Commonly used as a handheld boom, the Godox Boom Arm with Clamp 4.6ftfrom Godox Boom Arm with Clamp 4.6ftalso has a C-clamp to mount it on a stand or other support. The boom has a 22" minimum length, 0.87 maximum tube diameter, and a 0.62" minimum tube diameter.

4.6' Maximum Length, Ergonomic Handle    22" Minimum Length    C-clamp at One End    Accessory Clamp at the Other End

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the cup holder optional/removable?

A: The cup and headphone holder that is attached to the desk clamp for the JOBY Wavo Boom Arm is held in place by three Allen screws. We have not tried to remove it, but it does look like it can be removed with an Allen key.

Q: 2. What booms or adapters do you carry that will fit this 1.37 inch clamp?

A: The Impact Tilting Boom Pivot Clamp only works with this boom a href= http://bhpho.to/1jjxsxb. target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1jjxsxb./a

Q: 3. Will it hold a 1 boom arm easily or will it be too loose?

A: No, that will not work. It is designed for booms or poles that have a diameter of 1.37 inches.

Q: 4. What boom arm or pole is recommended for this Kupo Pivoting boom arm clamp? The Kupo steel baby boom does not fit in the opening of the kapok arm clamp.

A: HI,Kupo pivoting clamp is constructed by solid aluminum die-casting &plastic cardboard insert which can fit a wider tubing size from3035mm diameter boom. With 1-1/8 ( 28mm) male pin and 5/8 (16mm) female receiver, the attachment of clamp can fit into juniorreceiver or mount on baby pin which gives great flexibility andadjustment.Look at using Kupo C-Stand Columns.Chrome plated steel C-Stand tube2 risers, 3 sections(Dia.: 35mm, 30mm, 25mm)I hope this helps.Regards,Will HBrand Manager Lighting, Mac Group US

Q: 5. I understand that the boom itself has 2 connectors (3/8" & 5/8"). However, what is the thread for mounting the clamp assembly itself? is the "short tube" that is pictured "faded out" at the bottom included? How does this mount onto anything?

A: The manufacturer listing for the K&M 21431 Mini Boom Arm only mentions "wing nut" clamping. The vertical pole pictured in this product image is not included with the boom arm. Given that this arm is meant for mounting onto mic stands, which standardly have a 5/8" thread, it can be presumed that the wing nut hardware included likely adapts to 5/8" threads in some manner.

Q: 6. Will my boom work if it is 1 5/16 or 33.33 mm? It says for 35mm in the specs.

A: It should be OK as there is some capacity to tighten. You could also wrap some rubber around your boom to make the clamp grip if it was a tiny bit too small.

Q: 7. Can this be adjusted by pulling on it, or is it in fixed position and one would have to tinker with each joint to move it?

A: Yes, the Godox VSM-B01 Desk-Mounted Boom Arm can be adjusted by pulling on the arm and moving it into the desired position.

Q: 8. What is the weight limit that can be mounted to this?

A: The manufacturer has not provided a specification for the load capacity of the Godox VSM-B01 Desk-Mounted Boom Arm, but it can safely support most large diaphragm microphones with a shockmount and pop filter attached.

Q: 9. Can this be positioned upside down? As in clamped to a shelf overhead?

A: Yes you can clamp the Mount-It! Adjustable Microphone Boom Arm in an upside down position if needed.

Q: 10. Boom pole c stand holder

A: The Impact Tilting Boom Pivot Clamp attaches to a strong stand that has a 5/8 top like most C stands and others. This is some links to stand options, https://bhpho.to/3jWF6Rl, https://bhpho.to/3sh8O7v, https://bhpho.to/3AJNRFf . And this is some columns you can use as arms, https://bhpho.to/3sj2yMs . Note you will need a sand bag for the bottom of the stand and one as a counter weight, https://bhpho.to/3yUfJWE .