OnStage LSA7700P U-mount Lighting Arms

These are the answer to an issue I've had. Needed to extend lights out to the front of my light truss for a mirror ball.

These are amazing for the money. Make sure the set screws don't fall out or the wing nuts, but these are fantastic.. This is my second set.EDIT - Had to exchange for a new set because the end caps popped out. They were too small and pressed in with threadlock.

Easy to set up. Hanging two Par 36 led's off each arm attached to my speaker stand (would easily handle four). No more hauling extra stands for lights at small gigs. I would not recommend for heavy (old school) lights as the attachment points utilize a lot of plastic. Aluminum pars would probably be fine .

First, I was told that they'd arrive on Friday, Nov. 29th, by 9 pm. At 8:59 pm, I was told by Wednesday, December 4th.(This, after four days of having ordered them) It arrives on Monday the 2nd. Which was great, but I was expecting them on Wednesday, and didn't look out for them. So, they sat in the rain for a few hours. When I finally extracted them from the wet pulp, I went directly to my existing lighting stands to try them out. The very first one I attempted to put on my stand, broke. The piece that holds the knob that turns to tighten the arm onto the stand, pulled out of the assembly. (The round metal device that is the part that attaches to your stand) It's made of aluminium metal. So, why wasn't it soldered in, instead of just glued in? I wasn't happy. The second one worked, but now I'm weary of that one falling apart. I decided to use some Gorilla Glue, to put it back together. I noticed that both the piece that holds the one that came apart is threaded, as well as the one that came off. So, I set about threading it back in. TO NO AVAIL. The piece is a nano bit too small to thread onto the other piece's threads. (Some quality control, guys) I had to just apply the glue to both surfaces, and let it get tacky before joining them. But, before doing so, I used white plumber's pipe thread tape, to tighten up the gap, on the piece that came off. So that the glue and threads would grip as tightly as possible. But, none of that worked. The second one broke on the following day. I could easily have returned them, but then I'd wait more days for something that is also going to break. So, I decided to use them in a different way. As you can see by the pictures I posted, I decided to mount them vertically, on my light stands. I have 4 pairs of light stands, and I use them in different configurations, depending on the event. (I have truss for my other lighting needs, as well) I provide sound & lighting for various events, and sometimes I cannot use truss of lights on a T-bar. So, this suits me fine. But, outside of this configuration, these arms are useless. The end caps need to be welded onto the apparatus, in order to hold the bar onto the stand. Otherwise, you can only use it like it's pictured. I won't be buying anymore of these, until they are properly made. It was a good idea, but poorly planned out and or executed.

DO NOT OVERLOAD!.Extremely light weight assembly. not for use with moving heads etc.Only the lightest or plastic housed lamps will work successfully.Clamp works fairly well, however does lightly scratch the pole you are attaching tofrom metal-to-metal contact. Wing nuts securing pole to clamp also mar or scratchthe finish.A bit overpriced,Still, a very handy device,long overdue.

Love this for our band! So easy to put together and travel with! We will be buying a few more

These come in handy when you want to have a mobile DJ setup with lights I used 4 lights on 2 bars each and just mounted them to my speaker stand

excellent quality, exactly what I hoped for...and 2 for one.

Wow. This is amazing! Just bought 4 of those. Very good and the don't scratch anything. Easy to install, but do not overload. Made my stand fall because I put too much things on it. Oops. But hightly recommand!!