Microphone Stand Counterweighted Boom Arm
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DC-MS-050-BOOM
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This boom arm can be screwed onto any standard mic stand with a 5/8 inch screw thread atop. It has a heavy counterweight on the back end, which can be adjusted up and down the arm, making it ideal for holding larger mics.
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Microphone Stand Boom Arm - For Heavy Mics
This boom arm can be screwed onto any standard mic stand with a 5/8 inch screw thread atop. It has a heavy counterweight on the back end, which can be adjusted up and down the arm, making it ideal for holding larger mics. Ordinary stands would drop under the weight of such a mic, but this stand will guarantee you don't get any slippage mid song.
Turn Any Stand Into an Overhead Stand
With it's counterweight action, this boom arm is great for use on an overhead stand for drum kits, where the boom arm may need to be fully extended to achieve perfect mic positioning. Attach it onto any standard base to create an overhead stand without having to buy a whole stand.
Features:
- Adjustable Length at pivot point
- Adjustable Counterweight
- Strong Pivot Lock
- 5/8" Screw Thread
- Boom Length: 79cm
- Boom Weight: 1.4kg
- Steel Tubing Construction
Gets the droops bigtime
By: Jeremy Cook on 20 January 2026This boom arm failed miserably. Supposedly good for big mikes and extending over a kit for overhead use, the big letdown is the inadequate locking system. It can barely manage an SM58 and with a small profile large diaphragm mike like my Neumann TLM103 it just gets the droops. Waste of money
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SWAMP Industries Response
Hi Jeremy, we are sorry to hear of this experience, it is not a common issue at all with this boom arm, and certainly sounds like a fault, please contact us for a replacement or a full refund.
