[SBE] Mic Boom Arm Help - Rountable Quesions

[Christensen, Dave]

I guess as long as it looks professional and not like someone  from the Red Green show did it. 

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Subject: Re: [SBE] Mic Boom Arm Help - Rountable Quesions

On Friday 12 March 2010 03:28:27 pm Dan Slentz wrote:

> Question for SBE Rountable-

>  

> Fellow engineers;

>  

> We purchased 10 Heil boom arms to be used with the Heil 40 microphone.  

> The mics are great, but these booms are falling apart at the joints.   

> Out of the 10 booms, four have fallen apart in the four months we've 

> been on the air.


 I've used O.C. White arms for years.
 My only complaint, is noise from the tensioning springs, but a coat of  shrink tube helps, and replacing the steel springs with rubber tie-downs  ( from your local truck stop ) makes them totally silent.

 They look cheap, but hold up real well.
 I've learned not to argue with success.   ;)

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