Atlas MS-10CE stand. Can you please post the correct picture for the Atlas MS-12CE stand?

A: The stand I have has the flatter base, rather than the rounded base. It seems more stable to me than the rounded version.

Q: 6. The photographic illustrations that the shopper sees for this stand may cause confusion. This is for the 'LOW' profile base product. The photograph of the higher, rounded base version should be replaced with the correct photograph. I cannot make a question out of this. I hope that this is helpful to others and I hope that I haven't purchased the wrong product. ?

A: Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We will get the image fixed asap.

Q: 7. Does this come with the shock mount shown in the pictures?

A: The shock mount and microphone are not included: In the Box Pyle Pro Suspension Boom Scissor Microphone Stand (2.26') Clamp-Style Support Base 9.8' XLR Connection Cable 2 x Microphone Clips Limited 1-Year Warranty

Q: 8. Will the base on this stand accept the Atlas wheels (three casters on arms)?

A: Looks like it should. Try contacting Atlas direct. Maybe they can help you be certain of compatibility. Sorry couldn't be more help.

Q: 9. Is this product recommended for ‘Rode Podmic’?

A: You can utilize this studio arm, but not the shockmount. The Rode Podmic has it's own mic holder, and is too wide to fit into the shock mount included with this boom arm. That being said, it is still a good value.

Q: 10. Does this work with the Samsung g track pro?

A: While technically this could work with the G Track Pro, it is not ideal since it's giving you a shock mount and cable that are not compatible. For the G Track Pro, you would need the Samson specific shock mount B&H # SASP04TB, and a broadcast arm like this BH #PYPMKSHUSB04