The Mapex Armory 800 Series Boom Arm is the ultimate solution for drummers seeking to elevate their setup with precision and adaptability. Crafted for both seasoned professionals and passionate hobbyists, this boom arm offers a seamless blend of stability and versatility. Its 16-inch-long arm is perfect for achieving optimal forward/back and height adjustments, ensuring your cymbals are perfectly positioned for every performance.

Engineered with a telescoping hideaway design, this boom arm can be easily concealed when used as a straight attachment, making it an excellent choice for compact setups or minimalist aesthetics. The inclusion of a quick-release locking nut guarantees swift setups and teardowns, allowing you to focus more on your music and less on technical hassles. Compatible with various clamps, including the popular Mapex MC910, this boom arm integrates effortlessly into your existing hardware, maximizing floor space and enhancing your drumming experience.

Key Features:

• 3/4-inch tubing compatible with various clamps, like the Mapex MC910
• 16-inch-long arm provides ample adjustability for cymbal placement
• Telescoping hideaway design for easy concealment
• Quick-release locking nut for fast setup and teardown
• Tilting mechanism for unlimited cymbal positioning freedom
• Ideal for use with tom and cymbal stands to optimize floor space

FAQs

Does the Mapex Armory 800 Series Boom Arm have adjustable height and angle?

Yes, the Mapex Armory 800 Series Boom Arm features heavyweight tubing and a Super-Glide step-less cymbal tilter, allowing for precise height and angle adjustments to suit your setup.

What is the purpose of the memory locks on the Mapex Armory 800 Series Boom Arm?

The memory locks on the Mapex Armory 800 Series Boom Arm help maintain your preferred settings, ensuring consistent positioning and quick setup every time you use it.

Is the Mapex Armory 800 Series Boom Arm suitable for heavy cymbals?

Yes, the heavyweight tubing of the Mapex Armory 800 Series Boom Arm provides the stability needed to support heavier cymbals securely.