Description
Overview Features
The Heil PL2T is a fully articulating, professional-quality microphone boom arm designed for broadcast, podcasting, studio, and home recording environments. Engineered for quiet adjustment and clean aesthetics, the PL2T combines internal tension control with an integrated cable management system to keep studio setups sleek and noise-free.
Key Features
- Silent Movement:Features factory pre-set internal spring tension, eliminating external spring noise and reverberation during live broadcasts or podcast recordings.
- Integrated Cable Management: Built-in covered cable channels eliminate clutter, exposed wires, and unsightly velcro straps.
- Flexible Mounting: Comes standard with a Heil C-Clamp (1.5″ maximum opening) and fully integrates with Heil’s complete line of custom mounting hardware.
- Standard Threading: Features an industry-standard 5/8″-27 thread to accept standard mic clips and shock mounts.
Included Accessories:
- C-Clamp boom mounting clamp.
Product FAQs
Question: How much weight can the Heil PL2T boom arm support?
Answer: The Heil PL2T is designed to support microphones weighing up to 2.5 lbs.
Question: Does the Heil PL2T make noise when adjusted?
Answer: No. The PL2T features factory pre-set internal spring tension, which eliminates external spring reverberation and ensures silent movement while live recording or broadcasting.
Question: How does cable management work on the Heil PL2T?
Answer: The PL2T has covered cable channels integrated directly into the boom arm, keeping microphone cables hidden without the need for velcro straps or external clips.
Question: What mounting hardware is compatible with the PL2T?
Answer: The PL2T comes standard with a Heil C-Clamp (1.5″ maximum opening) and is compatible with all Heil brass-lined mounts, including the DT-1, FL-2, RS-1, and WM-1.
Question: Can I use a PL2T in a small space?
Answer: Yes, the PL2T can be mounted to a wall with a WM-1 mount or it can be mounted to a ceiling with an RS-1 Riser.



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