Will this arm support the weight of a Blue Snowball?
1746554
Oh, and as far as the adapter goes....it comes with it. It's a piece that's already on it. You just unscrew it with a coin and flip it around and it fits perfectly with the snowballs. I have 4 and I never purchased any adapters.
1746555
It will support the weight but the stand isn't directly compatible with the mic, you have to buy an adapter unless you want to rig it to the stand.
1746556
My AT2020 mic (reported 12.3 ounces) along with a Samson SP01 Spider Shockmount (16 ounces) and a double pop filter holds up pretty fine with this arm. Snowball weighs at 12.8 ounces according to product page on Amazon so it should be fine.
1746557
I am currently using 4 of these with blue snowballs and they work great. I also have one more that is lesser quality and I wish I had bought another one of these instead of saving a couple dollars on the inferior one. www.loiteringinwonderland.com to see pictures of them in action.
1746558
Absolutely. The Blue Snowball is what I use. Be aware that the mount doesn't fit (I took an old t-shirt and wrapped it around the post of the Snowball). I've been using this for about year with no problems.
204218
It will support a lot of weight as long as it's not to wide or it will become tippy. Well built. Cant believe I lugged the thing (planner) around for years before I bought this item. Worth it's weight in gold
543317
Oh yeah it will hold. Just clean the surface and make sure there is a good contact patch. The gopro arm attachment will break before this mount comes loose.
1430139
If the sword is handle heavy it might not look right since the handle will have to be closer to the base. Its sturdy! I can definitely hold weight thats not a problem. but how it would look on the display might be the issue I think you might want something with a wider base.
4683
What i ended up doing was taking apart the little stand that came with my snowball. As this mount screws on to that, I took the screw that holds the little stand together and clamped THAT to my scissor mount. Keep in mind this will add a LOT of weight to the boom.
1990362
NO! It can only support about four pounds according to the manufacturer. This us a telephone stand.
1680308
With a proper hook screwed onto the threaded end of the pole, the pole would work very well for your purpose. The pole is very rigid and strong, and it should be able to carry as much weight as your arms can hold without damage.
239395
HelloTracey-The Ice is the same circumference as the Snowball, so it should work well with the Blue shock mount ring.
389017
You can probably rig it to attach to an overhead bar, but it's meant to be closed in a door, so it might now hold your weight as well if you rig it.
771121
The monitor is about the weight if a normal 15" inch laptop. The arm should hold with no issues.
239396
HelloTracey- The Ice is the same circumference as the Snowball, so it should work well with the Blue shock mount ring.
1506949
It's not so heavy that I, a 66 year old, can't lift it. But it's plenty substantial and sturdy to hold lots of winter coats and snow suits and not tip over. Hope that answer helps.
2001774
I really don't know but it will lift the Can Am snow blade with no problem!!! I am very impressed
374974
I am not sure what strength is required for that. We use the pole fully extended with a brush on the end to brush snow from our satellite dish. The dish is level with the eaves of the second story of our house. It is flexible but does the job. But it is not able to knock icicles from the edge of the roof...much too flexible and bounces off them.
1340075
it would easily handle the weight. however you need to make sure there is no chance of it tipping.
180953
Yes is works with the blue snowball there is a small plastic piece under the microphone holder just unscrew it and screw it onto where the stand is place in the blue snowball and screw the plastic piece onto the stand.
2250208
The arm itself seems strong enough but to expect a suction cup to hold vacuum with such an expensive camera under stresses of car motion and temperature changes is risky. I had my camcorder mounted for a short trip only. With the zTronix Zblackbox dash cam no problem as it is very light.