Microphone Suspension Boom Arm Stand

[Metal] The 512 AUDIO 512-BBA Microphone Boom Arm is a solid Mic boom arm that can handle a pretty heavy Microphone at a good price. It will definitely do the job for me.

The 512 AUDIO 512-BBA Microphone Boom Arm is a solid Mic boom arm that can handle a pretty heavy Microphone at a good price. It will definitely do the job for me.

[5/8"-27 Male] I needed a boom arm but not the stand to hold it, so this was perfect. It's substantial enough that I can trust it to hold the microphone, and it telescopes smoothly.

[None] I walked into the store to purchase a cheap boom arm for another band mates microphone stand. The store associate steered me away from the cheaper option to this one, which was less than $10 more. Although I'm happy with the boom arm form my mic stand, I was a little jealous of this one once I checked it out. It's great quality for just a little more money. I will by buying K&M again.

[None] I bought the Deluxe Extended Two-Joint Mic Arm for use in my new voiceover booth. Space is tight, so I knew I didn't want to have a typical stand taking up precious real estate. Using this boom-arm and the matching wall mount made short work of getting my booth up and running. With the dual-jointed arm, and extra long segments, the microphone can be positioned from very low to very high, without having to fiddle around with mic-stand clutches or standard boom arm adjustments. All it takes is a simple push or pull and the mic is positioned exactly where it's needed. The springs do make a slight rumbling sound which is picked up by my microphone, even though it's mounted on a shockmount. But, I will add some split vinyl hose pieces over the springs to dampen the vibration. Typically done in radio stations across the nation where this is a problem. High quality, great price, and fast shipping from B.H. PhotoVideo. I would definitely recommend this to anyone, and ordering from B.H. PhotoVideo was a pleasure.

[Black] The suspension crane replaces a mic stand and boom and takes no floor space. Its idea for my home studio setup. I have a fairly heavy mic on the arm and the crane supports it well without sagging.

[1.125 lb] The shock mount connect better with the Samson Microphone Boom Arm than the adapter they include with the microphone. You have to remove the inner adapter and this connects to the boom arm. Very solid, and reduces noice when you move the arm or bump the desk.

[Aluminum Alloy] Without a doubt, best microphone boom arm. I highly recommend this product.

[Round] First, there is no description for this on the B&H catalog, so let me fill in a couple of things that were not obvious from the web-site. - The stand I received INCLUDES a sandbag (empty) to counterbalance the boom arm...or stabilize the base. - The boom arm will fit into the stand vertically to create a taller single-pole light stand.  It works much like a tripod with a boom-style center column.  Very Cool!  And makes for a more versatile stand.  If I dont need the boom it becomes part of the stand...rather than tyring to figure where to store it. - There is no carry bag included. - Nicely designed clamps for the legs that use a compression clamp to apply force, rather than just the screw tightening against the pole. I bought this based on prior experience with Phottix products...and was not disappointed!  I use this as a medium weight C-Stand that stores and transports easier than a typical C-stand.   I work with speedlights and smaller softboxes, and this stand works fantastic with those!

[4.08 lb] Straight forward Boom arm.