O.C. White Proboom Ultima Gen2 Roundtable Black

O.c. White Proboom Ultima Gen2 Roundtable Black

Product Code: eq79330
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$5,025.00 $8,040.00

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When you need to bring up to four voices to the literal table, consider the O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 Four Arm Roundtable Special. This bundle of supportive gear provides every accessory you'd need to facilitate clear on-air conversations while minimizing cable clutter and securing a professional look.

The Roundtable Special provides four ProBoom Ultima Gen 2 LP adjustable mic booms, four 12" fixed horizontal arms, and an 18" vertical, modular clamp/bolt-through riser assembly to secure everything to your table. It can support microphones weighing between 1 and 5 lb. As with all ProBoom Ultima products, the Roundtable Special is made of a modular design for expandability. Need to add a monitor, a document reader or more microphones? You can always add to this assembly to fit your growing setup.

Facilitates 4-Way On-Air Conversations Bolt-Through for Mounting Vertical Riser: 18" Four 12" Fixed Horizontal Arms Internal Springs Integrated Cable Management Supports Microphones up to 5 lb 5/8"-27 Top Thread Tools for Adjustment and Installation

Key Specs
Mic Mount Thread Size	5/8"-27 Male
Total Reach	29" / 73.7 cm
Base Type	Surface Mount
Included Cable	None
Color	Black
Parameters
Microphone Mounting
Mic Mount Thread Size	5/8"-27 Male
Boom
Arm Length	12" / 30.5 cm
Total Reach	29" / 73.7 cm
Riser & Base
Maximum Height	18.00" / 45.7 cm
Base Type	Surface Mount
Base Clamp Range	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Cable
Included Cable	None
Physical
Color	Black
Load Capacity	5 lb / 2.3 kg
Weight	30 lb / 13.6 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	30.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	32.5 x 7.04 x 7.04"

Four ProBoom Ultima Gen2 LP Adjustable Mic Booms
Black finish
Four 12" fixed horizontal arms for roundtable installation
1 to 5 lb weight rating
Includes all necessary tools for adjustment and installation
18" Vertical Modular Clamp/Bolt-Through Riser Assembly included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the desk width needed so the clamp will tighten properly?

A: The O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 Cast Iron Table Edge Clamp Assembly for Ultralow-Profile Mic Arms will mount to surfaces with thickness measurements between 1" - 2.5".

Q: 2. What is the lenght of the table bushing? The table where I want to install iit is 1.5” thick.

A: The O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 Ultralow-Profile Adjustable Mic Boom Arm requires a 7/8" clearance hole for proper installation.

Q: 3. Does the main hinge allow it to swing all the way around on itself so it can be effectively folded in half horizontally when not in use?

A: Yes you can fold the OC White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 in half.

Q: 4. Does the mounting clamp comes with a 360 degree washer?

A: The O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 Ultralow-Profile Adjustable Mic Boom Kit with Clamp includes the O.C. White ULP-CLAMP-13 Ultima Gen2 4-Way Modular Clamp Assembly for Ultima Gen2 ULP Mic Arms, but specific details on washer components is not provided.

Q: 5. How is it possible that this thing costs $341? Does it come with a microphone?

A: No, it doesn't come with a microphone.

Q: 6. How do I adjust the round joint nearest the mic mount? I can't get it to move at all.

A: Try loosening the triangular knob and that should allow the joint to move so you can position the mic mount as needed. Once you have it positioned as desired, then tighten the knob to keep it in place. If you are still having problems, you may want to try contacting the manufacturer directly. You can reach O.C. White by phone at 413-289-1751. Their offices are based in Massachusetts.

Q: 7. Looking to upgrade from my Elgato LP mic arm. Do you know if this mic arm will fit in the Elgato table mounting clamp?

A: The O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 Ultralow-Profile Adjustable Mic Boom Arm is not guaranteed to work with other brands of table clamp. To ensure the best results, the O.C. White clamp mount should be used.

Q: 8. Is this arm static or does it articulate up and down?

A: The O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 is able to articulate both horizontally and vertically.

Q: 9. Does anyone now that maximum weight that the ProBoom Elite will support? I'm hoping to mount an Electro-Voice RE20 with 309 shock mount, which weighs almost 2 pounds.

A: I use them for all four re20 mics in our studio. No problem at all. Enjoy.

Q: 10. The Arm is so low that it hits my table after I put in the bushing, how do I resolve that ?

A: It is only compatible with O.C. White Ultima Gen2 ULP. If you are using Gen1 it will not work.

