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Impact Quikbox Softbox (24 x 24")

BH #IMQBSB24 • MFR #QB-SB24
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Impact Quikbox Softbox (24 x 24")
Key Features
  • Quick Setup
  • Folds Flat, Compact
  • Accepts Optional Fabric Grids
  • Removable Internal Baffle
The Impact Quikbox Softbox (24 x 24") is a great way soften the output of your studio or battery powered flash unit. The Quikbox lives up to its name by popping open and assembling in a minute or two. Just open the softbox, add the diffusers and the required speed ring that fits your strobe, mount it on a light stand and you're ready to shoot.
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Which Speed Ring to use for Impact LiteTrek 4.0 DC Monolight and Norman LH2400 Lamphead?
Asked by: Bill
Unfortunately, this softbox would not be compatible with the Impact Litetrek monolight nor the Norman LH-2400 head. A softbox in a similar size which can work for both is the Impact Luxbanx Medium Rectangular Softbox (24 x 32 ) B&H # IMLBRM. For the Litetrek head, you can use the Phottix Speed Ring for Comet Mount (144 mm) B&H # PH82608 and for the Norman head, you can use the Chimera Speed Ring for Studio Strobe - for Norman LH500 & 2400 B&H # CHSRNLH500 to attach this Impact Luxbanx softbox. Please see the images below for reference.
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2018-08-28

Will this work with a Godox V1?

Will this work with a Godox V1?
Asked by: Dustin
I just checked mine and it is set up for an Nikon sb900 type flash. The Godox that I see is round, so no I do not think it will fit.
Answered by: Paul
Date published: 2021-08-14

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is it possible to use the quikbox with an Einstein (Paul C Buff) strobe as well as a Speedlight?
Asked by: Polar P.
Unfortunately, this model is limited for use with shoe mount type flashes. However, Lastolite produces the Ezybox II and a speed ring to fit the Einstein strobe. Please see the images below for reference.
Answered by: Kirk R.
Date published: 2018-08-27

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does the mount allow you to angle the flash at all?
Asked by: Lindsay W.
Yes, multiple positions.
Answered by: Ben G.
Date published: 2018-08-27

I lost the speed ring bracket, can I use a bowens ...

I lost the speed ring bracket, can I use a bowens mount in its place?
Asked by: Steve
While a standard Bowens speed ring would not be compatible, the Impact Speed Ring Flash Bracket For Quikbox, B&H # IMQBBKT, would be the replacement flash bracket originally included with the purchase of the Impact Quikbox Softbox with Shoe Mount Flash Bracket (24 x 24"). https://bhpho.to/3UZyJkA
Answered by: Manzell L
Date published: 2024-03-28

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What is the maximum possible height from the shoe mount to the top of the flash?I have an old powerful Metz CT-3 and would love to use it with this (the flash is tall , and it also has a non-centered mounting hole -about 1 from center of vertical line - discarding the horizontal bottom camera mounting bar for this purpose)Thank you very much!
Asked by: AQUILES
We do not have the exact distance it can slide but it is not made to work with a flash like that. It is designed to work with standard speedlights.
Answered by: Robert K.
Date published: 2018-08-27

What does this weigh?

What does this weigh?
Asked by: Daniel
The Impact Quikbox Softbox with Shoe Mount Flash Bracket (24 x 24") BH #IMQB2424 weights 2.8lbs.
Answered by: Reuben K
Date published: 2024-01-23

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What is the size of the hole for the Flash head??I have a flash (not Canon/Nikon Flash) with big head so I'm not sure if it will fit in..Thank you very much in advance!!
Asked by: AQUILES
I easily fit my Nikon SB800 and SB900 within the hole. The assembly comes with a round mount that slips into the back. That round mount has a rectangular hole for the flash head. The round mount is 5 3/4 inches and the rectangular cutout is 4 1/2 inches wide by 2 3/4 inches tall. I have used this setup quite a bit and it really works well as long as your flash head fits within those dimensions.
Answered by: James J.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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