Flashpoint Double-Ended Spigot 5/8" Stud 1/4"-20 Threads Studio
Connects 5/8" receivers to 1/4"-20 gear with a reversible 16 mm baby pin, aluminium build at 113 g
- Secure mounting with double-ended spigot design prevents accidental slips
- Versatile compatibility via 5/8" stud and 1/4"-20 male threads fits diverse studio gear
- Durable aluminium build weighs only 113 g for easy on-location transport
- Quick equipment setup connects lights monitors or audio recorders in seconds
- Reversible design accommodates 16 mm baby pin receivers for lighting accessories
Double-Ended Spigot for Studio Gear
The Flashpoint double-ended spigot connects clamps with a 5/8" receiver to cameras, monitors or audio recorders that use a 1/4"-20 female thread. It also reverses to accept lighting accessories needing a 5/8" baby pin. Photographers and videographers who switch between grip and camera rigs will find it useful. The aluminum body weighs 113g.
Thermals Noise and Power
This is a passive metal adapter with no electronics, so it generates no heat, draws no power and makes no sound. It adds negligible mass to a light stand or boom arm. The aluminum construction resists corrosion during location work. No cooling or power budget is required.
Upgrade Path and Limits
It replaces single-thread adapters that force you to carry separate 5/8" and 1/4"-20 hardware. The jump is worth it when you regularly mount both camera-thread devices and baby-pin accessories on the same grip gear. It will not help setups that rely solely on 3/8"-16 threads or proprietary quick-release plates.
How it compares
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- Price $18.99
- Cheaper than about 91% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach this spigot to a C-stand arm and which thread goes where?
Screw the 5/8" stud into the grip-head receiver until the shoulder seats, then mount your 1/4"-20 accessory on the opposite end; reversing the order puts the load on the smaller thread and risks stripping it.
What part of this spigot is likely to wear out first with daily studio use?
The 1/4"-20 male threads will gall or cross-thread before the aluminum body shows wear, so keep a thread-chaser handy and avoid over-tightening with pliers.
At what point does the 1/4"-20 connection become the limiting factor during a long shoot?
A heavy monitor or light levered on the 1/4"-20 end will flex the stud and loosen the thread long before the 5/8" baby-pin side slips, so support the load close to the spigot.
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