The Matthews Junior Boom is largest and heaviest duty boom currently made by MSE. It measures 68" when collapsed, and extends to 10' (3.3 m). It has a Junior (1-1/8") mount and a 5/8" stud. A 25 lb counterweight is attached.
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- Junior (1-1/8") Mount
The Matthews Junior Boom is largest and heaviest duty boom currently made by MSE. It measures 68" when collapsed, and extends to 10' (3.3 m). It has a Junior (1-1/8") mount and a 5/8" stud. A 25 lb counterweight is attached.
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Matthews Junior Boom Reviews
Column tweaked after mounting Aputure Nova p300c
By Robert
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2021-09-16
Just received the Matthews Junior Boom today. A little disappointed. It came with box all torn up and one of the handles exposed. The rubber on the bottom of the weight was shifted over and glue was smeared and had to clean that up. Looks like this had been dropped. So, we set it up on our Matthews wind up stand and stuck a Nova p300c on it. Extended the column out about 3/4 and noticed there was a slight bowing in the arm. The Nova p300c without controller on it weighs 22.82 lb. This arm is supposed to support 25LB fully extended. Well, when we tried to close back down the arm it is now supper stiff and have to use a lot of force. I do not think this arm should be rated at 25LB. For $424.00 I expected better. I will keep it and use it for my other lights but really wanted it to get my Nova boomed out. Just really tuff trying to collapse the column back in. I also read a review on here that someone else had the same problem.
heavy & good
By Maarten Vanden
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-11-30
heavy & good
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