trying to figure out how high the main stand adjusts, then how long the boom is and how wide the base span is
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Main stand is 20", boom is 30" and base span is 10". Offset of boom from main stand at pivot point is 2".
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The main stand (with boom parallel to floor) adjusts from 16 inch to 21inch, floor to arm. The boom adjusts from 15" to 28" fully extended. So with the boom angled up could reach 44" height comfortably. The base is 10" at its widest.
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Hi Thomas, Let me first start with base, is small which does not take much space in diameter but heavy to make it very stable. Max height can be adjusted up to 1.5 feet. The boom is double extendible up to 2.5 feet. There are certain qualities that makes this boom stand out clearly:1. Base is small & stylish but quite heavy to hold heavy mic and boom 2.5 feet from its edge right away.2. Stand is steady and does not slip on grooves.I have tried many stands and this is the best in its class and reasonably priced.Regards,Pranay SahayHouston TX
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The stand is adjustable. You simply adjust the stand to your desired height.
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Base is 6 feet. extension arm is another 4 feet and can be turned almost vertical
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About 8 inches. Depending on how you position it and do f you use a stand it can be taller and/or wider.
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Over 6' tall fully extended. It's pretty sturdy Unpacked it this weekend, and it truly is much sturdier than the standard microphone boom stand. For a recording studio environment, I am very pleased to say this is a much better choice than the standard stand. Fully extended, it's 82" inches long.
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You adjust the height and "spread" of the base by loosening the friction handle and re-tightening. Then the main mast has pins and holes approximately every 8" to hold the height you want.
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You can figure 4", which is the height measurement at the side center. At the front, it measures 4 1/4", so the stand is obviously slightly inclined as you move toward the rear (no clue how one responder measured 3").
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2feet 1inches long (truck) the boom without the extent attachment is about 3 feet 4 inches from the ground.
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16" from the front feet to the back, 10" from the front of the centre monitor to the back, and 5" from the middle arm to the back. The middle arm is 28" long. The back of the stand forms a 90° angle.
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Measured from where your music would rest, just under 3' 6", top of stand is 4' 5". We extended it as far a possible, and yet keep it stable. There is no stop on it. So, you can pull the whole thing out of the base.
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It will rotate 360 degrees. the boom is fixed length. While one man can set it up, it is very heavy.
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Sorry. The stand is not in this house so we can measure it. I can assure you that it is as pictured and very sturdy construction.
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Sorry for the slow response. I was out of town. I assume you're looking for millimeters. Are you looking for the base footprint? I can measure in inches and convert.
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16.5" with the face plate removed and using the live and spur centers that come with it. Anything you add, such as chucks, faceplates, or other spur types will reduce that. Delta's specifications on how many extension beds you can add are not consistent. On some of their spec sheets they say you can add enough to get over a 90" capacity. That would be three extensions. In other places they say two extensions is the limit. I think it really depends on the quality (alignment and rigidity) of the stand setup. Using a sand ballast box on a really solid bed is going to make the limit more a matter of the mass and balance of the piece being turned. I don't know how many pounds balance or unbalanced the limit is, but it's probably around 25 with the balance being pretty close. I think you could use it to turn a birds beak boom for a small boat without any problem, so long as the setup is really true and stable.
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I do not know exactlyBut too shortIf I am carrying itThe bottom of the stand base not reach to the elbow
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There is a raised bar across the bottom of the stand running the width of it. It's about an inch high.
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The support stand can handle heavier material, although not recommended for extended periods of time, heavy material causes the center beam to sag and you may lose balance of the external stands. The unit is can adjust to heights range from it's lowest setting of about 3.5 ft. to approx. 7 ft. tall. You can add extra height by obviously placing some sort of support stand under the external stands.