I'm not familiar with the accordion style arm. does it have a very large range of motion and different angles and heights? thanks!!
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My answer is a copy from answer #3. Carol's answer is excellent and I could not have said it better.Does not allow changes to the height (level from floor). Only pulls straight out, but the mirror also rotates 360 degrees to allow better positioning to see back or side of head. Also pulls left and right relative to the wall. I hanged my to fit to my height. Someone much taller or shorter would not get the same benefits.
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The accordion arm rotates horizontally at its base, and the mirror mount rotates horizontally at the other end of the accordion. Additionally, the mirror can be tilted vertically. The accordion arm can extend horizontally about two feet, keeping a fairly constant height. We mounted ours so that the mirror is slightly higher than the tallest user's height, about six feet from the floor.
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Yes, it does. The accordion arm is very sturdy and in my opinion it does have a wide range of motion. I'm a retired hairdresser and I cut and color my own hair and this mirror is perfect for seeing the back and side of my head.
1526291
Does not allow changes to the height (level from floor). Only pulls straight out, but the mirror also rotates 360 degrees to allow better positioning to see back or side of head. Also pulls left and right relative to the wall. I hanged my to fit to my height. Someone much taller or shorter would not get the same benefits.
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180 degree swivel on the wall it is mounted on. Mirror swivels front to back and side to side. Height is determined and set when you mount it to the wall. It extends about 2.5 ft from the wall.
1616447
The arm can move in the range between flat and 90 degrees down. The hinge can be tightened with an Allen wrench, supplied, to hold the arm in place anywhere in the range. The only positive lock is all the way up -= flat to the ceiling.
2145680
Yes, it works out both arms and legs...especially if you do a program! Its one of the best pieces of equipment I have bought. I hope this help you.
1844366
No...it's a solid arm. I couldn't be happier with my all brass purchase. The whole fixture does swivel without loosening anything. The flow is quite adequate for my needs. Hope this helps
606175
Honestly, I have no idea. My best answer and advice is to buy it and try it out, if you're not satisfied then you can return it. So far it's great and has the angle you want, depending how often you use it. It hasn't broken on me yet and I went through 13 cans.
991549
It can't do that. Even if it could, gravity would become your enemy and tip it over. The rotation is all in the table top. The arm length is ABOUT 16-18" long.
2011154
You can hold it upside down and play, like some people play guitar. Since I am not an accordion player, I can't say whether it effected anything major, but it didn't seem to.
569719
No. It barely can hold its own weight when extended and it doesn't really stay in any position either. Just get a magic arm. Way better
36336
I don't think you can add arms......if you have good balance then it will work for you...if not, need one with arms
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The arm does not actually swing. If it did, it would throw off the cantalever and the table would become unstable. The table top does swivel. I was kinda bumed about that myself. It is pretty nice though. No other product I researched was any more convenient. Maybe if they made the base round it could swivel.
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vertical won't get you very far. but you can definitely get a great arc for decent distance. just won't travel as far once it hits the ground because it doesn't have as much oomph as when you shoot it flatter.
51835
Not really sure about the longer arm but it seems to be universal . I just had a remodel and the contractor didn't have any issues. It has brackets that the unit mounts to . I also contacted the seller and asked for installation specs and they emailed them to me right away. Good luck and I hope you enjoy as much as we do.
1607238
Yes. My swivel arm will rotate nearly 290 degrees. Mounted the end into a ceiling stud on the patio. Wishing I could attach a pic.
210209
The Konig & Meyer 210/9 Boom arm mic stand works with this. It is not as sturdy as the OnStage SB9600, but it is also not as heavy or bulky. As long as the boom arm is placed over one of the tripod legs, it is stable. I've been able to add some attachments too, including one for the Zoom H4n recorder, and a pop filter.
152005
I don't know anything about accordions but it worked great on my guitar's volume and tone pots. I don't think it could hurt anything - give it a shot!
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i'd say yes it adjustable I got mine wondering but it worked all right. can adjust the 4 arms in or out to fit.. hope this helps you ..Steve
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The boom arm is designed to just slide into the clamp and swivel freely. There is no way to secure it in place out-of-the-box, but I'm sure you could come up with a homemade solution