Gator Frameworks GFW-MIC-CLMPBM16 Adjustable Angle 16" Clamp-On Mini Boom Reviews
This adjustable angle clamp-on mini boom from Gator Frameworks is a great accessory for your setup. This versatile mini boom clamps on easily and securely to standard tube diameters (15mm–22mm or .6"–.85") and gives you 270º rotation. Performers and audio engineers here at Sweetwater love this boom for its variety of uses on the stage and in the studio.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Finally Found It
I have been on a quest for the right combination for playing a harmonica while playing guitar and, to be able to sing by easily switching from vocal mic to harmonica very easily, quickly and, not have to make any adjustments. Set it and, forget it. That's my motto!
I have tried several extensions and harp holders and, microphones for about a year and, now January 1 2024 I have it!!! I was getting tired trying to play the harp and, beard, face and, vocal mic would always be in the way, very frustrating.
The combination is Harp Arm HA16 which is no longer made but, Thomann does have almost the same product Roadworx harp holder. Gator Frameworks adjustable mic extension listed here on Sweetwater. Audix Fireball harp mic.
Atlas heavy duty 3 section mic stand and, onstage mic boom with onstage counterweight for even balance. There's a lot of hardware here but, everything balances and, I can wail on the harp and, everything stays put.
Perfect extension
I was looking to mount an instrument mic to a mic stand. This adjustable boom really does the job. This is very useable in almost any situation and, even though it can expand out to 16" it still holds a mic and remains stable. Yes it does help to use a fairly stable mic stand but, if you are using a fairly light condenser mic it should work very well. As can be seen I have an Onstage 2.5 lb counterweight which really does make a difference.
Handy
I use this to add a bottom snare mic to my top snare mic stand. It's very handy, and the addition of the boom makes it really easy to position.
