The Proaim High-Low Boom Rig for Filmmakingis a modular boom set for setting up your camera in difficult shooting positions at various heights. You can set up a low, side, or high boom rig by using the three included different-length tubes. A tool-free design allows quick assembly. The Boom Rig features tubes, offset adapters, and connectors. It supports up to 220 lb.

The three included aluminum tubes, measuring 12, 15.75, and 30" long, can be used individually or in combination, and you can adjust your camera along the height of the tubes. The tubes have an 80mm outside and 71mm inside diameter. The included offset adapters with double Euro-mount clamps allow quick and easy accessory mounting. Just attach standard or offset adapters and achieve a wide range of camera positions on various gear, such as jib arms, dollies, or cranes.

Modular Boom Set for Difficult Positions    12, 15.75, and 30" Long Tubes    Euro Adapter    Two Offset Euro Adapters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will a whole chain become unbalanced if I use this transformer in the end of line? For instants, Shotgun mic 25' of xlr balanced cable this Kopul transformer regular 3.5 mini Jack input in DLSR. Or unbalanced will be only this short adapter cable in the end?

A: The terminal signal becomes unbalanced when using this Kopul adapter.

Q: 2. What diameter pipe is this rated for? "Schedule 40" is a rating for the thickness, not the diameter.

A: 1 & 1/8 ( junior pin size )

Q: 3. Will this work on a Sennheiser shotgun mic?

A: Yes but the Sennheiser KA-600 BH #SEKA600 tends to be more popular for that.

Q: 4. I have a shotgun mic without phantom power so how can I use these cables?

A: A shotgun microphone that powers itself/does not require phantom power is a great candidate for connection of the microphone to a 3.5mm input such as those found on DSLR cameras using the Kopul LMT100 Low to High Impedance Matching Transformer.

Q: 5. Where is the hook for the ratchet strap located? Is it the opposite side to the Junior receiver or the baby pin?

A: There are two hooks for the Ratchet strap on the Kupo Pipe Boom Rig Kit. The one you can not see in the photo is the middle top part just behind the top of the part.

Q: 6. Can you take off the small ball head mount for camera....I would like to try with FS7 body (8lbs)?

A: Yes, we can take off the small ball head mount for the camera and there's a thread of size 1/4"-20 present in it. We have attached the images for your reference: https://prnt.sc/x1UY4rJ3pRYU https://prnt.sc/TDrTeWz1yRi2

Q: 7. How does this fit on a Manfrotto tripod?

A: The product mounts via an included tripod adapter mount - 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 tripod mounts and it works with tripods/heads with a payload capacity of 11 lb

Q: 8. can you recommend a longer cable to work with this adapter?

A: Since this is an impedance matching transformer, it would be recommended to use an XLR cable of the length of your choice to connect to the XLR female side in order to extend.

Q: 9. can you recommend a longer cable to work with this adapter?

A: For a longer cable run, you may use a standard XLR cable. You may consider B&H # KOM4025 for a 25' extension.

Q: 10. if i connect my 100 ohm mic to my dslr 3.5 jack using this transformer, will the recorded sound still have around 100 ohm impedance?

A: This is an impedance matching transformer. It will convert your 100 ohm mic to approx. 2000-3000 ohms to match your cameras mic input. Recorded audio is not measured in impedance, but decibels.