Matthbooms

Junior Boom: The largest and heaviest duty boom currently made by Matthews. The Junior Boom measures 68" (172cm) when fully collapsed and will extend to over 10 feet (300cm). The Junior Boom has a 25-pound (12kg) counter-balance weight attached and features the same tilt-locking and mounting mechanism found on the Baby Boom. Matthews #427805 Junior Drop Down can be used to keep light banks level.

Extends from 67.5" (172cm) to 120" (300cm)

• Knurled baby pin ensures whatever is being mounted stays put.
• V-shaped brass brakes ensuring 3-point strong contact.
• Thick threaded collars ensuring a solid bite from t-handles and set screws.
• 25lbs Counter balance weight

Baby Boom: Similar in construction to the Mini Boom, this boom utilizes a much heavier duty tilt-locking device and can be mounted on a stand with either a Junior Receiver or a Baby Pin.

Extends from 45" (115cm) to over 80" (203cm)

• Knurled baby pin ensures whatever is being mounted stays put.
• V-shaped brass brakes ensuring 3-point strong contact.
• Thick threaded collars ensuring a solid bite from t-handles and set screws.

Mini Boom: Designed because of the growing demand for a boom that would not bend when an array of accessories were added to it, like small lighting fixtures or strobes, such as light banks, egg crates etc. Made completely out of steel, the Mini Boom mounts on a 5/8" Baby Pin and will extend over 80" (203cm), terminating in a 5/8" pin. A hook is provided at the rear end of the boom to accommodate a sandbag for balancing. The use of a Baby Drop Down #427804 will keep the lighting instrument level.

Extends from 45" (115cm) to over 80" (203cm).

• Knurled baby pin ensures whatever is being mounted stays put.
• V-shaped brass brakes ensuring 3-point strong contact.
• Thick threaded collars ensuring a solid bite from t-handles and set screws.
• Rear mounted hook to accommodate a sandbag for counterbalancing.

CAUTION: Any light boom that is not properly balanced is extremely dangerous on a set. When calculating the proper stand on which to attach the boom, be sure to include the amount of counter weight in addition to the lighting fixture and accessories being used.