How tall is the boom arm?
1430341
The vertical stand reaches about 6' with the boom you can probably get it up to about 9'. I have standard 8' ceilings and keep the boom softbox up to the point of scraping the ceiling.
414197
the arm is about 18 inches long and it will reach well above the seat. ( unless you have a pick up truck or large SUV.) for me this was the best way to mount my cell phone and i could not live without it.
730075
The mount is going to have a height of about 5 inches including the arm. You can get a smaller version of this mount by purchasing the following three parts: RAM-B-202U, RAM-B-201U-A, and RAM-B-111Bu.
485088
Id say around 12-14 inches tall. I used as a kick drum mic stand sometimes. We also used it to mic guitar cabs just depends in the venue equipment we bring. Base is nice and sturdy but the more outward the boom the less stable the stand
301493
Outside to outside at the end of the legs when open: 40.125" Folded, front to back: 26.5" Lowest Boom Height (top of end of boom to floor): with boom in shortest position: 21.75", with boom in longest position: 4.125" Folded dimensions: You already asked for one dimension (see above), width: 29.5", height: 59.875"
91957
It is an average sized boomerang. About 11.5" tip to tip. Most boomerangs are not 2 feet wide or whatever is imagined by some people. It needs to be light enough to be thrown with a proper return. Large, heavy boomerangs are generally not good returners. To see the quality of this boomerang search for "bumblebee boomerang videos" and you will see a 10 year old throw and catch this boomerang with ease. It's a terrific kid's boomerang. One of the absolute best in the world.
1772634
It's about 4", but you can order longer arms if needed. Mine works great as is.
2112698
As I look at it, the "boom" part of this stand is attached to the actual stand portion by a threaded connection just below the angle adjustment knuckle, therefore it would be possible to take the boom arm off of the stand if you wanted, you simply unscrew it from the stand shaft. The only way that it would not be removable is if the boom knuckle were welded or crimped to the stand shaft, and that is HIGHLY unlikely. I've used this type of boom stand for many years and this is how they all were built.
1814713
Hi, I just measured the height between the bottom and the underside of the fully extended arm and it looks like 21 inches tall would be the absolute limit.
890035
About 32" at the top if I recall correctly. probably another couple of inches at the bottom. The space was too wide, forcing arms to strain more pushing up.
311119
I am estimating about 4.5 feet or a little more without actually closing it up and measuring. The specification for this product says 50 inches but after you attach the wheels I think it will be longer than 50 inches. It is great for studio use but would be heavy and bulky for taking it to locations. The boom closed might be about 50 inches.
2101732
The height is 18", the center section is 10" wide and each arm is 10" long. It is on the small side for an adult. I bought this for my wife, she is 5' 3" tall and it was small for her. The quality and durabilty is very very good. It has been used consistently by my 15 year old daughter.
1621286
About 10 to 12 inches long. Its not design for large arms but my arm isn't big and it still ripped apart. Very badly designed
1249322
The information about the stand is listed with the product: Height Adjustment From 33.5" to 60.24'' Die-Cast And Steel Construction - Sleek Black Finish Ultra-Light for Easy Transportation - Mic Holder Included Length Of Boom: 33.46'' Weight: 9.92 Lbs.
943646
It's between 2 to 3 ft tall. I will say that the arm on ours stopped working shortly after we purchased but my boys still love to play with it.
615401
It does include the boom arm. Max load weight is listed at 20 lbs and maximum arm length is 7 feet.
1321877
Closed (arm down), it is approximately 14 inches high. With the arm raised (necessary for attaching the attachments), it is almost 19 inches high.