Detail 01
Air suspension
The boom drops slowly instead of slamming down when you loosen the clutch, protecting the mic and the ceiling.

Independent shopping perspective
Full-size studio boom stand with air-suspension counterbalance, built for heavy mics in a room where positioning matters. For studios and broadcast, not stage use.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The boom drops slowly instead of slamming down when you loosen the clutch, protecting the mic and the ceiling.
Detail 02
Long boom arm on a heavy base reaches over a drum kit or desk without the base getting in the way.
Detail 03
Reflective, so it can show up in camera shots. Wipes clean but shows fingerprints.
Detail 04
Weight on the back end offsets the mic, so the arm stays where you set it instead of creeping down.
Detail 05
Steel construction and a heavy base. Adds weight, which is what keeps a long boom from tipping.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The air suspension and counterweighted boom are designed for larger studio mics, which is most of the reason to buy a stand at this size and price.
Not really. It is a studio stand — the weight and footprint that make it stable in a control room make it awkward to load in and set up on a stage.
Plan on supplying your own clip or shockmount, and check the thread size against the stand before your first session.
It is a full studio boom, meaning it is built to span over a drum kit or across a desk. Measure your room and your typical mic position before ordering.