Quik Lok Z-728AM-U Add-On Microphone Arm with Telescopic Boom for "Z" Style Stands

What Is the Quik Lok Z-728 Mic Boom?
The Quik Lok Z-728 Mic Boom is a versatile and fully adjustable telescopic microphone boom designed for seamless integration with any "Z" style keyboard stand. It allows musicians and speakers to position their microphone conveniently at any angle, enhancing their audio capture during performances or recordings. This boom can be mounted on either side of the stand, offering flexibility in setup and use, making it an ideal choice for both live and studio environments.

Adjustability and Flexibility
The adjustability of the Quik Lok Z-728 Mic Boom stands out as its core feature. With a height adjustment range from 15.75 inches to 26.75 inches and a boom length that extends from 22 inches to 40 inches, users can easily tailor the microphone placement to suit their specific needs. Whether you are playing a seated or standing performance, this mic boom accommodates various heights and distances.

Lightweight and Durable Design
Despite its robust functionality, the Quik Lok Z-728 Mic Boom is surprisingly lightweight, weighing only 1.5 kg (3.3 lbs). This makes it easy to transport and adjust, without sacrificing durability. Its construction is designed to withstand the rigors of regular use, ensuring that it remains a reliable part of your audio setup for years to come.

Easy Installation
Installation of the Quik Lok Z-728 is straightforward, designed to be user-friendly for both novices and professionals. It can be quickly mounted on either side of your Z-style stand, except for the Z-722 and Z-722L models, making it a versatile addition to your musical arsenal. This feature simplifies setup and teardown, saving time and reducing hassle during performances.

Optimal Microphone Placement
Correct microphone placement is crucial for capturing high-quality audio. The telescopic and adjustable nature of the Quik Lok Z-728 Mic Boom allows for precise positioning, ensuring that your microphone is always in the ideal spot to capture the best sound possible. This is particularly beneficial in dynamic recording environments or when multiple instruments are in use.