Heil Boom C-Clamp

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Product Code: 9999-03180
$19.00
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The Heil Boom C-Clamp provides a simple, secure way to mount compatible Heil microphone boom arms to a desk or tabletop.

Designed as a direct replacement for the clamp supplied with select Heil booms, it is an easy solution for replacing a lost or damaged mount or setting up an additional workstation without changing your existing boom arm hardware. Built for compatibility with the Heil PL2T, HB-1, and SB-2 microphone booms, the Boom C-Clamp attaches to desks and tables while providing a stable mounting point for your microphone arm. Its straightforward clamp-on design makes installation quick and avoids the need to drill permanent mounting holes into your work surface. Whether you are outfitting a recording studio, broadcast room, podcast setup, or voiceover workstation, the Heil Boom C-Clamp keeps your compatible Heil boom securely mounted and ready to use.

Heil Boom C-Clamp Features

  • Replacement C-clamp for compatible Heil microphone boom arms
  • Designed for use with Heil PL2T, HB-1, and SB-2 booms
  • Clamps directly to a desk or tabletop
  • Provides a secure mounting point for compatible Heil boom arms
  • Convenient option for replacing an existing clamp or creating an additional boom mounting location
  • Ideal for recording, broadcast, podcast, and voiceover workstations

Heil Boom C-Clamp Includes

  • Heil Boom C-Clamp
  • Manufacturer Warranty

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  • 4
    Seems solid
    Timothy Dover

    While not as bulky as the original that came with the PL2T, this replacement C-Clamp seems solid. I am assuming improvements in the strengths of the metals used have allowed it to be made thinner and lighter. Time will tell if it holds up as long as the original.