Dante	29/09/2024
[5/8"-27 Male] Where has this been all my life. 5

Dante	29/09/2024
[5/8"-27 Male] Where has this been all my life. 5

Dante	29/09/2024
[5/8"-27 Male] Where has this been all my life. 5

Randy	19/09/2024
[None] I wanted a mic stand that could swing in place over my computer keyboard while staying low enough to not block my view of the monitor. This mic boom was the perfect solution. It offers numerous mounting options. I used the provided desk clamp which holds the riser and boom firmly in place. Other nice features include the ability to run the microphone cable through the arms, and a spring tension adjustment at the elbow joint. Heavy microphones are not an issue for this boom. Highly recommended. 5

Randy	19/09/2024
[None] I wanted a mic stand that could swing in place over my computer keyboard while staying low enough to not block my view of the monitor. This mic boom was the perfect solution. It offers numerous mounting options. I used the provided desk clamp which holds the riser and boom firmly in place. Other nice features include the ability to run the microphone cable through the arms, and a spring tension adjustment at the elbow joint. Heavy microphones are not an issue for this boom. Highly recommended. 5

Randy	19/09/2024
[None] I wanted a mic stand that could swing in place over my computer keyboard while staying low enough to not block my view of the monitor. This mic boom was the perfect solution. It offers numerous mounting options. I used the provided desk clamp which holds the riser and boom firmly in place. Other nice features include the ability to run the microphone cable through the arms, and a spring tension adjustment at the elbow joint. Heavy microphones are not an issue for this boom. Highly recommended. 5

Lucas	13/09/2024
[Black] Both the arm and the clamp are well built and feel like they will last a lifetime. The movement is silent and buttery smooth. Once you dial in the tension it stay exactly where you place it every time with zero slop or creep. Also, while it's not in use it neatly tucks away to keep a small footprint on your desk. The reviewer saying it can't hold an SM7B is mistaken as it definitely can. Joe Rogan uses these to hold SM7Bs along with many other hosts. I have an RE20 which is only 1 ounce lighter and it holds it just fine. Granted the knob is a bit small and I could see it being hard to tighten if you had weaker hands but since most mics have movement in their attachment point it's not a huge issue once you set it. It's pricey but it has to be since it's not easy to keep the mic low while remaining strong. Cheaper arms will work as well but typically have to go up and over to have enough strength to hold the mic while fully extended. This will be the last arm you buy so over the lifetime of the product it's well worth it. Keep in mind the reach isn't super long at 29 so the extension arm might be necessary depending on the depth of your desk and where you intend on attaching the clamp. 5

Lucas	13/09/2024
[Black] Both the arm and the clamp are well built and feel like they will last a lifetime. The movement is silent and buttery smooth. Once you dial in the tension it stay exactly where you place it every time with zero slop or creep. Also, while it's not in use it neatly tucks away to keep a small footprint on your desk. The reviewer saying it can't hold an SM7B is mistaken as it definitely can. Joe Rogan uses these to hold SM7Bs along with many other hosts. I have an RE20 which is only 1 ounce lighter and it holds it just fine. Granted the knob is a bit small and I could see it being hard to tighten if you had weaker hands but since most mics have movement in their attachment point it's not a huge issue once you set it. It's pricey but it has to be since it's not easy to keep the mic low while remaining strong. Cheaper arms will work as well but typically have to go up and over to have enough strength to hold the mic while fully extended. This will be the last arm you buy so over the lifetime of the product it's well worth it. Keep in mind the reach isn't super long at 29 so the extension arm might be necessary depending on the depth of your desk and where you intend on attaching the clamp. 5

Lucas	13/09/2024
[Black] Both the arm and the clamp are well built and feel like they will last a lifetime. The movement is silent and buttery smooth. Once you dial in the tension it stay exactly where you place it every time with zero slop or creep. Also, while it's not in use it neatly tucks away to keep a small footprint on your desk. The reviewer saying it can't hold an SM7B is mistaken as it definitely can. Joe Rogan uses these to hold SM7Bs along with many other hosts. I have an RE20 which is only 1 ounce lighter and it holds it just fine. Granted the knob is a bit small and I could see it being hard to tighten if you had weaker hands but since most mics have movement in their attachment point it's not a huge issue once you set it. It's pricey but it has to be since it's not easy to keep the mic low while remaining strong. Cheaper arms will work as well but typically have to go up and over to have enough strength to hold the mic while fully extended. This will be the last arm you buy so over the lifetime of the product it's well worth it. Keep in mind the reach isn't super long at 29 so the extension arm might be necessary depending on the depth of your desk and where you intend on attaching the clamp. 5

Chris	06/09/2024
[None] I love this microphone arm! I attached it to the back of my desk. I pull it forward and keep it low in use. Doesn't obstruct camera. Great cable routing for clean finish. Nicely done, O.C. White! 5